Diving in Savusavu

Drop into the water on the outer reef at the marine park and descend to 25 metres to watch the grey reef sharks  circle.  Swim along the reef to the passage with large schools of barracuda, trevally, fusilers and trigger fish. Take a left on to the plateau and explore the soft coral pinnacles looking for sleeping white tips, turtles and marbled rays.

Dreamhouse is known for its schools of scalloped hammerheads. Swim off the reef into the blue to look for 20 or 30 hammers trailing a lead 'scout'.  Back on the reef explore the soft coral bommies, frequented by barracuda, batfish and grey reef sharks.

Turtle alley is the dive for you if you love turtles. These 'old men' of the sea are prolific in the reef system here characterised by swim throughs and surgeonfish schools.

Descend to a soft and hard covered coral bommie and begin exploring the seawhips, dendronepthya soft corals gorgonian fans. Watch out for grey reef sharks in the blue.  There are macro features to discover such as leaf fish and several vibrant pink Tenellia nudibranchs 

The 'Chimneys' are tall vertical pinnacles on the outer reef at Namena Reserve.  Descend onto the hard coral shelf at 5 metres before dropping gently on to the circular bommies covered in sea whips, dendonepthya in every colour, green sun corals, gorgonian fans and enjoy the fish action as tropical reef fish dart from coral to coral in the current chased by trevally.