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Beqa Adventure Divers

We are a multi-awarded Ecotourism Operator and pride ourselves in offering our Clients the highest standards of Comfort, Service, Professionalism and above all, Safety.

We are the Stewards of Shark Reef Marine Reserve and run Fiji’s first and original Big Fish and Shark Dive. We also dive beautiful Beqa Lagoon, the Soft Coral Capital of the Word, and provide for PADI training all the way up to Dive Master.

Shark Reef Marine Reserve

Established in 2004 by Beqa Adventure Divers together with the Villages who own the reef and the Government of Fiji, this is Fiji’s first Marine Reserve dedicated to the protection of Sharks.

Harboring 8 species of Sharks and close to 400 species of Fish, the Reserve is the ideal location for cutting-edge research into Shark Ecology and Behavior and Ichthyology, and for many local and international Film Productions.

The Best Shark Dive in the World!

Mangroves for Fiji!
Well here it is - and yes, we’re mighty proud of ourselves!Might we even be the first to do this?This is the result of a dinner conversation with a fellow ecotourism operator.We were musing about the necessity and the advantages of offsetting one’s carbon footprint and how it would be nice if we could do it locally instead of financing the international carbon trade. Having subsequently inquired,
Feast your Eyes!
There are heaps of underwater photographers.Most seem happy to just depict what is but some are artists who always add a special dimension, like the totally unique and forever unequaled Wolfgang. And some, like Sasha, take the time to engage in proper post production by creative cropping and great proficiency with Photoshop.And then, there's lucky man Marty Wolff.He has clearly been a
Scott Cassell - doing excellent Stuff!
Sorry for the protracted silence.I'm extraordinarily busy- but in a good way!To be revealed soon! :)But this is great and I wanted you to see it.I first came across Scott's name when blogging about Luke's film where he plays the role of a sensei-like dive boat captain, probably not much removed from his remarkable real persona. Now, Underwater Thrills have posted this gripping account of a rECOn