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Diving in Fiji
Whether you’re an absolute beginner or a certified diver, Fiji is an underwater paradise waiting to be explored, no matter your experience.
Known as the Soft Coral Capital of the World, Fiji offers some spectacular diving experiences. From the breathtaking inner reef coral gardens to some of the world’s best outer reef pelagic and shark dives, the crystal clear waters are warm all year round—home to thousands of unique dive sites teeming with life.
Enjoy wall diving, wreck diving, lagoon, and cavern diving. Encounter a remarkable variety of underwater life, including over 390 coral species, some 1,200 species of fish, and five of the world’s seven species of marine turtles.
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About the Dives
All of our diving is operated by Viti Water Sports, a PADI 5 Star Dive Centre, and we can cater for certified, occasional and first-time divers.
On your Day Trip to Tivua Private Island there is a variety of dive experiences for a range of experience levels, including the new advanced MV Raiyawa wreck dive. Tivua Island is a coral atoll surrounded by 500 acres of coral reef so there is plenty to explore.
All equipment is supplied for your dive. However, you will need to have a current Open Water Dive Certificate to participate in certified dives.
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CRUISE ITINERARY
Diving Sites
Experience the beautiful underwater world of Fiji from picturesque Tivua Island, known for its amazing coral gardens and the wreck of the MV Raiyawa (wreck dive for advanced certification only).
Although no specific dive site can be guaranteed, the abundance of natural underwater wonders ensure that we can almost always pick a perfect spot to explore during your diving schedule.
Dive the Mv Raiyawa – Day Cruise
Don’t want to miss out on the amazing diving that Fiji offers, then take our Day Trip Dive Safari to Tivua Island. Tivua Island is a coral atoll surrounded by 500 acres of coral reef so offers a variety of dive experiences including the new advanced MV Raiyawa wreck dive.
Raiyawa was built in 1982 in Fiji and was a government vessel deployed in placing and maintaining Navigational marks around Fiji and also used to carry passengers inter-island. In 2014 Raiyawa was decommissioned and extensive work was done on “Raiyawa” to ensure she was safe for diving. Work included opening large swim throughs in her hull and superstructure, as well as removing any hazards to divers such as sharp edges and obstructions. She was extensively cleaned and prepared in line with the environmental guidelines.
The wreck will become a key dive site for avid divers and is situated just off Tivua Island. Passengers on Captain Cook Cruises Island Day cruise will have the option of diving at the “Raiyawa” wreck, or you can join a morning dive only experience of MV Raiyawa departing Port Denarau.
Here’s What You Need to Know Before You Dive with Us
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one last remote fiji adventure
We know Fiji and our fabulous Fijian crew and Expedition team want to share these unique destinations and cultures with you one last time. Join us before October 2024 on a remote expedition on the gorgeous MS Caledonian Sky. After October we can still share the wonders of Fiji with you by welcoming you on board a Day Sail to Tivua Private Island or Dinner Cruise experience on board one of our gorgeous sailing vessels.
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