Book your Fiji Shark Dive Adventure!
The ultimate thrill in the shark dive capital of the world
Welcome to the most exhilarating shark encounter on the planet. Fiji isn't just another dive destination - it's the epicentre for shark diving, where crystal - clear Pacific waters host the world's most spectacular shark populations.
The legendary bull sharks of Beqa draw divers from around the world. Fiji offers unparalleled shark encounters that will redefine your understanding of these incredible lords of the deep.
Fiji's Premier Shark Dive Sites - Beqa Lagoon
The Beqa Lagoon shark dives offer you a chance to experience the 'Big Show' - where up to 8 shark species gather in a single shark dive. Bull sharks, occasional tiger sharks, lemon sharks , silver tips and reef sharks feed en masse in Fiji's Shark Marine Reserve. The show in these 'shark arenas' is unforgettable with around 20 bull sharks on every dive looking for their meal amid large fish schools
Fiji's Year Round Ultimate Shark Dive
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Best visibility - May to October ( 30-40 metres visibility)
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Shark Activity Peaks - All year round other than November- December where bull sharks congregate in river mouths to give birth
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Safety First Protocol
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Professional Shark Behaviour Briefings
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Full equipment rental available
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2 tank shark dives with surface interval refreshments
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Complimentary pick up from Pacific Harbour hotels and guest houses
Book Pacific Harbour Shark Dive
Transfers from Denarau and Nadi take around 2.5 hours and Waterlust Fiji can arrange for FJD 250 per way (US$ 113.45)
Transfers from Coral Coast Resorts take around 1.5 hours at FJD 175 per way (US$ 79)
Frequently Asked Questions
How Deep is the Shark Dive?
Divers kneel at a wall made of dead corals around 22-23 m ( 72 ft) where the shark feed takes place.
Can I Take Photos?
Absolutely! Go pros and Insta 360s are very popular and with larger camera set ups strobes are allowed. Video lights however, are not allowed on some dive sites.
Is the Shark Diving in Fiji Safe?
With over 30,000 safe dives, Fiji's shark dive safety record speaks for itself. Sharks are not interested in humans as food and protocols ensure minimal risk.
Do I need to be a certified diver?
Yes. Open water PADI or equivalent diver certification is required for the shark dive.
What about Sea Sickness?
Whilst the visibility is best between May to November the seas can be rougher. Take a seasick pill prior if you are prone.
Where does the 'marine park' fee go?
The small marine park fee goes to the owner of the Shark Reserve reefs - the Fijian villages. In exchange they prevent the granting of any fishing licences.
Add Beqa Lagoon Coral / Wreck Dives
Beqa Lagoon boasts 20+ beautiful dive sites dominated by magnificent sea fans, gorgonians and soft corals in every colour. Melithadae corals dangle from caves and over hangs and swim throughs hide soldier fish amid red sea whips. Several sunken fishing boats can explored filled with fish and corals. Expect to see reef sharks, vibrant schools of fusilier, barracuda, turtles, blue ribbon eels, clownfish and anemones and a huge range of tropical reef fish.
The addition of one or two days of coral reef dives in Fiji's Beqa Lagoon completes an unparalleled dive trip to the area.
