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Fiji

Encounters: Good Neighbors

From the reef to the open ocean, some marine animals have found ways to ease the daily rigors of survival in the underwater world by joining forces. Symbiotic and commensal relationships sometimes create mutually beneficial relationships for wildly dissimilar creatures — much to the entertainment of divers.

What It's Like to: Tempt the Gods

When I first told my family that I would be feeding sharks, everyone, especially my mom, thought I was crazy. In Fiji, some believe in a shark god named Dakuwaqa, so they respect the sharks. But growing up here, we mostly heard about sharks as man-eaters, and something to avoid. We certainly didn’t think of them as something you would want surrounding you, but that’s what happens to me every week.

Scuba Diving's Top 100 Readers Choice Awards 2013

Based on the opinions of thousands of divers from across the globe, our annual Top 100 Readers Choice Awards showcase the best scuba diving in the world.

Take Nothing, Leave Nothing: Marine Edition

A simple guide to preserving our marine resources for future generations.

Anchors Away: How Fiji Saved Its Reefs

Working together, the community and an international non-profit found a way to prevent reef damage and create a better life for everyone.

Worldwide Dive and Sail Adds Fiji to their List of Diving Destinations

Another amazing destination is due to be added to the already impressive list of diving destinations that are visited by the Siren Fleet, this time it’s the must see destination of Fiji.

Fiji Sharks Need Your Help Now!

Take a minute to add your voice to the scuba nation calling for protection for Fiji's sharks — take action today!

Dive Log: Fiji

The waters surrounding the Fiji islands offer thrilling wall dives, heart-pounding shark encounters, and arguably the planet’s most diverse array of soft coral