Scuba Diving in Fiji

Fiji is one of the top scuba diving destinations in the world with spectacular islands, beaches, ecosystems and marine life. There are options for all levels including beginners one day taster courses, PADI courses, dive master training programs, liveabroad excursions and also dive internships and jobs.

Fiji Dive Courses, Lessons & Packages

Book a Dive Course in Fiji

When diving in Fiji you can expect warm waters, crystal clear waters and also the chance to see hundreds of fish species, whales and sharks. There is a fantastic variety of colorful soft corals, a wealth of marine life, lots of specialist scuba diving resorts and live-aboard dive charters as well as excellent snorkeling off the beach. On our guide to going diving in Fiji you can find diving holiday packages, search recommended local dive centers, book courses and view our tips for the best places and times of year to visit.

Best Places to Go Diving in Fiji

Somosomo Strait
The Great White Wall
Namena Marine Protected Reserve
The Chimneys
North Save a Tack
Bligh Water (near Viti Levu)

Types of Dive Courses in Fiji

Discover Scuba Diving
Divemaster
PADI Scuba Diver
Instructor Training
Open Water Course
EFR (First Aid)
Advanced Course
Open Water
Rescue Diver

Best Time of Year to Go Diving in Fiji

You can go scuba diving all year round in Fiji, this is a tropical country with a warm climate. Most local dive operators recommend the best time to go diving is between April to October whilst the best water visibility is between July and September. Rainy season in Fiji starts in November and finishes around March.

Scuba Diving Courses in Malapascua, Philippines

Philippines
< 1 week - 3 months / From: £ 0

Maldives Dive Local

Various
< 1 week - 4 weeks / From: $ 500

Research Assistant @ Shark & Marine Conservation Project in Indonesia

Gili Islands - Lombok
2 weeks - 3 months / From: $ 1000

Water Temperatures

Usually between 28 – 30C with surface temperatures between 26 – 31C.

Safety

If you are booking a dive package in Fiji, or want to explore more of the islands we highly recommend getting travel insurance just incase of any accidents or emergencies. Try to get an insurance which covers for scuba diving and check the small print to see what is/isn't included. Ideally you want to be covered for at least a depth of 50 metres deep.