DIVING
ABOUT BELUGA DIVING

Beluga Diving – Humpback Whales
Beluga Diving is in the perfect location on the waterfront of Fangafoa Bay. The operation has been running for 20 years and has a number of experience dive leaders and boat operators. They have a myriad of activities on offer including scuba diving, dive courses, camping trips, equipment rental, kayak hire, snorkelling trips, whale watching, guided tours, and more!
DIVING
With crystal clear waters and an abundance of marine life, Vava’u offers world class diving & snorkelling. Visibility ranges between 25 and 40 metres and the water temperature averages a comfortable 24 to 28 degrees year round.
Whale Watching:
Experience diving with the world’s largest mammal, the humpback whale! These incredible creatures migrate past Tonga from July through to the end of October

Beluga Diving – Macro life
Reef Diving:
There are a number of fantastic dive sites off Vava’u. Explore soft corals gardens, underwater caves, and wreck sites, photograph walls and overhangs coated in gorgonian fans and watch in awe at the diverse marine life. You can expect to see nudibranchs, crustaceans, pipefish, reef fish, sharks and manta rays just to name a few.
AVAILABLE DIVE COURSES
- Open Water Course
- Open Water Referral Course
- Discover Scuba Course
- Advanced Open Water Course
DAILY RATE INCLUSIONS

Beluga Diving – Nudibranch
- Full dive equipment rental
- Light Refreshments (Tea, Coffee & Fruit)
- Government Taxes
Please note, these inclusions are dependent on your specific package
DIVE EQUIPMENT
- Aquanaut & Seaquest BCDs
- Aquanaut & Seaquest Regulators
- Suunto Dive Computers
- Aluminium Cylinders (85 or 95 cubic ft)
- Mask & Snorkel Set
- Fins
- Weight Belt & Weights
- Tank
- Wetsuit
BOAT FEATURES

Beluga Diving – Whale Watching
The Gladiator
- Catamaran
- 34 Feet Long
- Aluminium Hull
- Twin 100hp 4 Stroke Yamaha Engines
- Max 12 Divers
- 25 Knots
Mad Max
- Run about boat
- Max 08 Divers
- 19 Knots
Contact us today to book your dives with Beluga Dive in Tonga!
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