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Natural landscape
Tufi Fjords
Narrow, deep sea inlets of Cape Nelson, between forested hills, traveled by canoe to villages where tapa is made.
Oro · Papua New Guinea
Tufi
In the destination Tufi and Cape Nelson.
In the photo: Tufi peninsula and airstrip
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
What to expect from Tufi.
Tufi is a small station at the southeastern tip of Cape Nelson, in Oro, on the edge of one of the narrow sea inlets locals call fiords. Canoes depart from there into Tufi’s fiords and to villages where tapa is made, and dive boats go to the cape’s reefs. On good-sea days, experienced divers go to the wreck of the B-17 Black Jack at Cape Vogel, on the other side of Collingwood Bay.
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The local experience
What to see in Tufi
Wreck and diving
B-17 «Black Jack» Wreck
A B-17F bomber from World War II sunk in 1943 near the Boga Boga reef at Cape Vogel, at almost 50 meters depth, for experienced divers.