Kariparapa Point

Located in New Zealand's Bay of Islands-Whangaroa Community, this dive site features a remarkable long finger that stretches from the land into the sea. With a starting depth of 12m and gradually descending to 25m, this underwater formation provides an exciting exploration opportunity for advanced divers. As you venture deeper along the finger, a captivating swim through awaits, leading you towards an array of impressive big boulders and a small cavern.

Experiencing excellent visibility of up to 15m and a maximum depth of 30m, this New Zealand dive spot offers an immersive and unforgettable underwater experience. Divers will have the chance to encounter various marine species, including rare finds like the toadstool grouper and yellow banded perch. Additionally, the area is teeming with vibrant reef fish, as well as fascinating creatures like Nudibranchs, Black Urchins, and Crayfish.

Situated near prominent landmarks such as the HMNZS Canterbury, Cape Brett Track, and Rawhiti, this dive location is easily accessible for divers looking to explore the Far North District of New Zealand. Plan your dive adventure here and discover the captivating beauty that lies beneath the surface of the water.