Where does Fiji dive to see sharks?

There are many famous shark diving spots in Fiji, including Shark Reef in Pacific Harbor, shark supermarket and shark alley, which attract divers and underwater photographers from all over the world. Specifically, you can choose kuata-snorkeling and watching sharks for a day trip; Zabala Island-don't get wet, look at the little shark; Bekaa Atoll, Bekaa Island-the diving spot with the largest number of sharks in Fiji, diving to see sharks.

Kuata- One-day snorkeling and shark watching This is the only island in Fiji where you can snorkel and watch sharks for a day.

Transportation: It takes two hours to get there by flying fish in Yazawa.

Shark species snorkeling can see two kinds of sharks-white-topped reef shark and black-topped reef shark, both of which are common sharks in warm tropical waters of the South Pacific. These two kinds of sharks can reach more than 1.5 meters in length, but the visual illusion caused by wearing masks when snorkeling will make them look 25% bigger than they really are. White hat reef shark is the dominant species. They are naturally curious and will not be frightened by the appearance of tourists. In contrast, the black top reef shark is timid and shy, and will leave immediately when it feels threatened.

The number of sharks here varies, but usually you can see up to six.

Depth of activity White-capped reef sharks and Black-capped reef sharks like to live in shallow waters, and tourists can clearly see them when snorkeling. Before entering these waters, tourists can even see sharks from the boat. The water depth varies according to the tide, usually between 4 and 6 meters.

The important feature is that all the experience diving projects here are Chinese services, so you don't have to worry about language communication anymore.

Zabala Island-Don't get wet, watch the little sharks, and take a one-day trip to urala, which can be reached in 90 minutes by boat.

Sharks are juvenile sharks. The sharks here are very small, less than one meter, which can be said to be juvenile sharks.

The number of sharks stood on the shore and fed the little sharks with the leftover chicken from lunch. You can see 4-6 sharks at most.

They can be seen in less than half a meter of sea water on the shore of shallow water.

Features can see small sharks, do not wet the skirt, suitable for family travel.

Beqa Island Becca Atoll, the diving spot with the largest number of sharks in Fiji, has been granted permission to watch sharks. If you don't live in the Pacific port area, you need to meet at the diving shop. Stay in hotels near Pearl and Inspur, and Beqa's diving shop can provide free shuttle service.

Transportation: Take the bus at Nandi Town or Airport and get off at Pacific Port, which takes about 3 hours to arrive. There are two bus companies operating long-distance buses in Fiji. The timetable is as follows.

Shark species: White-fin shark, black-fin reef shark and grey reef shark are resident here, and they can be encountered all year round. There are other large sharks, the most important of which is tiger shark. Black-finned reef sharks are mainly confined to the shallowest places, while gray-finned reef sharks and white-finned sharks are within 10 meters, and occasionally 30 meters away. Silverfin reef sharks, nurse sharks and lemon sharks are all so-called "frequent visitors". They may live near the feeding area (perhaps deeper in the Bekaa Strait). Except for nurse sharks, which are almost always there, their appearance is more sporadic and unpredictable. Like other sharks, the number is different: at most 15 nurse sharks and 6 silverfin reef sharks and lemons. Like bull sharks, the range of these sharks is generally 15-30 meters.

The number of sharks varies from dozens to dozens according to the weather and tide.

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