Lonely Planet Diving and Snorkeling Fiji

Countless reefs, walls and pinnacles painted in a patchwork of soft corals earned Fiji its reputation as the soft-coral capital of the world.

The 332-island archipelago offers remote, pristine sites, thrilling drift dives and more than 1,000 tropical fish species. Feed hungry reef sharks at the Supermarket, pay a dental visit to cleaner shrimp or seek sanctuary in the sun-dappled Alacrity Rocks.

From the snowy slopes of Great White Wall to the teeming depths of the E6 seamount, this book highlights 74 of Fiji's best sites, with full-color photos throughout.

You'll get specific information on:
  • Dive site topography and depth range
  • Typical diving conditions
  • Common and hazardous marine life
  • Topside information, from dive resorts and live-aboards to Fijian culture and customs
  • 16 easy-to-read maps 

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