The Yasawa Islands have some of the finest beaches in the South Pacific — white coral sand, turquoise lagoons, and almost no crowds. Here's where to go.
The Yasawa Islands have some of the finest beaches in the South Pacific — white coral sand, turquoise lagoons, and almost no crowds. Here's where to go.
The Mamanucas offer some of Fiji's most accessible reef snorkelling — from South Sea Island's beginner-friendly shallows to Kuata's reef shark encounters. Here's where to go and what to expect.
Kuata Island in the southern Yasawas is one of Fiji's most accessible wild shark snorkelling destinations — whitetip and blacktip reef sharks in shallow water, every day, from a community-owned eco resort.
Mana Island sits in the heart of the Mamanucas with two great beaches, solid snorkelling, and accommodation for every budget. Here's everything you need to know before you go.
Naviti is one of the Yasawa Islands' most rewarding stops — Long Beach, manta ray snorkelling near Drawaqa, village visits, and accommodation for every budget. Here's everything you need to plan your trip.
South Sea Island is 25 minutes from Port Denarau, tiny enough to walk around in ten minutes, and one of the most reliably good day trips in Fiji. Here's an honest look at what you actually get.
Fiji's coral reefs are among the most biodiverse on earth — and among the most threatened. Here is an honest look at the state of the reefs, the restoration work underway, and how your visit can contribute to their survival.
A thorough guide to snorkelling in Fiji for complete beginners — covering equipment, technique, the best easy-entry spots, what marine life you will see, reef safety, snorkelling with kids, and how to choose between snorkelling and diving.
Not everyone wants to snorkel or dive, but everyone deserves to see Fiji's reefs. Glass-bottom boats offer a window into the underwater world for non-swimmers, young families, elderly travellers, and anyone who prefers to stay dry.
Fiji's reefs transform after sunset into a completely different world of hunting octopus, sleeping parrotfish, feeding coral, and — on the right night — glowing bioluminescence. Here's how to experience it.
Fiji's waters are overwhelmingly safe, but a handful of marine creatures deserve your awareness. Here's an honest guide to stonefish, sea urchins, jellyfish, and everything else — with prevention, treatment, and context.
From snorkelling with reef sharks off Kuata Island to the famous bull shark feeding dives of Beqa Lagoon, Fiji offers shark encounters for every comfort level. Here is the full guide.