The exquisite island nation of Fiji is a Melanesian country in the South Pacific Ocean comprising approximately 330 islands famously endowed with towering volcanic mountains, warm, crystal-clear tropical waters, spectacular coral reefs, tropical rainforests, coconut plantations, breathtaking waterfalls and, of course, some of the world’s most pristine beaches. With its abundance of fascinating attractions, jaw-dropping scenery, warm and welcoming locals and cultural and sporting activities aplenty, Fiji is a paradise for nature lovers, culture vultures and sports enthusiasts alike. With over three hundred islands to choose from, Fiji is an amazingly versatile destination. Whether you are seeking a secluded romantic honeymoon retreat, a vibrant and boisterous backpacker island or a family-friendly resort, Fiji never disappoints!

Our trip will take us to the main island of Viti Levu for a combination of boat diving and unlimited shore diving. Join for a 2-week dive trip to Waidroka Bay and Volivoli Bay that perfectly blends adventure and luxury.

We will start the adventure with 6 days and 5 nights on the south side and Waidroka Bay at the Waidroka Bay Resort. Waidroka is a short boat ride to world-famous shark diving at Beqa Lagoon, remote atolls, and many amazing dive sites. In fact, this leg of the trip was picked specifically to get some amazing shark diving experiences. Divers from around the world come to Beqa Lagoon to experience close encounters with as many as 70 sharks at a time. You’re likely to see up to eight different species of sharks, from smaller white tip reef sharks to massive tiger and bull sharks.

After the excitement and adventure of Waidroka Bay, we'll transfer to the north side for 8 days and 7 nights on Volivoli Bay at the luxurious Volivoli Bay Resort. The reefs here are a treat for macro photographers and are home to a range of pipefish, sea horses, frogfish, nudibranch, octopus, crustaceans, anemone, and so much more. The dive sites around Volivoli Bay include The Bligh Water (also known as The Vatu-I-Ra Passage) and host an unimaginable amount of structure in the form of coral reefs — some rising from 1000m to 1m in a sheer wall.