Papua New Guinea
Cyclone Cay
About this Dive Site
Description
Cyclone Cay in Tufi is a diver's delight, celebrated for its awe-inspiring coral formations that serve as a vibrant habitat for an extensive array of marine creatures. Witness the dazzling spectacle of colorful hard and soft corals, alongside impressive schools of barracuda, reef sharks, and a rich variety of reef fish, promising an engaging underwater adventure.
Best Time to Dive
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Peak Season
April, May, June, July, August
Jan
Excellent macro diving, especially for nudibranchs and pygmy seahorses. Coral gardens are vibrant.
Feb
Continued exceptional macro opportunities. The fjords offer sheltered diving.
Mar
Macro life remains the star attraction. Good chance of seeing mandarin fish.
Apr
Visibility improves. Macro life is still excellent, and pelagic sightings become more frequent.
More monthly highlights
May
Good visibility and a wide variety of marine life, including schooling fish and occasional manta rays.
Jun
Excellent for both macro and wide-angle photography. Manta rays are often seen.
Jul
Consistent sightings of manta rays and other pelagics. Macro life is still abundant.
Aug
Good chances for manta ray encounters. The fjords provide shelter from any potential rough seas.
Sep
Visibility can decrease slightly. Macro diving remains excellent.
Oct
Return to excellent macro diving conditions. Expect to see a wide array of small critters.
Nov
Peak season for macro photography. Pygmy seahorses and nudibranchs are abundant.
Dec
Excellent macro diving continues. The sheltered fjords are ideal for all skill levels.
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