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Come and enjoy the beautiful clear waters of the Hauraki Gulf, and have an unforgettable experience diving Little Barrier and the Mokohinaus Islands with New Zealand Diving.
This adventure takes in the wildness of the remote islands, with the possibility of seeing dolphin, sharks and even whales.
Little Barrier Island has an amazing Jurassic feel and the Mokohinaus are a small group of islands that lie off the northeast coast of New Zealand’s North Island.
The rocky reefs around Little Barrier have abundant fish and invertebrate life among the kelp forests. The holes and cracks housed many crayfish, perhaps the overflow from Tawharanui Marine Park and Goat Island Marine Reserve on the adjacent coast.
The Mokes have spectacular diving, with steep walls, colourful invertebrate life and good fish schools, including snapper, blue and pink maomao, trevally and kingfish.
If you are the hunting type come and catch a cray and take it home to feed the family!
