About Dive! Tutukaka
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8th and 9th December 2012
Weather report for the Saturday 8th and the Sunday 9th of December 2012
Another Coastal Accolade
The Poor Knights Islands has been ranked as one of the top ten wildlife destinations, and as the best place to see nature at its finest.
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Tutukaka Coast Ranked as Global Top Two
Prestigious National Geographic Traveler magazine has placed Tutukaka Coast, Northland in the top two coastal destinations in the world. High praise indeed!
Dive! Tutukaka Highest Ranking Company in Northland
No one is more honest than the customer, and the people have spoken!
Local Company is Sustainable, Excellent, and Supreme.
Dive! Tutukaka won the Supreme 2009 Westpac Northland Business of the Year at the Business Excellence Awards on Friday Night, amongst 500 of their peers and against 45 businesses in the Northland region.
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Environmental and Conservation Philosophies to the fore.
From the early beginning founders and staff of Dive! Tutukaka have been involved in the quest to protect and enhance a truly unique eco aquatic environment.
Conservation is the cornerstones of our Dive! philosophy, reflected in everything we do.
Organic Boost to NZ Tourism
The Hippy Gourmet tours New Zealand, Yummy food for the tummy, the soul, and the planet!
Earthrace visits the Poor Knights Islands
You would have been forgiven for thinking that a prehistoric creature had just emerged from Rikoriko Cave yesterday, as the coolest boat in the world, Earthrace, anchored in Maroro Bay while her crew dived the blue waters of the Poor Knights Islands.
Environmental Achievement Award 2008
Global Dive Operators Receive Environmental Honors
Project AWARE Foundation announces Environmental Achievement Award Recipients 2008.
Project AWARE Foundation honors dive operators around the world who display commitment and excellence in their efforts to protect underwater environments within business operations and their community.
Tarly the Turtle Released into the Wild.
An injured sea turtle, nursed back to health for more than year, was released into the wild near the Poor Knights Islands, off the east coast of Northland today.
The loggerhead turtle, named Tarly, was cared for by staff at Kelly Tarlton's Antarctic Encounter and Underwater World rescue and rehabilitation team and the Department of Conservation.
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Ned - LondonReally great day. Very interesting info on Islands too. Much more than I expected
Thanks a lot
