| | | Fiji’s Reefs Await: Where Conservation Meets Adventure | | | | | | |
| | | | | Fiji is known as the Soft Coral Capital of the World, but the magic goes far beyond the famous sites. From conservation dives in the Yasawas to wreck dives in Mamanucas, Fiji has more than just the obvious. Explore the lesser-known dive regions of Kadavu or Rakiraki in addition to the world-class sites like the Great White Wall off Taveuni and shark diving in Beqa Lagoon. Every dive here supports local communities and marine conservation — from protecting sharks to restoring coral gardens. Dive into Fiji, and leave more than bubbles behind. | | | | |
| | Discover Fiji's Unique
Dive Adventures | | | | Dive deeper into Fiji's underwater world with extraordinary experiences beyond the usual reef. Participate in conservation-focused dives—think coral gardening, shark protection, and stewardship programs at places like the Yasawa Islands. Swim with graceful manta rays in remote spots like Manta Reef (Kadavu), Drawaqa Island (Yasawa), and the Somosomo Strait (Taveuni). Explore eerie wrecks turned thriving marine habitats, including the Tasu 2 and WWII bombers. Each dive not only thrills—it also supports preservation efforts and gives you access to lesser-known corners of Fiji's marine heritage. | | | | | | | | | |
Dive Into Purpose with
Loloma Hour | | | | Loloma Hour invites divers and ocean lovers in Fiji to spend just one hour contributing to marine health. Whether you’re staying at a resort or joining a dive tour, you can help with coral planting, reef-safe diving, or beach and coastline restoration. It’s a chance to explore Fiji’s lesser-known underwater gems while making real impact—giving back to the reef, wildlife, and communities that make Fiji’s underwater world so special. | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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