Jump in – the water's great! Join your skilled, friendly and experienced dive masters on an underwater journey of discovery. Dive sites are magnificent, reefs are rich with life, and you'll soon discover why diving in Beqa Lagoon is so legendary. Take a look at what lies beneath – a brief look into some of the amazing sites you'll see on your dive discovery to Fiji. Fiji diving at its best!
Soaring pinnacles that come within 15 ft/5m of the surface highlight this dive. The name really says it all – it is the best representation of all that is amazing about diving in Beqa Lagoon. These pinnacles are literally covered with life. You'll find a plethora of Beqa Lagoon's resident Blue Ribbon Eels, as well as Lionfish, Leaffish, turtles, a swim through with soft coral inside, fire coral, barracuda, white tips, flat worms and cleaner shrimp.
A vast array of marine life is found on this wreck – and old Japanese fishing vessel. Around the wreck (at 110ft/35m) you'll find a school of Chevron Barracuda and a large Napoleon Wrasse. White tips often cruise the area as well. The wreck itself is encrusted in sponges and soft corals, and you can see an abundance of lionfish, blue ribbon eel, anemone fish, pygmy wrasse, leaffish and dartfish. Schools of barracuda fish, cushion starfish, bat fish, angel fish, Moorish idols, schools giant travelli, yellow fin tuna fish, dog fish, pipe fish.
A great wall dive featuring a swim through at 80-100ft/25-32m on the wall. The wall is covered in sea fans and is a great place to search for nudibranchs and pipefish. A school of sweetlips hangs out near the swim-through where you should also watch for Black Tip Sharks and White Tip Sharks, schooling barracuda and turtles.
At 40ft the top of this dive site is covered with a hard coral garden with many anemones hosting a multitude of anemone fish. Ask to see the giant clam!
Noted by Outside Magazine as one of the world's best muck dives, Muck Luck is a treasure chest of small and well hidden marine life. Some of the creatures you'll see are: cluster anemones, Blue Ribbon Eels, Frogfish in shades of green, black, pink, orange, shaggy. Flame Scallops, Nudibranchs and flatworms galore, ghost pipefish, lionfish, pipehorses, adult and juvenile seahorses, shrimp and more.
An easy dive featuring coral heads and wall. A great place to see small creatures and meandering reef sharks. The gulleys that run along the reef hold a treasure trove of exotic sea life. Hard and soft corals, blue ribbon eels, sharks, reef fish, leaf fish, garden eels.
3 large pinnacles are covered in sea fans and red, yellow and purple soft corals. Swim through features yellow and white hanging soft corals. The coral heads have schools of purple and orange Antheas as well as Lionfish, Angelfish, Butterflyfish, octopus, 3 colors of leaf fish, nudibranchs and more.
Features seven pinnacles you can swim between, with a variety of bright soft corals, fans and crinoids. Fish life abounds, with octopus, Anthias, Fusiliers, a variety of shrimp, Butterflyfish, Moorish Idols, and pelagics like Mackerel and Trevally.
A nice, long shallow dive that is amazing for photographers looking to capture the intensity of the soft coral colors. Beautiful to behold! An easy way to start your dive holiday and get re-introduced to the world "downunder." Soft & hard coral at top of three different pinnacles. Good for photographers, with small reef fish, abundant live coral, clown fish, anemones.
Two wall dive opportunities with large sea fans, soft & hard coral, school barracuda, large schools of grouper, sweet lips fish, giant clams on the shelves of the wall, moray eels, black tip schools of sharks and nudibranchs.
Ten pinnacles all covered with hard and soft corals and sea fans. Reef fish, lion fish, blue ribbon eels, two types of leaf fish, sharks, turtles, mantis shrimp, bat fish.
Five pinnacles, three swim-thrus with soft coral inside and outside the swim-thrus, lots of colorful soft corals, sharks (white and black tip and sometime nurse sharks), lots of moray and garden eels, nudibranchs, cleaner and popcorn shrimp, trigger and unicorn fish, lion fish, bat fish.