As the name says there are lots of swim thoughts, this is an exciting dive, for experienced & comfortable divers, best dived on an outgoing tide. The walls & tunnels have fragile sea fans, & are adorned with amazing yellow sort coral/ Please be careful & do not touch or grab, it is a fragile site.

Lots of coral heads starting in 5msw covered w/soft coral & sea fans dropping down to 21msw w/many swim-throughs & archways to explore. This site is best dived on an incoming tide & is suitable for most levels of divers as well as confident snorklers.

This site has lots of swim-throughs shaped like arches and starts in 5m dropping down to 21m depth, best dived on an incoming tide and can be suitable to most levels of experience.

A few heavily decorated pinnacles very close together starting in 5msw & dropping down to a sandy bottom in 30msw, perfect for multi level diving & extending your NDL. This site is best dived on an incoming current, there are plenty of small/macro critters to keep you busy for hours as well as larger visitors.

A group of 10 coral heads, heavily covered w/soft & hard corals, sea fans & a few swim troughts. Starting in 5m/15’ & dropping off to approx. 21m/70’ it is best dived around the 18m/60’ & above & can be dived at any time.

A series of coral heads or pinnacles starting in 5msw & dropping off to a sandy sea bottom in 21msw, the tops are covered with anemonies, several amazing swim-throughs heavily ahdorned with sort coral & sea fans. This site is best dived on an incoming tide & is suitable for most levels of experience,

A few heavily covered yellow soft coral pinnacles in deep water of the Nananu Passage starting in 6msw & dropping down to 30msw with a few swim-throughs & plenty of marine life both large & small. This site is best dived on the incoming tide.

Right on the tip of Nananu Passage at the point of the main reef with lots of beautifully decorated swim-throughs, caves & canyons a ridge runs northeasterly, the site starts in 3msw & drops down to 30msw, suitable for most dive levels, plenty to see & good for confident snorklers.

Several pinnacles close to the main reef starting in 5msw & dropping down to 24msw w/a few swim-throughs covered w/golden yellow soft coral, the top of the site is covered w/anemone & anemone fish & is best dived on an incoming tide.

MV Ovalau II was a 55m RORO car ferry operating in Fiji waters which sank on 26th August 2003 with no loss of life. She now lays upturned on the seabead in 23msw with 2 large pops being a central focul point. Wreck has lots of debris strewn around inc, toilets, basins, vehicles (cars & trucks), chain etc.