Scuba diving and snorkeling Fiji

Managed by the Volivoli Beach Resort, this dive center has been recognized for its professionalism since the 1980s. It is an opportunity to explore the various dive sites in the area, such as venturing into the famous underwater passage of Vatu I Ra. The dive center offers different possible dives, you can contact them to find the one that will suit you best. Diving is a must during your stay in Fiji, so if you are staying in the Rakiraki area this center will be perfect for you.

This diving club has a long experience and offers quality equipment to explore the Beqa lagoon. One of their specialties is the "shark dive" (only for certified divers). One of the most impressive dives at a depth of almost 20 meters, which consists in standing with your back to the rock, while sharks of several different species are moving around a few meters away from you. The dive club offers all-inclusive packages with the different hotels in Pacific Harbour (Club Oceanus, Uprising, the Pearl, Nanuku).

The dive centre at the Garden Island Resort, Project's most famous. Experienced quality equipment and instructor. 

The Taveuni Ocean Sports team has built up a fine reputation for the quality of its diving and supervision. Several options are available, from a morning of discovery diving (departing from your hotel around 7:30 a.m. and returning around 1:30 p.m.) to packages including daily diving and accommodation. In the same location as the Taveuni Ocean Sports store, you'll also find a recently opened café, The Drift, and a spa area, perfect for relaxing after a dive!

New in Vanua Levu since February 2015, it is the diving center of the very luxurious resort of the same name "Namena Island Resort". The very professional team takes you along to discover the most beautiful sites of diving which are in the neighbourhoods. Let us recall that Vanua Levu is a destination lighthouse of tourism of diving in the world. The team of Namena Divers Center is also professional (2 divine masters) that friendly. They organize days divings, but also snorkeling, hiking and kayak. For the outings diving, the departures are done the every day at 8:30. Included in the price, the breakfast, the lunch and the snacks as well as water. Bring only your good mood!

Part of the Paradise Taveuni resort, this is the closest dive center to Vuna Reef. Rainbow Reef and Great White Wall are also within easy reach. The structure is interesting for its human scale, and the instructors do their utmost to satisfy your desires and adapt to your fatigue and motivation. The center offers tours for experienced divers and introductory courses for beginners.

Taveuni Dive is the brainchild of Carl and Muriel, who fell in love with Fiji over twenty years ago. They offer dives with quality equipment at some 20 sites between Rainbow Reef and Somosomo Straight, accessible by boat in 10 minutes. The center offers a full range of courses: some come here to become diving instructors... and then stay! Beginners will benefit from a luxury service (and environment!) to learn alongside patient, talented and caring instructors.

Wananavu Resort also has a diving centre for initiations or the experienced divers. The oxygen bottles of contain Nitrox allowing 30 of oxygen pus. It is only twenty minutes to get to the strait of Bligh where diving is particularly interesting.

This dive operator offers PADI induction courses as well as circuits for confirmed divers. Possibility to visit Beqa island, known for its high concentration of sharks.

The diving center is open to all, not just Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort guests. The impressive speedboat can take up to 12 divers. These diving specialists offer unique itineraries in the Koro Sea and to the Namena marine reserves, just 45 minutes from the Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort. The transparent waters of Savusavu are home to a multitude of marine species unique in the world, including sharks, colorful fish and turtles: make sure you take a waterproof camera!

Jay Browning organizes snorkeling trips in the beautiful bay of Natewa, where you'll encounter the flora and fauna away from the hordes of tourists. You'll board a small boat where you'll sometimes have the chance to sail alongside bottlenose dolphins. They love to join you on the crossing, but move away as you enter the water. Wild but very curious, they often stay close by. Once in the water, a whole host of treasures are at your disposal, as the reef abounds in an incredible diversity of corals.