Scuba Diving

In keeping with the group's sense of adventure are the Yasawas' dive sites, characterized by swim-throughs and canyons and a population of sharks and rays. Sites include a steam ship wreck from the early 1900s with resident eels, a winding canyon at "Whiskeys Reef," and "Turtle Rock," home to stingrays, sharks, and one of the best places in the country to spot turtles. Unusual for the "soft coral capital of the world," as Fiji is known, are a couple of sites dominated by intricate hard coral features, which make for exciting navigating. Nearly all Yasawa Islands resorts have in-house operations or nearby companies they work with.

Reef Safari. Though Reef Safari supplies dive services to a number of resorts on the Coral Coast and the Yasawas, they have their own booking office in Denarau for independent travelers and anyone unable to book diving via their resort's Tours Desk. Nadi, Viti Levu. www.reefsafari.com.fj.