Fiji's Coral Coast

Fiji’s Coral Coast, stretching along Viti Levu’s southern shore, is a kaleidoscope of marine biodiversity. Home to the Great Astrolabe Reef (the world’s fourth-largest barrier reef), its warm waters shelter 1,200+ fish species, soft coral gardens, and manta ray cleaning stations. Traditional "tabu" (conservation) zones protect fragile ecosystems, while resorts like the Intercontinental offer sustainable diving. From the Beqa Lagoon’s firewalkers to Sigatoka’s sand dunes, Fiji blends cultural heritage with underwater splendor.