Description from the resort:"We look forward to introducing new and experienced divers to the amazing waters surrounding Taveuni, with over 1500 species of fish and 390 species of corals – many unique to Fiji. The Rainbow Reef is the result of the deep vertical drop off and strong tidal current in the Somosomo Strait. This creates many diverse, extraordinary dive sites. Some of our favorite vertical drop-offs include the Zoo, the Great White Wall, the Purple Wall, and the Fish Factory. Each of these sites hosts a number of large pelagics like schooling gray reef sharks, schooling barracuda, schooling jacks, dogtooth tuna, Spanish mackerel, and manta rays. The Great White Wall is rated by many dive enthusiasts as one of the best dive sites on the planet. The site hosts a stunning vertical wall covered in white Dendronepthya soft corals which drops to over 100 meters (300 feet). This site includes large lava tubes, schools of anthias, and larger pelagics cruising along the drop-off. The Ledge is a totally different reef community built on an isolated volcanic pinnacle with a changing cast of pelagic visitors: jacks, dogtooth tuna, Spanish mackerel, and large schools of baitfish. The top of the pinnacle is the Ledge's crown jewel of multi-colored soft corals and schools of blue chromis and organge and purple anthias."

Description from the resort:"The day begins with a 30 minute boat ride over to Taveuni. The Taveuni Insider includes:The 180 degree Meridian line. The date line runs right through Taveuni meaning that each new day starts exactly here.A 1 hour drive to the Bouma Waterfalls. The scenic drive will take you along the coastline of Taveuni past the airport and through Bouma village. At the heritage park you will see the entrance to the trail which will guide you through the rainforest full of rare tropical birds and island foliage. The walk to the first waterfall is 10 minutes and generally flat. The second and third waterfalls are a medium-steep incline but are well worth it for the views if you have time (at a good pace the 2nd falls is 40 minutes and the 3rd falls is another 1.5 hours).Waitavala Natural waterslide. This rockslide is a natural wonder of Taveuni. It is best visited at times of the year when there is high rainfall and also on the weekend and school holidays when the Fijian kids are there to show you how it’s done.Cost includes boat and car transport, guide, park entrance fees."

Description from the resort: "Snorkeling with the Manta Rays just off Rabi Island is a breathtaking experience. This opportunity is time-specific as the mantas feed on plankton being carried by the strong current at the changing tide. The boat ride is approximately 40 minutes followed by a lot of jumping in and out of the water to catch a glimpse of the Mantas. Kindly refrain from touching the Manta Rays. 3 hours. "

Description from the resort:"The hidden beach is just around the corner from the resort into the back bay. It has a coralsand beach and reef right off shore. We recommend ordering lunch from our picnic menu for this excursion, we’ll pack bottled water and towels for you. A boat will be at the jetty at 11am to drop you off and come back to pick you up between 2.30 and 3pm. Pack your snorkel gear and we highly recommend your wet/reef shoes as there will be coral underfoot getting on and off the boat at the hidden beach. Exclusive use for one villa per day. Times can be adjusted upon request depending on boat availability."