Tourist Attractions & Monuments Fiji

Rainbow Reef is one of Fiji's most famous dive sites. Located in the Somosomo Strait, between Taveuni and Vanua Levu, divers can choose either of these 2 islands to discover the Rainbow Reef. Divers of all levels, as well as those who prefer snorkeling , will be delighted with their outings. The coral is magnificent and the marine life rich, and you're sure to spot manta rays, sharks and barracudas. We recommend the following dive sites:

The Zoo: one of Rainbow Re ef's most famous dive sites, and as the name suggests, you'll come across a host of marine animals: manta rays, sharks, barracudas, moray eels and more. It's also a soft coral paradise.

Purple Wall: a surprising dive along a wall up to 60 meters deep, covered in soft corals of purple and pinkish hues. Here, you'll find hard corals and just as many fish.

The Great White Wall: another popular Rainbow Reef site, with a multitude of hard and soft corals. Access to the Great White Wall is via a tunnel with a first exit at a depth of around ten meters and a second exit at around 25 meters.

Yellow Tunnel: here, the corals are yellow and soft, and the depth of the tunnel ranges from 9 to 24 meters. White-tip sharks are a regular sight.

Fish Factory: a magnificent display of marine life featuring turtles, moray eels, sharks and manta rays.

A visit to the Fiji Culture Village will give you access to a digest of Fijian culture, so it's an interesting experience. Tours include a kava ceremony, Fijian cuisine and a traditional meke dance performance. Prices include transfers from your hotel in Nadi or Port Denarau. The village is open every day except Sunday, but you need to make sure in advance that a visit will take place on the day in question (a minimum number is required for the tour to go ahead).