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One of the very few Places on
earth where you can dive with a resident colony of giant manta rays.
Washed by very strong current these wonderful creatures, 3 to 5m
across feed over a shallow reef. One of the best dives you will ever
do.
DEPTH RANGE: 7m - 12m
Lying upside down on a sandy bottom, this wreck
is largely intact and untouched, it is a small dive site but can be
combined with a reef wall abundant in life.
DEPTH RANGE: 10m - 35m
Want to see a crocodile fish, a Scorpion
fish, a couple of Stonefish or a family of Lion fish? Name it, you
should have a good chance to find it here! An incredible diversity
of fish and invertebrates are concentrated on this small reef
situated 5 minutes from Maravagi. A dream of a reef for naturalist
or U/W photography. Very colourful.
DEPTH RANGE: 8m - 40m
Starting with a small wall, this drift
dive will bring you into the middle of a forest of giant red and
yellow fans before ending on top of a colourful reef. Here Sharks,
pelagic and large school of fusiliers are waiting for you.
DEPTH RANGE: 3m to 40m
The name says it all, sticking out from a reef
wall is a large triangular shaped rock. When washed with a strong
current this rock sees pelagic fish action, dog tooth tuna are
common to see. Even without the current it makes for a great wall
dive covered with giant sea fans and interesting fish life.
DEPTH RANGE: 10m to 30m
This dive starts with an exploration of
a cave in 20m, this is home to a large number of painted crayfish.
Upon exiting the cave, the current attracts turtles, sharks and
pelagics, along a succession of small walls and notches. Lots of
activity.
DEPTH RANGE: 3m to 40m
Dangerous navigation for passing ships
this reef is a good spot for pelagic fish. A long vertical drop
off, renowned for big dog tooth tuna, king fish, and Sharks. The
top of the reef is washed by strong currents at certain times
and is covered by good soft corals as well as friendly Nurse
Sharks.
DEPTH RANGE: 3m to 40m
A dramatic drop, pelagics, sharks , giant
Clams, fans and a magnificent reef. All in one place!
DEPTH RANGE: 3m to 50m
A reef washed by a very strong current.
Sharks are numerous here. Gray, silver and black tip can be found
in big group when conditions permit. Under rocks numerous Squirrel
fish and Sweetlips can be found. Good diversity and concentration
of life.
DEPTH RANGE: 15m to 40m
A Japanese mine sweeper lying on a sandy
bottom in 70m, this is wreck was originally up on the islands reef
but has slipped off due to siesmic activity, due to this it was
lost again untill 1995 and only a handful of divers have been down
to see her.
DEPTH RANGE: 70m
Magnificent colourful wall dive with a
lot of action. Large schools of sardines, big groupers, bumphead
parrots and some pelagic are some of the attraction of this good
spot.
DEPTH RANGE: 5m to 40m
A beautiful coral garden studded with
big red and yellow fans. A great diversity of coral and marine
life here. The garden turns into a dramatic wall when reaching
Tanavula point. Big Bumphead parrot fish and various types of rays
are common to see.
DEPTH RANGE: 3m to 40m
Sitting in 30m is an old Solomon fishing
vessel, purposely sunk for diving on, she sits upright on a sandy
bottom and is in a very good condition.
DEPTH RANGE: 16m to 30m
A large submerged reef, the top is shallow,
once over the sides the drop is quite spectacular all the way
to 90m. plenty of pelagic action has been seen here including
sharks and eagle rays. Don't forget the small things though,
stone fish are common for the keen eye.
DEPTH RANGE: 16m+
