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Welcome to the captivating dive site in Fiji, located on the NE side of a passage leading to Vatu-i-Ra Island. Prepare to be mesmerized by the array of underwater wonders that await you. With depths ranging from 2 meters to 36 meters, this site is adorned with soft purple coral, creating a visually striking landscape. Dive down to a small pinnacle connected to the wall at 21 meters, where beautiful soft purple coral thrives. It is highly recommended to explore this picturesque site as a drift on an outgoing tide, allowing you to witness the vibrant marine life in all its glory.
At this extraordinary location, be prepared to encounter an abundance of marine species. Keep your eyes peeled for Spanish mackerel, spotted sweet lips, lionfish, nudibranchs, and an array of soft and hard coral species, particularly the stunning purple coral. Marvel at the delicate feather stars, graceful starfish, elusive moray eels, colorful damselfish, and the majestic green and hawksbill sea turtles. With visibility reaching up to 19 meters and a maximum depth of 30 meters, divers of all skill levels can revel in the beauty of this dive site.
The Vatu-i-Ra Conservation Park, also known as "The Passage," is internationally renowned for its exceptional diving opportunities. While this park boasts world-class and famous dive sites, don't miss out on the equally magnificent Midway Reef, Vatulaca Reef, Charybdis Reef, and Malake Passage. To reach "The Passage," a boat ride of just over an hour from nearby Western Fiji is all it takes.
Please note that an additional fee of FJ$15 per diver (subject to change) is required for annual entry to the reserve. Let us remember to respect and protect our precious ocean as we embark on this exhilarating dive adventure. For further information about the Vatu-i-Ra Conservation Park, please visit divechamp.com.
Experience the allure and beauty of this remarkable dive site in Fiji, an underwater paradise that caters to divers of all levels. Book your dive adventure now on divechamp.com.
Last updated: 2 yr. ago - Oct 3, 2023