Poor Knights Islands have some amazing diving. Water temps are in mid-60s (15 to 17C) in October - bring gloves if you have them as the local dive operations may not rent them. Lots of different species of fish, lovely nudibranchs and other colorful invertebrates,...More

The Poor Knights are truly amazing. A wonderful marine reserve with some much colour and action. Fish everywhere, as well as loads of other marine life. It is beautiful. I would highly recommend even just snorkelling. And make sure you visit the Rikoriko sea cave.

Take a Perfect Day cruise for a perfect day! Just beautiful. You can do so much - snorkeling, kayaking or try your hand at paddle boarding. 😍

The Poor nights is one of my all time favourite places to go, the fish are huge and plentiful, great for swimming, diving and snorkeling (no fishing as it is a marine reserve) be sure to check out the massive cave!

The Poor Knights Islands with their brutal history are a beautiful spot. Isolated, serene and full of animal, bird and marine life. The snorkelling and diving are world class.

WOW ! What an amazing trip ! There is so much under water life , heaps of colourful fish . I had a few breath taking moments it was just so stunning ! The crew on board were very friendly and helped with getting snorkelling...More

The Poor nights is a fantastic group of islands off the Tutukaka coast. It is a reserve so you can't go on shore or even anchor to land. However, the trip out and tootling around the islands is fantastic, with very clear waters and an...More