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Scuba Diving in Fiji is simply outstanding. Jean-Michel Cousteau first coined the description of Fiji as the “Soft Coral Capital of the World” – and he established his first dive resort here, just outside the little town of Savusavu in the north of Fiji.

The north of Fiji (Vanua Levu and Taveuni) has some of Fiji’s best scuba diving sites, including Namena Marine Reserve, Rainbow Reef and the recently opened area of Natewa Bay. It’s far less busy than many other parts of Fiji and you will almost always have the site (and sometimes the boat) to yourself.

Daku Resort and Jean Michel Cousteau Diving are offering an amazing deal for Fiji locals in June. It’s your chance to come up to Savusavu for some great diving at prices designed to get you diving.

We have a number of dive packages enabling you to explore the best of the north within a very affordable budget.

Accommodation is at Daku Resort in Savusavu, and from there you will dive with the best local dive operators: Jean-Michel Cousteau Dive and Ocean Ventures Fiji.

We also have a partnership with Paradise Taveuni, one of the principal operators in the neighboring island of Taveuni, from where you can dive the Rainbow Reef.

Almost 400 species of soft and hard corals and around 1200 species of fish make up some of the world’s most spectacular and colorful reefs. The dive sites include spectacular wall dives, canyons, swim-throughs, and frequent shark encounters plus thousands of other marine creatures: Hawksbill turtles, nudibranchs, rays, black-banded sea snakes, squid, Christmas tree worms, sea cucumbers, crinoids, lion fish, and migrating humpback whales and spinner dolphins.

Jean Michel Cousteau 7 day affordable diving package consists of two daily dives on our world famous reef: soft coral, warm water, hammerhead sharks and more.

Every morning at 8.15 we’ll send you down down to Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort, just 15 minutes down the road.

The boat will go out at approx 8.30 for two dives on our world famous reef: soft coral, warm water, hammerhead sharks and more. Most sites are within 30 minutes of the resort and you’ll be back in time for a late lunch.

Afternoons can be spent lazing by the pool or going out on local excursions, kayaking, hiking and wandering round Savusavu.