Multi-Resort Fiji Diving Adventures

Bligh Water Diving

Located in the heart of the coral triangle known for as the centre for marine biodiversity. The waters surrounding us are home to technicolour soft and hard coral reefs and to a vast array of vibrantly coloured fish, turtles, macro critters, turtles and sharks.  Bligh Water is world famous for its health and beauty.  This well preserved and desolate underwater habitat (you will almost certainly be the only dive boat on the reef), is filled with  reef structures teeming with life.

It is often the case that it is the most remote areas which have the most beautiful reefs - yet, this is not so in Fiji.  Bligh Water (currently only dived from land by the Volivoli Beach Resort near Rakiraki) is 3 hours from the Nadi International Airport. The diving is out of this world yet it also means it is relatively easy to combine your stay in Fiji with another huge underwater attraction - sharks....

Beqa Lagoon - Shark Diving

Beqa Lagoon , dived from Pacific Harbour on the main island and from Beqa Lagoon Island Resort, is home to some of the most exhilarating diving you can do in the world.   Bull sharks are plentiful in the area as a number of rivers drain into the ocean on the south side of Viti Levu.  Bull sharks (Carcharhinus Leucas) thrive in murky fresh water and will go many miles inland to give birth around November time.  The area's deep underwater channels also mean Fiji is graced with resident lemon sharks, nurse sharks, silvertips, every type of reef - and on one singular dive site, only accessible to guests at Beqa Lagoon Resort - up to 7 tiger sharks. 

Diving with tiger sharks (Galeocerdo Chrondrichthyes)  is an incredible experience.  These apex predators, especially the larger pregnant females, can be up to 5.5 metres long.  The sight of nictating membrane of the shark's eyes as rolls across the manmade coral wall and you duck to avoid a tail slap is a true adrenaline rush. The Cathedral shark dive at Beqa Lagoon Resort gives you the opportunity to admire the grace and beauty of all of these sharks and to learn about how the Fiji shark feeds have enabled once overfished reefs to flourish whilst providing income for the traditional Fijian reef owners.

Rainbow Reef

Imagine a picturesque and private Fijian adults only paradise where the verdant greenery of the rainforest meets the lapping of the blue ocean. 

Sau Bay Resort. fourty minutes from the island of Taveuni is perfectly located in a secluded bay on the edge of world famous Rainbow Reef.  With just six bures this harmonious blend of intimacy and luxury is sustainble, eco friendly and carbon neutral. Enjoy the family atmosphere in this beautiful discreet resort. 

On the cusp on the best dive sites on Rainbow Reef the diving is timed with optimal flexibility for the soft corals to be in full bloom. The ratio of dive guides to divers is the best with every assistance you can possibly imagine - diving luxury and perfect for anyone needing a little more attention in the water.

Highlights include the  world famous Great White Wall dive, Rainbow Passage, Cabbage Patch and Jerry's Jelly. 

Kadavu Pelagics

Oneta Resort on Kadavu's Ono Island is the ultimate destination for those who crave the road less travelled.

Turquoise waters, white sand beaches, native birds and jungle grace this long established eco resort set on a huge acreage property. The resort itself is beautiful with incredible attention to detail designed in traditional Fijian style. With just a handful of thatched bures and two luxury villas with pool the resort is intimate, friendly with a magical sense of family.  Diving is varied with hard coral walls, soft coral gardens and caves to explore.

The manta ray cleaning station on the neighbouring island attracts vast numbers of these graceful giants (between April to November) as they line up to have their gills cleaned by symbiotic small fish.  Manta sightings on dives around Kadavu are common.  Spinner dolphins often pay a visit to dive boats in this remote paradise and humpback whales migrate through Fijian waters to give birth between May to October and can be spotted around Kadavu. 

Oneta's chef is also definitely worthy of a mention. The food here is an inventive fusion of Fijian and European including home grown veggies and herbs and is absolutely delicious.