FIJI SNORKELLING ADVENTURES
Fiji Holidays for Underwater Lovers
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FIJI SNORKELLING
Experience the unparalleled beauty of Fiji at our premier snorkeling resorts. Immerse yourself in vibrant coral reefs brimming with diverse marine life, complemented by luxurious accommodations and breathtaking ocean views. Whether you're just starting out or are a seasoned snorkeler, these resorts are your ultimate destination for unforgettable underwater adventures. Dive into paradise and make lasting memories in Fiji's crystal-clear waters
Fiji has over 400 resorts and 330 islands. Choosing your Fjii resort can be confusing. We are passionate about getting you to areas of great marine biodiversity.
We have cherry-picked the island resorts with beautiful and accessible coral reefs
ABOUT FIJI SNORKELLING
Fiji is renowned for its vivid marine life and picturesque coral structures. There are over 1000 coral reef systems around the archipelago which delight lovers of the underwater world every day. With 333 islands encircled with turquoise waters Fiji's marine world boasts manta rays, sharks, coral cities in vibrant colours and over 1000 species of marine fish busy with their daily life.
The Manamuca Islands - comprised of 20 or so white sand islands encircled by gentle lapping turquoise waters are host to the majority of Fiji's popular tourist resorts. There are an assortment of hard corals, schools of fish, plenty of clown anemone fish, the ocassional turtle and reef shark. The majority of these resorts are easily accessed by a 30 to 90 minute boat ride or scenic flight.
The Yasawa Islands offer a more remote experience, perfect for those looking to snorkel in more untouched environments. There is a daily 'flyer service' making it easy to island hop to a variety of beautiful islands. There are manta rays, large fish schools, reef sharks and much more to see
The Outer Islands of Fiji - Taveuni, Kadavu and Savusavu offer spectacular snorkelling and free diving on world famous reef systems such as Namena Reserve and Rainbow Reef. The Islands are off the beaten track - expect barracuda schools, turtles, soft corals, manta rays and dolphins.
DISCOVER OUR SNORKEL RESORTS
Anemones and hard corals on the reef top
A white tip reef shark and sargeant major fish
Soft corals and fish on the reef
Mamanuca Resorts
The Mamanuca Island chain comprises around 20 islands encircled by turquoise lagoons. The easiest area to reach the Manamuca Island Resorts are a short ferry ride from Denarau Marina - the port, itself, being just a 40 minute drive from Nadi International Airport. This island chain hosts the most popular Fiji resorts - and are especially family friendly. Expect to enjoy a wide variety of hard and soft corals, clownfish and anemones and the odd shark and turtle.
Castaway Resort
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Musket Cove Resort
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Totoriki Resort
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Yasawa Island Resorts
The Yasawa Islands lie to the north of the Mamanucas to the east coast of Viti Levu, Fiji's main island. This chain of 20 or so ancient volcanically formed islands are beautiful and rugged - hilly with peculiar volcanic rock faces, sheer walls and sundrenched white beaches framed by coconut trees. Travelling by boat takes longer and can be rougher but the water clarity and fish life are superb.
Barefoot Kuata
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Barefoot Manta
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Octopus Resort
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Mantaray
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Outer Island Resorts
Off the beaten track islands of Taveuni, Kadavu and Vanua Levu offer keen snorkelers incredible experiences with manta rays, soft corals, schools of snapper and barracuda, reef sharks and pristine isolated reefs. Explore the unexplored!
Viani Bay Resort
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Korosun Resort
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Oneta Resort
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Paradise Taveuni
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Explore Discover Relax
The Mamanuca Islands
The closest Islands to the Mainland
This leeward side of the Fiji Islands offers many protected sandy beaches and lovely resorts, combined with daily easy access provided by South Seas Cruises 24 meter catamaran
Planing a multi resort visit in the Mamanucas can be simple if planned ahead.
