Milne Bay Collection

Octopus (Octopus sp. ) Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea
Octopus (Octopus sp.) Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea, Milne Bay, Spinecheek Anemonefish (Premnas biaculeatus)

Papua New Guinea, Milne Bay Ornate octopus (Octopus sp. )
Papua New Guinea, Milne Bay, Ornate octopus (Octopus sp.)

Fluorescence emitted in corals, captured using special barrier filter. Tawali Resort, Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea

Whip Coral & Fairy Basslets (Pseudanthias tuka) Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea

Ring-tailed Cardinalfish (Apogon aureus) Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea

Large Tubastraea Coral and schooling Fairy Basslets (Pseudanthias sp. ) Milne Bay
Large Tubastraea Coral and schooling Fairy Basslets (Pseudanthias sp.) Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea

Large Lettuce Coral Formations Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea

Lionfish (Pterios volitans) Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea

Male Stocky Anthias (Pseudanthias hypselosoma) Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea

Bigeye (Priacanthus hamrur) near Lettuce Coral Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea

Turquoise-capped parrotfish (Scarus dimidiatus). The blue colour of this fish indicates that it is a male. Females are grey/yellow

Black anemone fish (Amphiprion melanopus) hidden in the tentacles of a partially bleached sea anemone. This fish, also known as the fire clownfish

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Discover the underwater wonders of Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea. From vibrant corals to fascinating marine creatures, this tropical paradise is a diver's dream. Octopus enthusiasts will be thrilled to encounter the elusive Octopus sp. In its natural habitat. With their mesmerizing colors and incredible camouflage abilities, these creatures are truly a sight to behold. Another highlight of the Spinecheek Anemonefish (Premnas biaculeatus). These small but striking fish can be found darting in and out of anemones, creating a beautiful dance of colors amidst the coral reefs. Speaking of coral reefs, don't miss out on witnessing the breathtaking fluorescence emitted by corals at Tawali Resort. Using special barrier filters, this phenomenon creates an otherworldly glow that adds another layer of enchantment to your diving experience. The Whip Coral & Fairy Basslets (Pseudanthias tuka) are also common sightings in Milne Bay. As you explore deeper into the waters, you'll find yourself surrounded by these delicate yet resilient creatures swaying gracefully alongside whip-like corals. For those seeking unique encounters, keep an eye out for Ring-tailed Cardinalfish (Apogon aureus) and Lionfish (Pterios volitans). Their distinctive markings and graceful movements make them stand out among their fellow inhabitants, and is home to impressive formations like Large Tubastraea Coral and Lettuce Coral Formations. These massive structures provide shelter for countless marine species and create stunning backdrops for underwater photography enthusiasts. Lastly, don't forget about the Male Stocky Anthias (Pseudanthias hypselosoma), with its vibrant orange hues contrasting against the blue waters of Milne Bay. Watching these fish swim together in large schools is a true spectacle that showcases nature's beauty at its finest. Whether you're an experienced diver or just starting your underwater adventures, it offers a world of wonders waiting to be explored.