Sustainable Luxury. Escape to Taveuni.

Scuba Diving & 5 Nights in the stunning Fiji Islands at Taveuni Dive Resort.

Enjoy 5 nights in an ocean view bure and 3 days (6 tanks) of diving on the magical Rainbow Reef.

The first sustainable resort on Taveuni, Taveuni Dive Resort provides guest accommodations, dining, scuba diving, and tourism activities. The resort operates a restaurant (bar & grill), as well as a small retail market.

Our guests have called our bures luxurious, amazing, and special. We call them a great place to unwind, relax, and escape. Taveuni Dive Resort has eight bures. Bure is the Fijian word for a wood-and-straw hut, sometimes similar to a cabin. Today, bure is often synonymous with bungalow or other detached hotel or resort structure. Taveuni Dive Resort's bures are far more comfortable than traditional bures. Each of our bures is named after a favorite Rainbow Reef dive site. Each bure is carefully located to balance your need for privacy with easy access to the social areas on the resort grounds, including the Salty Fox Bar & Grill, the pool, and seating areas around the resort gardens.

Fiji’s coral reefs are justifiably renowned worldwide and are among the more diverse and intact in the Pacific Ocean. A multitude of species make their home in the rich and diverse waters surrounding the Fiji Islands, including giant clams, sharks, groupers, tuna, barracuda, and colorful soft and hard corals. Fiji has more than 10,000 km2 of pristine coral reefs. Most of these reefs are fringing reefs that border nearby shores, while there are some flat-topped platform and barrier reefs. These reefs have spectacular biodiversity, with 467 species of mollusks, 298 species of hard coral, and around 1,200 species of reef fish.

The Somosomo Strait is a narrow channel separating Vanua Levu and Taveuni and is the highlight of diving in Fiji. At every change in tides, water funnels through the strait, rushing along the reefs, providing nutrients and food to an unparalleled variety of marine life. This back-and-forth flow (incoming from the north, outgoing from the south) creates ideal conditions for lush soft-coral growth, providing dive sites like the Great White Wall, where Dendronephthya (the white soft coral earning the site its name) blankets nearly every inch of reef space.

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