Long Cave - Poor Knights Islands
The volcanic origins of the Poor Knights Islands have lead to the geological formations we enjoy today - scuba diving in sea caves, archways, by plunging walls and pins.
 The rocky reef at 60 metres The skeleton of an old black coral tree smothered in anemones - there's a lot of life worth investigating at 60 metres on the rocky reef in New Zealand.
 Canterbury Wreck - the Operations Room The ex-HMNZS Canterbury (F421) was deliberately scuttled in Deep Water Cove in the Bay of Islands in 2007. This is the Operations Room.
 Cathedral Cave Around the corner from the Bay of Islands' famous "Hole in the Rock" lies Cathedral Cave - a diver's paradise of halcyon white sand, surface to sea floor escarpments and stingrays.
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