Snorkelling & Scuba Diving

Experience Top Dive Sites, in Fiji

Dreaming of vibrant reefs and crystal-clear waters? In Fiji, your next great dive is just steps from the shore — guided by locals, surrounded by colour, and grounded in the heart of the Pacific.

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Nukubati Private Island – Northern Fiji

Nukubati isn’t just off the grid—it’s in a world of its own. Set off the northern coast of Vanua Levu, this intimate eco-luxury escape offers just a handful of beachfront bures, solar-powered serenity, and reef-rich waters that feel untouched by time. Sustainability isn’t a slogan here—it’s a lifestyle, deeply rooted in Fijian tradition and daily island rhythms.

But what truly sets Nukubati apart? It’s the only resort diving the Great Sea Reef—the world’s third-largest barrier reef system and one of Fiji’s most biodiverse marine sanctuaries. Days here are shaped by the tides: rise for an unforgettable dive on this rarely explored reef, then stop to trawl for your dinner on the way back. Local, fresh, and wildly rewarding.

Everything here invites you to slow down. Snorkel straight from shore. Sip fresh coconut water on your verandah. Indulge in Fijian flavours made from garden-grown produce and line-caught fish. At Nukubati, island life is pared back to its purest, most purposeful form.

Why We Love It

It starts with the people—within hours, you’ll feel like part of the Nukubati family. The food is a standout: fresh, local, and deeply satisfying, with every meal telling a story of the island.

You’ll learn how to catch mud crabs or octopus the traditional Fijian way, dive the Great Sea Reef and trawl for your own dinner on the ride home.

And all the while, you’re surrounded by a team who treat every moment as a chance to share their knowledge of reef conservation, island life skills, and the rhythms that make this place so special.

Who It's For

Couples, solos, families with school-aged kids, and groups of friends chasing something real.

It’s for celebration trips, slow escapes, and adventure divers who want every dive to feel like the first—where giant schools of fish, sharks, vibrant corals, and tiny reef dwellers all share the stage.

If you want connection, culture, and a reef you’ll never forget, this is it.

Koro Beach Resort

Koro Beach Resort isn’t just off the beaten track—it’s on an island most travellers never reach. Tucked into the heart of Fiji’s Lomaiviti group, this eco-village style resort offers barefoot stays, beachfront bures, and a pace of life that flows with the tides. Here, Starlink keeps you connected when you want to be—but the reef is what keeps you coming back.

And this isn’t just any reef. Koro sits on the edge of some of Fiji’s most untouched coral systems—walls, bommies, and swim-throughs that few divers have ever seen. Still being mapped and full of surprises, Koro’s reefs are rich with friendly reef sharks, turtles, soft and hard corals, and schools of fish that move like liquid colour. Snorkellers aren’t left out either: there are reefs and depths to suit every experience level and vibrant shallows are from the end of our jetty, meaning you can roll out of bed and into the blue.

Life here is simple, social, and shaped by the ocean. Dive or snorkel, hike to our waterfalls, join in the afternoon beach volleyball game, or catch up on your work with free Starlink, then trade stories around the firepit at night. It’s budget-friendly, barefoot, and brimming with adventure.

Why We Love It

What we love about Koro Beach Resort is how it manages to balance simplicity with soul. The reef is the star of the show—uncrowded, wildly colourful, and still full of discovery—but the resort itself offers more than just a base camp.

It’s a place where digital nomads can plug in by morning and unplug in the ocean by noon, where solo travellers quickly find their crew, and where every sunrise over the bay feels like a reward for making the journey.

It’s not polished luxury—and that’s exactly the point. Koro Beach Resort is Fiji raw and real, served with hammocks, hammertail parrotfish, and the kind of hospitality that makes you feel at home within hours.

Koro Island is Fiji, Real, Raw and Reimagined.

Who It's For

Adventurers, divers, and snorkellers looking for the Fiji that hasn’t been overrun.

Solo travellers and digital nomads who want reef access without resort prices.

Backpackers who crave connection, hammocks, and spectacular reef over niteclubs and crowds.

If you’re chasing reef, rhythm, and real Fiji—you’ll find it at Koro Beach Resort.

Viani Bay Resort – Vanua Levu

Tucked between rainforest and reef on the remote northern coast of Vanua Levu, Viani Bay Resort is a down-to-earth, eco-conscious retreat where ocean adventure meets Fijian heart. With just a handful of handcrafted bungalows set along a quiet stretch of shoreline, it’s peaceful, personal, and deeply connected to the land and sea.

