Beqa Adventure Divers

The Dive Center is located at Lagoon Resort in Pacific Harbour and is ideally suited to whisk you out to the incredible shark diving or beautiful reefs and mysterious wrecks of Beqa Lagoon in a matter of minutes and provides FREE courtesy shuttle from anywhere in Pacific Harbour.

On The Shark Dive you will be able to experience the breathtaking sight of up to eight species of Sharks: Blacktip Reef Sharks, Whitetip Reef Sharks, Grey Reef Sharks, Silvertip Sharks, Tawny Nurse Sharks, Sicklefin Lemon Sharks, Bull Sharks and the occasional Tiger Shark. In addition, you can also encounter Giant Groupers, Maori Wrasse, Rainbow Runners, Giant Trevally, Java Morays, Eagle Rays and more than 400 species of tropical reef fish, as documented by their 2010 census.

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Lagoon Resort

Sitting on a picturesque and idyllic lagoon in the heart of Pacific Harbour, the Lagoon Resort is the perfect place to escape whether its business or pleasure. From the moment you arrive you will feel as though you are transported to an era of timeless colonial-style elegance. Their professional service and facilities will make your stay an absolute delight.

Uprising Beach Resort

The locally owned & managed Uprising Beach Resort presents a stunning and impressive selection of authentic, Fijian-themed accommodation. With 24 traditionally thatched private rooms including 12 standard bures and 12 deluxe villas, plus a 20 bed treehouse style shared facility, the choices for affordable accommodation are unlimited at the Uprising Beach Resort. With value in mind, youre sure to find an option that satisfies your desire for a true Fijian-style holiday.

The Pearl South Pacific Resort

The Pearl Resort is an elegant, sun-drenched resort within the sublime environs of Pacific Harbour between Suva and Nadi. You can enjoy world-class facilities when you stay at The Pearl Resort and choose from four stylish accommodation options to set the perfect mood for your holiday.

Fiji Shark Dive With Beqa Adventure Divers

On the fringes of Beqa Lagoon, Shark Reef Marine Reserve was created to study the resident shark population and in turn aid in the long-term conservation of sharks worldwide. It is here, within Shark Reef Marine Reserve, that The Shark Dive takes place.

Imagine a swirling throng of Jacks, Snappers, and Groupers. Now throw into the mix up to 8 different species of sharks: Bulls, Tigers, Sicklefin Lemons, Silvertips, Grey Reefs, Whitetip Reefs, Blacktip Reefs, and Tawny Nurses. This is The Shark Dive, truly a 'shark lovers' dream come true.

The first Shark Dive takes place on a reef ledge next to the drop off into the abyss of Beqa Passage. Here at a depth of 30m/100ft, the feeders bring in the main attraction; the Bull Sharks. After spending 17 minutes in The Arena, its time to head on up to the shallows for the 2nd part of the Shark Dive. Up in The Den, the smaller shark species, Whitetip Reefs and Blacktip Reefs, can be found circling, completely at ease with the presence of divers. Photo and video opportunities abound throughout the 45-minute Shark Dive.

The hour-long surface interval between each Shark Dive allows plenty of time to change camera films and to relax. Fresh tropical fruits and tea or coffee are always on offer along with friendly Fijian hospitality.

The second Shark Dive takes place halfway down the reef slope at 16m/55ft. The Take Out is where most of the feeding occurs. Often the Tawny Nurses are the first species to feed before giving way to the Bulls. Having become comfortable with the divers presence, they will approach the feeders before opening their massive jaws to take the bait on offer. Silvertips, Sicklefin Lemons, and Grey Reefs come in to feed when the Bulls allow, but if one of the Tigers turn up then even the Bulls give way. A bottom time of about 35 minutes signals the end of the Shark Dive, and everyone makes their way up for a safety stop before climbing back onboard the boat.

A short 20-minute boat ride and we are back at the dock, where the staff will take care of your equipment, rinsing and storing it for you. Head into the dive shop and have your log books stamped, check out the day's Shark Dive DVD, or make your way next door where a light lunch can be had at The Lagoon Resort.

Reef Diving

The waters of Beqa Lagoon are world-renowned for their spectacular soft corals and abundant life, so much so that Beqa Lagoon has been called The Soft Coral Capital of the World. Everything from small critters to large pelagic species can be found in these waters while reef diving.

Wreck Diving

• TASU II:The Tasu II is a decommissioned long line fishing vessel purposefully sunk on the sandy bottom at the Seven Sisters dive site in the late 1990s. She is about 30m/100ft from bow to stern lying upright on her keel in about 28m/90ft of water next to the coral pinnacles that make up the Seven Sisters. Having been down for so many years, a good growth of soft corals covers the wreck. Very rarely swept by strong currents, the Tasu II is an ideal site for getting in some good bottom time on a wreck. It is not uncommon to find a school of chevron barracuda circling above the wreck and groupers hiding out inside the superstructure. With a keen eye, lucky divers can spot pipefish wriggling their way across the deck and up the sides of the ship. After exploring the wreck, a gentle fin back to the reef finds divers in a maze of seven towering pinnacles. Zebra Sharks can frequently be found resting on the sand just out from the pinnacles, and for divers who want a rest, settle down in the sand between the pinnacles and watch as a cloud of butterflyfish move in and give you a clean.
• RUSIS PINNACLE:Rusis Pinnacle is the favorite dive site of all the staff. Lying upright on the seabed in a depth of 32m/110ft lies the largest of the wrecks in Beqa Lagoon. Measuring about 40m/140ft in length and made of two decks, this old fishing vessel is home to a diversity of life that is exceptional. Scuttled in 2000, there is already an incredible coverage of soft corals smothered in brittle sea stars. The top deck railing is home to a giant frogfish; with its intricate camouflage, it can be quite a challenge to spot among all the encrusting sponges. 100ft away stands a solitary pinnacle that soars upwards to within 5m/15ft of the surface. Encrusted with a kaleidoscope of color, this pinnacle is home to stonefish, lionfish, leaf scorpionfish, and moray eels. The top of the pinnacle is carpeted with five different species of anemone fish with their different host anemones. What better way to do a safety stop than by watching these plucky little characters flitting back and forth challenging all who venture that little bit too close.

Beqa Adventure Divers Packages And Rates

For information on rates, availability and to book, drop us an email at info@bluewaterdivetravel.com or call us today at 310-915-6677. We will gladly help you plan your dream vacation!