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Amazing Bligh Water – Fiji’s Number 1 Dive Region

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The incredibly rich ecosystem and diversity of soft and hard coral, fish life and critters is certainly what draws divers from around the globe to explore the amazing Bligh Water

Amazing Bligh Water - Fiji’s Number 1 Dive Region
Amazing Bligh Water – Fiji’s Number 1 Dive Region

Known as Fiji’s number 1 Dive Region and the ‘soft coral capital of the world’. Once a diver has experienced the Bligh Water we know they will be back time and time again.

Volivoli Beach Resort, Fiji’s Premier Diver Resort, is fortunate enough to be situated right on the edge of the Bligh Water and their in-house dive operation, Ra Divers Fiji, dive these remarkable waters 365-days a year, and in 2020 we are celebrating ‘Diving the Bligh’ for 30-years. With seven different regions and over eighty dive sites on our ‘dive menu’ to choose from, picking just one is always a tough ask however wherever we venture you really can’t go wrong.

Amazing Bligh Water - Fiji’s Number 1 Dive Region

Today we are going on a journey to explore Cannibal’s Cave, this site is situated along Vatulaca Reef, a short 10 to 12-minute boat ride from Volivoli Beach Resort is one of our modern purpose-built dive boats powered by twin 300-hp Suzuki engines. Cannibal’s Cave is best dived on an incoming tide, it is right on the point of the main reef at Nananu Passage with an assortment of swim-throughs and an array of caves.

There is always lots of fish action schooling around both in the deeper water as well as near the top of the reef itself. Cannibal’s Cave starts at 3m/10’ drops off to around 30m/100’ and is a perfect site for multilevel diving to get the most of your bottom time. It is not unusual for divers to see spotted sweet lips, schooling red bass, chevron barracuda, sea turtles, reef sharks, trevally, octopus as well as many dives worth of macro creatures including ghost pipefish, banded pipefish, popcorn shrimp and of course countless nudibranch and anemone fish making this site their home.

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Our experienced local guides are always on-hand and excited to point out those marvellous inhabitants of our wonderful backyard. Being in the Bligh Water of course, just like the majority of sites the reef itself is adorned with an abundance of healthy and vibrant soft coral in a kaleidoscope of mind-blowing colours.

To come and experience world-class ‘valet diving’ from our beautiful award-winning boutique resort will leave you with a lifetime of amazing memories and our team feel like family.

Amazing Bligh Water - Fiji’s Number 1 Dive Region

If you’re not a diver and want to learn then go no further, you will be in safe hands with Fiji’s most experienced team, if you are already a diver and looking to up-skill we can take you right through to Instructor level, we also have a great range of marine ecology courses for the inquisitive minds, or if you simply want to relax on the beach or around the pools with a refreshing drink we can certainly cater for you all.

Volivoli Beach Resort, Rakiraki, Viti Levu, Fiji Islands

Web:  www.volivoli.com

Email res@volivoli.com

Phone + 679 992 0942

Photo Credit: Volivoli Beach Resort

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Adrian Stacey
Scuba Diver ANZ Editor, Adrian Stacey, first learned to dive on the Great Barrier Reef over 24 years ago. Since then he has worked as a dive instructor and underwater photographer in various locations around the world including, Egypt, Costa Rica, Indonesia, Thailand, Mexico and Saba. He has now settled in Australia, back to where his love of diving first began.
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