Another beautiful wall on the point of the reef that is highly decorated with masses of soft & hard coral starting in 5msw & dropping off to 24msw that can be dived at anytime.

We discoverd this wall dive on New Year Day 2012 & it starts in 3msw & drops off to just 18msw, beautiful colourful dive suitable to be dived at anytime & a great dive for new divers & anyone with a good eye & interest in macro.

Nice easy colourful site with a small bommie/coral head adjoining a gentle sloping wall covered in soft & hard coral starting in 1m & flattening out at 15m. This can be dived anytime & is a stunning site for macro lovers.

Pronounced ON - AY Bay - A small protected wall dive along a shallow reef starting at the surface & dropping off to 8msw which leads into a sandy bay with several small bomies coverd in soft coral - this site can be dived at anytime & the best range is between 5 & 8msw.

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.

A sheltered horseshoe reef creating a small valley allowing divers to dive from one side to the other or simply follow the walls which can be dived at anytime. Easy site for all leves starting in 1msw & bottoming out at 18msw, also excellent for snorkeling & family fun.

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.

Lovely coral pinnacle starting in just 2m & dropping off to 18m depth which can be dived at anytime and like most sites around nananu-i-Ra is also excellent for snorkelling,

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.

Papuan Explorer was a 140’/42m steel cargo vessel scuttled as a wreck dive site in the 80’s. She sits upright on a muddy bottom, penetration is possible however use CAUTION as there is lots of silt, zero light zones & sharps. We use this as a WRECK & LIMITED VISIBILITY training site. Shallowest 14msw, sea bed 25msw.