Diving in Fiji

Explore diving in Fiji

From ‘The Soft Coral Capital of the World’ to ‘The Best Shark Diving Location in the World.’ With such titles, it’s easy to call Fiji a world class dive destination.

The strong currents of the outer reefs bring nutrient rich waters from thousands of miles around, and in turn, lure in some of the most diverse life in the ocean, including everything from macro life to pelagic spectacles that defy the eye.

With more than 390 coral species and around 1200 fish species it’s an underwater naturalist’s dream. Wall dives, swim-throughs, caverns, canyons and incredible blue water encounters like bull sharks, wahoo and the occasional manta or whale shark make diving in Fiji an unforgettable experience.

Dive sites and dive shops in Fiji

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Common marine life sightings for Fiji

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Where to dive in Fiji

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Viti Levu Vanua Levu Kadavu Island

More Information

Getting to Fiji is easier than expected. Several airlines have regular flights from international destinations such as Los Angeles, Sydney and Hong Kong. Once you arrive at Nadi International Airport, there are domestic flights to other airports around the islands.

Time Zone

UTC+12:00

Phone

+ 679

Currency

FJD

Voltage

240 V

Pressure

Bar (bar)

Plug

Languages

English

1st Stage

INT / Yoke / K

International airports

Nadi Intl (NAN)

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