South Pacific Dive Shop, Liveaboard & Dive Site Reviews
Diving in the South Pacific is highly rated thanks to some of the world's largest barrier reefs, warm waters and superb visibility. The diving selection is varied from coral gardens to cave or shipwreck exploration. Fiji ranks highly in the diversity list with some of the best soft corals in the world loaded with colour. Discover the Great White Wall in the Somo Somo Strait literally decorated with soft coral.
Exotic Tahiti is great for reefs bursting with tropical marine life including manta rays, blacktip and grey reef sharks for the more adventurous whilst The Cook Islands cater well to novice divers. Tonga offers the once in a lifetime opportunity to dive or snorkel amongst humpback whales and also offers an excellent variety of corals. Samoa has only a few dive sites and is good for casual divers.
American Samoa
Diving is relatively new in American Samoa and as such is aimed more at novice divers. Spinner dolphins and large turtles reside in decent numbers in the deep turquoise waters... read more
Cook Islands
Reefs and dramatic drop offs make up the diving available on the Cook Islands of Rarotonga and Aitutaki. The former features a diverse range of tropical fish, manta rays, barracudas... read more
Fiji
Spectacular Fiji is surrounded by a huge reef featuring shallow lagoons, sharp drop offs, soft corals and a huge variety of marine life. The Fiji Archipelago is home to literally... read more
French Polynesia
Diving in French Polynesia is famous for its exquisite beauty. The largest and most populous island Tahiti boasts crystal clear shallow waters alongside steep drop offs, walls of tropical coral... read more
Mariana Islands
The Mariana Islands of Saipan, Tinian and Rota are beautiful dive destinations situated in the North West Pacific. Lagoons and coral reefs are home to a sparkling range of tropical... read more
Marshall Islands
Diving in the Marshall Islands is characterised by 29 atolls and five remote islands. The underwater scene here is hard to beat with hundreds of coral varieties, pinnacles, reefs, spectacular... read more
Micronesia
Micronesia is a cluster of tiny islands located in the North Pacific Ocean which have been voted to include the world's best wall dive, the world's largest underwater... read more
New Caledonia
Marine life is plentiful in New Caledonia which boasts the world's second biggest coral reef and plenty of artificial reefs in the form of shipwrecks.
Dive spots include the... read more
Solomon Islands
Reefs, caverns, swim throughs, pinnacles, coral gardens, walls and wrecks attract pelagics, corals, sea fans, butterfly fish, angel fish, trevally, barracuda, ghost pipefish and many more species in the warm... read more
Tuvalu
A diving gem of tiny coral atolls scattered over nine islands, Tuvalu is a divers dream. Featuring a huge lagoon measuring 14 kilometers wide and an astonishing amount of coral... read more
