SCUBA DIVING IN ONE OF THE MOST UNIQUE DIVE SITES IN THE WORLD
Join us on one of our dive tours in spectacular Milford Sound, Fiordland, New Zealand where deep water species live and roam the shallows and/or develop your diving skills with specialty training. We specialise in drysuit training as part of our dive tours and offer the use of high end Scuba Force dive equipment.
Descend Scuba Diving New Zealand lives to Awaken the Explorer in you, share our DEEP passion for the Marine environment and give honest quality service and experience.
Milford Sound Scuba diving tours
Descend Milford Sound, New Zealand's coral capital and one of the world's most unique dive locations. Spectacular scenery above and below the water make diving Milford Sound the ultimate Fiordland experience and a must do dive site. We are committed to you having a beautiful, memorable day diving and our 5 star rating proves it.. we love what we do! We cater to all levels of divers including first timers.
Diver Training and experiences
Learn to dive with our Open Water Dive course or upgrade your Milford Sound dive tour to include a Dry Suit or Nitrox specialty course. If you are new to the diving journey let us ignite the spark with our first timer diving experiences available every day.
Scuba force & SF2 Rebreathers - Expedition grade Dive Equipment
Descend is the New Zealand distributor for Scuba Force / SF2 Rebreathers. We offer industry distribution, sales and service on all products from one of the worlds premier diving equipment manufactures. Test dives of Scuba Force drysuits and equipment in Milford Sound daily. Discover the adventure..
Milford Sound
Diving
Diving New Zealand's Milford Sound / Piopiotahi marine reserve is an experience that can not be found any where else on Earth.
Unique to Milford’s underwater world are sheer cliff faces that provide spectacular Fiord wall diving and a totally unique eco system of deep-water emergent black coral trees. The coral trees have a stunning white appearance over a jet-black skeleton and are normally only found in deep water trenches. Thanks to Milford's heavy rainfall making for a mix of fresh and salt water on the surface and huge mountains casting their shadows over the waters, enough light is blocked to allow these beautiful coral trees to call Milford home.
While diving you may also see Sharks, Eels, Octopus, Stingray, Crayfish, Nudibranch and over 150 different fish species.
The diversity of marine life, extreme mountain faces, majestic scenery and powerful presence lead Jacques Cousteau to rate Fiordland diving as "The last frontier" of underwater exploration.