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Rabaul
Papua New Guinea
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Rabaul, situated on East New Britain, is renowned for its underwater WWII wrecks. The harbor, once a significant Japanese naval base, is now a graveyard of planes, ships, and submarines. These historical sites are enveloped in coral and teem with marine life, offering a unique blend of history and natural beauty for divers.
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Dive Sites in Rabaul
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Beehives
A cluster of volcanic pinnacles that attract an array of marine life. Beehives is a site known for i...
25m
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Atun Wreck
The Atun Wreck is a 50-meter-long Japanese freighter that sank during World War II. The wreck is hea...
18m
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Zero Fighter
A Japanese Zero Fighter plane from World War II lies in just 5 meters of water. This shallow dive si...
8m
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Submarine Base
A natural harbor that was used as a submarine base during World War II. The site features several su...
20m
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George's Wreck
This is a Japanese auxiliary minesweeper that was sunk in 1942. It is a deep dive with the wreck sta...
60m
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Frances Bay
Frances Bay is a muck diving site with a sandy bottom that is home to some unique and unusual marine...
15m
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