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bomber, rests on the seabed just off Boga Boga village reef at 48 meters. She is breathtaking to behold, remarkably intact, and steeped in history. However, with a depth of 48m and no technical dive support, the itinerary allows for just one main dive, possibly followed by a much shallower second dive before the long journey back to Tufi. For a closer and more accessible wreck, the B 25 “Pist-Off” sits at 11–14m, making it an ideal third dive after a couple of reef dives. Located near the shore without a protective reef, visibility here is often limited to 5–8 meters due to the sandy seabed. Despite this, the wreck is largely intact and offers a fascinating glimpse into wartime history. Both wrecks are incredible dive sites, and if you’d like to see more, check out my YouTube channel, where I filmed an in-depth look at the Blackjack in 2018. Blackjack YouTube link: https://youtu.be/iRnv2H36lCA?si=KBPXwwCMkqa7ynvt Beyond the Dive: The Heart of Tufi Diving here is only half the story. The people of Tufi - warm, welcoming, and deeply connected to the land and sea - make the experience even more special. Living among them, I learned to appreciate a simpler, more intentional way of life. No frantic schedules, no rush - just an authentic existence shaped by nature’s rhythm. cuisine, and a laid-back atmosphere where post-dive beers stretch long into the evening, accompanied by tales of the day’s adventures. For those eager to explore beyond the water, Tufi’s locals offer guided land excursions that showcase the region’s breathtaking fjords, vibrant villages, and unique homestay experiences. When it’s time for a 24-hour off The resort itself is a sanctuary perched above the fjords, offering breathtaking views, excellent

Tufi has fabulous sunrises and sunsets

Tufi has wreck dives

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