Snorkeling in Fiji
per person
Warm waters, safe seas, stunning marine life - in the soft coral capital of the world.
The reefs around Vanua Levu provide some of the most rewarding snorkelling in the world – a chance to see the famous soft corals of Fiji, swim amongst clouds of sergeant majors, anthias, damsel fish and jack fish, and see sharks, rays and turtles.
During the retreat, an experienced marine biologist will come in to give a talk on the marine environment. For the snorkeling, you will be accompanied by one of our staff, who will guide you to the best spots for snorkeling.
Package Includes:
- 6 nights twin-share accommodation at Daku Resort
- Breakfasts and dinners
- Guided tours
- Marine Biology lecture
- Regional Excursions
- Airport transfers from Savusavu Airport to Daku Resort
Fiji’s Place in the Coral Triangle
The Coral Triangle is a marine area located in the western Pacific Ocean. It stretches from Indonesia and Malaysia in the west to the Philippines in the north, and Papua New Guinea, Timor Leste, the Solomon Islands and Fiji in the east. Its name comes from the staggering number of corals found in the area: nearly 600 different species of reef-building corals alone. The region is home to:
- Six of the world’s seven marine turtle species
- And more than 2000 species of reef fish.
- Over 120 million people live in the Coral Triangle and rely on its coral reefs for food, income and protection from storms.
- The Coral Triangle has more coral reef fish diversity than anywhere else in the world: 37% of the world’s coral reef fish species (6,000), and 56% of the coral reef fishes in the Indo-Pacific region (4,050).
Fiji lies at the eastern extremity of the triangle and with a population of under one million, is a less populated area. Nevertheless, the reefs are an integral part of life there, and Fiji boasts an abundance of soft corals – as well as many beautiful hard corals.
Programme Info
Package Programme: Guided snorkeling trips and one evening marine biology lecture.
Suitability: Relative fitness required, you should be able to swim at least 50 metres in open water.
Excursions: We will take you to visit our gorgeous waterfall, and take you to see the local village to meet the local villagers.
Food: We’ll be serving mixed international, Fijian and Indian food.
Itinerary: You’ll arrive in Savusavu on Saturday morning, with an introductory snorkel later that day. This holiday incorporates daily snorkeling trips, with a break-day on Wednesday to relax and explore the area. You will depart the following Saturday.
Accommodation
You’ll stay with us at Daku Resort, Fiji.
Accommodation is packaged with your course, and there are a variety of comfortable lodgings available during your stay with us at Daku Resort.
Additional Adventures
What to do in your free time.
In your free time, you can enjoy a range of activities inside and outside of our resort. Please note that some activities, such as massages and those requiring equipment hire, may have additional costs.
Booking and dates
We’ve got two snorkeling retreats lined up for 2027: April 11 – 17, and October 23 – 30. Each one lasts for 6 nights and offers a full programme of snorkeling, local excursions and a marine biology talk.
We ask for a non-refundable Aus$500 deposit. If for any reason we cancel the retreat, you will receive a full refund.
Booking form for April 11 – 16, 2027
Booking form for October 23 – 29, 2027
Snorkeling October 23 – 29, 2027
AUD $1,600
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