Fiji Diving Fun: Swim at Tokoriki Wall and Explore Giant Clams

Polish up your diving skills in our dedicated saltwater plunge pool

Dive into the giant clams

Encounter the resident green turtles of Tokoriki Island Resort

Enjoy personalised five‑star service

Experience relaxed, long dives in a guaranteed small group

Bula!

We hope you have a great time in Fiji!

To ensure everything goes smoothly, please bring your certification and medical statement and arrive at our dive shop before 1:45 pm. If you haven’t dived in a while, feel free to enjoy a complimentary 15‑minute pool refresher. Your PADI instructor will guide you through key skills and help you get familiar with your gear.

[Itinerary Reference]:

Outbound: 14:00, meet at Tokoriki. To ensure a smooth trip, please arrive at our dive shop by 13:45.

You will need to present your certification and sign a medical statement, so please remember to bring your details. Please arrive 15 minutes before departure time.

Attraction/Experience: 2 hours, guided tour, Tokoriki Island

Return: 16:30, arrive back at Tokoriki.

Itinerary may be adjusted depending on traffic and weather conditions

After your pool session, we will give a briefing on the dive site before heading to Tokoriki Wall, just a 5‑minute boat ride away. This unique spot features our giant clam regeneration project as well as resident green turtles and hawksbill turtles.

You will use a dive computer for dives lasting up to one hour. Return to the store by 4:30 pm for a fish identification debrief and logbook signing.

We look forward to diving with you!

Zoom over on a speedboat to the best dive spots around Tokoriki Island and get ready to explore underwater wonders—an exhilarating ride awaits.

Discover the ocean’s hidden treasures—dive with giant clams at Tokoriki Island, where every moment feels like a dream beneath the waves

Among the vibrant coral gardens of Tokoriki Island, a playful clownfish dashes through its anemone home—nature’s perfect partnership in action.

Enjoy a gentle encounter with the turtles of Tokoriki Island—majestic, serene, and free in their natural habitat.