Tokoriki Resort
Castaway Island
Musket Cove
The Yasawa Islands
Fiji's string of pearls
Many choose to stay at 2 or 3 resorts when in the Yasawas taking advantage of the Yasawa flyer pick and drop
Yasawa Islands are a travelers paradise with easy transfers, lots of resorts, sandy beaches and excellent snorkeling all within easy reach of the International airport
Snorkel with Manta's, and for the really adventurous snorkel with sharks
Yasawas Swim with the Manta's
from April to November. These graceful creatures feed in the channel offering a mesmerizing spectacle. Snorkelling with these gentle giants in their natural habitat is a lifechanging event. Capture a photo of a manta ray’s belly, to see if it can be identified.. its quite likely a named a local, or perhaps a new member in which case you may get to name it !
The Outer Islands
For the more Adventurous the extra
flight to the outer islands will reward you with exceptional walls of fish and reefs
Its possible to snorkel on Fiji's famous soft corals locations
Multo Resort to the outer Islands is a bit trickier but still doable.Typically Nadi-Kadavu-Suva-Taveuni-Nadi.
Outer Islands Swim with the Manta's
from April to November. There are 2 locations in the outer island the Mantas frequent. These graceful creatures feed on the surface and frequent cleaning offering a mesmerizing spectacle. Snorkelling with these gentle giants in their natural habitat is a lifechanging event. Capture a photo of a manta ray’s belly, to see if it can be identified.. its quite likely a named a local, or perhaps a new member in which case you may get to name it !
Namena Reserve
Snorkeling Tips & Tricks
Snorkelling in fiji is super easy the water temperature between 24 to 30 deg c.
There are few dangers and problems are rare. The things to watch
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Bring your own .. Resort snorkels, masks and fins are always decent, however they may not fit your face or feet so it is recommended to pop in to a dive shop and test a few to find a snug and comfortable fit, it makes the trip so much better.
TIP – a little toothpast on your mask is excellent at helping fogging problems
Likewise a snorkeling rash suit will protect from sun as well as small stingers which can present a discomfort at certain times of year these are available in many types, short or long. Most popular for fiji is longsleve top with shorts, however that can leave you with sunburn on the back of you legs, rash pants are superior for sun protection. Winter or those who feel the cold may prefer a Thermocline suit these have neutral buoyancy and are suited to snorkelling.
Reef safe sunscreen . Hawaii and Palau have banned sunscreens containing oxybenzone and octinoxate as they have shown to be harmful to corals. Please use a reef safe sunscreen
Fiji Seasons.
Fiji is visited all year round the seasons being typically November to April for summer wet season ( Yasawas are still typically having a lot less rain than the rest
May to October is the Winter Dry season, but again this depends a lot on where you are .. The Western area gets less rain but the Eastern areas can still get regular rain
Checklist
Insect Repellent
Sunscreen ( reef safe )
Lip Balm
Rash suit top
Rash suite bottom
Aqua shoes
Fins
Snorkell
Mask
Things to watch out for
Walking in shallow water be aware of
scorpion fish , stingray , stonefish
Jellyfish
Cuts and bruises
Getting a sting is not fatal but it will reduce your enjoyment.
First Aid
Antiseptic wipes
Antiseptic ointmen
Antibiotic ointment
Diarrhea Relief
Antihistamine
After sun cream
Electrolyte Rehydration Powder
Hand sanitiser
Don't be shy. ...
Don't visit a village on a Sunday
Don't walk around unannounced in a village
Women, Wear a long skirt or dress, or a sulu (sarong) around your waist. Avoid shorts or a bathing suit.
Men, Wear a T-shirt and knee-length shorts, or a shirt and long pants. Avoid being bare-chested.
Avoid wearing hats and sunglasses. It's considered dishonoring to wear a hat in front of the village chief.
Don't worry about the time
Don't touch another person's head
Tipping is not expected.
Please do not walk on the reefs, they are easily broken