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International Year of the Shark 2009

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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!

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Click for better detail!For our Fijian friends!Keep an eye on the NZ Weather forecast!
Smart!
Good news for Sharks!The Humane Society of the United States has taken on Shark conservation and instead of trying to re-invent the wheel like so many others, it has decided to join the Shark Free Marinas Initiative.That is very much right down my alley, the more as I believe the SFMI to be a simply brilliant example for smart, efficient, effective and inventive Shark preservation. This truly is
Shenanigans in Lupe?
Interesting pic!I found it here, along with a heroic tale of a man fending off a big GW.Well well.Would that be a camera with a wide angle lens?And somebody touching the Shark's nose to make her open her mouth, in order to capture one of those tooth-studded wideangle closeups?Or may it be even more stupid and disrespectful, as in plain & simple macho bravado?Honi soit qui mal y pense!