Coral Coast Divers

Coral Coast Divers is a pioneering dive centre situated in Pacific Harbour on the island of Viti Levu, Fiji. As an SSI 5 Star Eco Dive Center, the operation is built around a foundation of marine conservation, research, and environmental education.

The centre is particularly well-known for its specialised shark diving experiences. By integrating eco-responsible practices into their daily operations, they aim to protect the delicate marine ecosystems that make this region of Fiji so significant.

The team at Coral Coast Divers operates with a strong focus on professional instruction and multilingual support. You can communicate with your guides and instructors in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, or Arabic.

Their commitment to the environment is reflected in their status as an SSI Eco Dive Center. This ensures that your training and exploration contribute to the long-term protection of the local reefs and pelagic species.

A full spectrum of SSI training is available at the centre. You can begin with the SSI Try Scuba Diving programme or progress through the SSI Open Water Diver and SSI Advanced Open Water courses.

For those looking to advance their professional skills or specialised knowledge, they offer SSI Dive Guide training, various SSI Specialties, and SSI Ecology Courses.

The centre provides a range of facilities to support your diving needs on land. They offer various SSI training programmes and have the capacity to assist with local accommodation through carefully selected 'Dive & Stay' packages with trusted local providers.

The marine life in the Beqa Lagoon is dominated by impressive pelagics and healthy reef structures. You will regularly encounter sharks, including the white tip reef shark and the bull shark.

The reef itself is a lush environment, characterised by extensive gardens of soft corals that provide a colourful backdrop to every dive.

For those interested in the smaller details of the ecosystem, the reef habitats support a variety of resident species amidst the coral formations.