This dive site, known as Jack Daniel's, is an amazing reef structure located about 50 minutes south of Tufi Dive Resort in Papua New Guinea. Divers can explore its vibrant topography, characterized by diverse coral formations and reef structures, navigating along the reef's contours. The site is a natural reef system with no specific historical events or stories attached beyond its renowned diving quality.
Jack Daniel's is teeming with all manner of reef species, showcasing rich biodiversity. Divers can expect to encounter various colorful reef fish, invertebrates, and hard and soft corals that adorn the reef. Occasional sightings of larger marine life include sharks, turtles, and rays, while pelagic fish frequently visit the area, adding to the dynamic underwater ecosystem.
The best time to visit Jack Daniel's aligns with Papua New Guinea's dry season (typically May to November) for optimal weather and calm seas, though diving is generally possible year-round. Divers should be prepared for light to moderate currents, which can enhance drift diving experiences. For freedivers, the site's shallower sections offer excellent opportunities to observe reef life and practice breath-hold techniques, while scuba divers can explore the full depth range up to 22 meters.
