Northern Division

Fiji

Incredible dive 
-Huge hard coral colonies
-valley formations to swim between
-sunken boat on sandfloor
-local regular white tip reef sharks 



Naiviivi

Maria's Cove

"Starts near the resort with a sloping wall, then a right turn and a racing drift over a sandy patch with hard coral bommies. Large schools of tropicals and sightings of white tip sharks are common in the sand. Dive finishes with a gentle drift up the reef." Source: Qamea Resort



Qamea Freeway

"Good check out dive and night dive. Resident lionfish occupy two separate coral heads. Anemones with anemone fish and live egg cowries are found in shallow water. Depth: 10-50'" Source: Qamea Resort



Qamea Shore

"Currents can be swift. Exciting and fish active drift. Descend among a school of chevron barracudas, lush soft corals, numerous large schools of tropicals. White tips common. Mid-way, the dive swirls around two large pinnacles with large concentrations of purple soft corals and swarms of orange anthias. At the end of dive, there are 2-3 baby white tip sharks resting in the sand under a large coral head." Source: Qamea Resort



Swirling Coconut is also known as Still Waters, Vara Niu.

Swirling Coconut

"Easy drift until the turn around the point. Current gradually increases and can be swift. Soft corals, many feather star crinoids clinging to sea fans." Source: Qamea Resort



Long Beach Point

"Usually good visibility. Large schools of small tropicals, healthy hard corals, clams, regular sightings of white tip reef sharks. Currents usually mild. Depth: 40-70'." Source Qamea Resort



Broken Reef

Halfway Reef is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Fiji, Taveuni which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Halfway Reef

"Usually good visibility. Large schools of small tropicals, large gorgonian sea fans, healthy hard corals, anemones with anemone fish galore, clams, regular sightings of white tip reef sharks. Large schools of fusiliers when dived during faster currents. Have seen mantas here. Currents usually mild. Depth: 40-70'." 
Source: Qamea Resort



Coral Gardens

"Large gorgonian sea fans, soft corals, and anemones with anemone fish galore. Large schools of fusiliers when dived during faster currents. Have seen mantas here." Source: Qamea Resort



The Fans

"Actually three separate vertical walls with thick concentrations of purple soft corals. Currents can be fast but therefore the fish activity is great. Have seen more banded sea snakes here than other sites. This is the favourite dive site of Qamea's owners." Source: Qamea Resort



Purple Wall is also known as Prple Reef.

Purple Wall

The Lafa Lafa group comprises a series of four, distinct submerged seamounts. Being offshore and slightly exposed to prevailing currents they attract many of the larger species that divers want to see.

Sharks, Rays and Turtles are not uncommon but may be difficult to sight through the profusion of schooling fish belonging to the Snapper, Parrotfish and Grouper families. 

Transient pelagics including Great Barracuda and Dogtooth Tuna scathe the mount facades ever alert for an unsuspecting meal. Watch the small reef fish dive for cover as the open water predators make their periodic lunges.

The standard of coral health on the Lafa Lafa group, 3 and 4 in particular, is unparalled in the entire Kingdom of Tonga and these dives deserve real recognition.

In 2008 we had several scuba encounters with Humpbacks here!



Maria's Cove

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Maria's Cove