What are the things to do in Fiji that are worth experiencing?

In Fiji, there are many activities to enjoy: going to sea, desert island survival, rafting, snorkeling, skydiving, helicopters, jungle zip lines, barbecue, sea fishing, beach sports, sunset cruises, etc. But the most important thing I want to mention is diving.

Fiji won the title of "The Most Superior Shark Diving Resort" at the DRT SHOW Shanghai 2015, Asia's largest professional diving exhibition. As one of the world's most famous luxury islands, Fiji is well-known for its superior diving environment. It was once called "one of the best shark dives in the world" by internationally renowned underwater photographers Ron and Valerie Taylor. land".

The romance and excitement of "Dancing with Sharks":

"Fiji's shark diving project is unique. Not only do divers not have to get into the cage, but they can also feed the sharks directly, and These overlords of the sea are in "close contact" face to face," said Ms. Kathy Koyamaibole, Asia Marketing Manager of the Fiji Tourism Bureau. "June and July every year are good seasons for shark watching. Seven or eight species of sharks flock here. The number of sharks seen here in one day is Probably more than others will see in a lifetime."

Fiji has many famous shark diving spots, including Pacific Harbor Shark Reef, Shark Super Market, and Shark Alley (Nigali Passage). etc., attracting diving enthusiasts and underwater photographers from all over the world. For beginners who are eager to try it, Fiji's newly developed shark snorkeling project is also a good choice. Even tourists who are not good at swimming can easily enjoy exciting shark watching activities with this project.

More reasons to take the plunge:

Shark diving is just a small part of Fiji’s underwater world. The 333 islands and atolls here are surrounded by brilliant coral reefs. The magnificent coral reefs stretch over 4,000 square kilometers, including shallow-water coral areas inhabited by hundreds of species of corals, sponges and microorganisms, layers of giant corals standing in the sea, and coral cliffs extending into the dark deep sea. Fiji's vast and rich coral resources are like a tropical rainforest on the seabed, becoming a Garden of Eden where thousands of species of fish, corals and other underwater creatures live. The rich biological landscape has earned Fiji the reputation of "the soft coral capital of the world".

Fiji is a world-recognized diving resort, with seawater temperatures ranging from 25 to 30 degrees Celsius all year round. The best diving spots on the main island of Viti Levu are at the north and south ends. In the south are the famous Coral Coast and Fiji's adventure capital Pacific Harbor; the Mamanuca Islands are curved like a chain, forming a natural shelter for this sea area. Here The dive sites are very suitable for beginners; Kadawu is the home of the Great Astrolabe Reef, which is the third largest barrier reef in the world and a world-famous diving resort; known as the Garden Island Taveuni Island has mesmerizing natural scenery, and "The White Wall" here is a famous diving spot in Fiji.

When you come to Fiji, as long as you are brave enough, you can enjoy skydiving even if you have no skydiving experience. The instructor in charge of skydiving will fly with the tourists and handle the entire flight process from take-off to landing. The tourists can just enjoy this different excitement. At an altitude of 8,000 feet in Fiji, overlooking the amazingly beautiful Fiji Islands, let yourself go. passion.