And here’s the local secret: Viani Bay is actually closer to Rainbow Reef than the resorts on Taveuni. That means less time on the boat, more time diving—and often, the reef all to yourself.

It’s not luxury. It’s something better: real connection, thoughtful simplicity, and daily life shaped by the tide. Wake up to birdsong and the sound of waves, shower outdoors under the sun or stars, and enjoy nourishing, home-cooked Fijian meals made from fresh, local ingredients. Between dives, you might join a coral planting project, explore the coastline, or swap stories over tea and cake on the deck. It's the kind of place where you arrive as a guest—and leave feeling part of something rare.

Why We Love It

Because it’s honest, humble, and full of heart. Viani Bay is one of the closest bases to the legendary Rainbow Reef, yet it still flies under the radar.

The diving is world-class, the coral work is meaningful—and the food? Some of the best we’ve ever eaten in Fiji.

Add in warm, personal hospitality and the option to book out the whole resort with your favourite people, and you’ve got something truly special.

Who It's For

Easygoing divers, nature lovers, and families with school-aged kids or teens. It’s ideal for couples who crave connection without the frills, and perfect for groups of friends or extended families who want to book out the whole resort and make it their own.

If you care more about reef time, real food, and local heart than room service and resort bands—Viani Bay is calling.

Oneta Resort – Kadavu

A hidden island gem, where the boat ride is just the beginning. Set on 70 acres of untouched coastline in Fiji’s remote Kadavu archipelago, Oneta is only accessible by sea—and proudly off the grid. No roads. No rush. Just reef, rainforest, and the slow rhythm of island life.

With only five handcrafted bures and two open-air villas, Oneta is deeply personal and refreshingly simple. Each is built in traditional Fijian style from natural materials, designed to disappear into the landscape. Choose a hillside bure with sweeping ocean views, a breezy beachside retreat steps from the shore, or a tucked-away garden hideout among fruit trees and tropical flowers.

And just offshore? One of the best-kept secrets in Fiji: direct access to the Great Astrolabe Reef—the fourth-largest barrier reef in the world. Dive kaleidoscopic walls, drift through coral-covered passages, or visit the famous manta ray cleaning station, where these gentle giants sweep in and glide just metres away.

At Oneta, days unfold gently. Snorkel from the beach, paddleboard through crystal shallows, hike to a waterfall, or simply relax and let the sea set the pace. Meals are fresh, locally grown, and made with heart. This is Fiji—unplugged, unfiltered, and unforgettable.

Why We Love It

Because it’s not just about the reef—it’s about the people and the joy. Oneta has that rare magic where guests become friends and nights end in laughter.

You’ll dine together at a long communal table, swap dive stories over sunset cocktails, and dance barefoot under the stars while the staff band plays into the night.

It’s playful, personal, and full of heart—like all the best memories are.

Who It's For

Adventurous couples, dive lovers, ocean dreamers, and anyone who values community over room service.

It’s perfect for small groups of friends or families with older kids, especially those who want reef time, connection, and a true off-the-map experience.

If you like your island stays social, unpolished, unforgettable, and filled with real moments—Oneta is calling.

Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort

A hidden reef retreat, where the dive boat is just the beginning. Set on the calm shores of Savusavu Bay, Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort is one of Fiji’s most respected eco-retreats for ocean lovers. With only 25 traditional bures tucked into tropical gardens, it’s warm, personal, and deeply connected to the sea.

This isn’t just a place to sleep — it’s a place to dive into some of Fiji’s richest underwater life. From the colourful house reef to the world-famous Namena Marine Reserve, the region teems with walls, bommies, and soft corals that have drawn divers and snorkelers here for decades. You can join a guided snorkel with the resort’s resident marine biologist, or jump on a small-group dive boat where each site feels like it’s yours alone.

Back on land, you’ll find the same quiet magic — open-air dining under the stars, fresh Fijian meals, cultural connections, and the gentle hospitality that makes you feel at home from day one. At Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort, every day flows at the pace of the tide: dive, snorkel, eat well, and fall asleep to the sound of the ocean.

Why We Love It

Because it’s where legendary reefs meet laid-back island living. You get world-class diving without crowds, guided snorkels with real marine science woven in, and a team who genuinely cares about the ocean they call home. Add in calm waters, good food, and a reef right offshore — it’s a diver’s dream without the fuss.

Who It's For

Divers, snorkelers, and ocean dreamers who want more than just a tank and towel service. It’s perfect for couples, families, or anyone who wants a relaxed, conservation-minded base with easy access to Fiji’s best reefs — and a warm local welcome every time you surface.