It started with the Australians, and us Kiwis thought we could do better. And we did! The Official Guinness Book of World Records Certificate hangs in pride of place at our dive centre. It is wierd and wacky, but we kinda like it like that!
But wait….there’s more!
A typical day with Dive! Tutukaka out at the Poor Knights Islands. This could be you!
The Tui was sunk in 1999 as the first purpose sunk artifical reef in New Zealand. She now lies in 34 metres of water and is home to an array of life off the Tutukaka Coast.
Legend has it that New Zealand was fished from the sea. Fact has it that New Zealand was the last land mass on earth to be discovered, making New Zealand the youngest country on earth.
No matter how many times I see this ad, I get goose pimples. Pride in who we are, and a responsibility to keep it pure.
New Zealand is hosting World Environment Day 2008, and this clip produced by Tourism New Zealand shows how important it is to the top operators in the country.
New Zealand’s commitment to clean green issues will come under the spotlight in June when the country hosts the world’s most significant environment awareness event.
As George says, it is about changing the world, one visitor at a time.
If you like our environmental message, you may also like this one Dive! Tutukaka and Sustainability
Can't find what you want? Just ask!
Freephone us in New Zealand on
0800 288 882.
Jason - EnglandGreat crew, even better dives and love the soup.
Cheers for a great day and for all of the information on the Islands.