One of our farthest dive sites. 20-25 minute boat ride away. It is on the outer reef of this Yasawa chain. Need good conditions to get out there.

5 minute boat ride. Coral garden along a wall slopping reef with sandy bottom lots of cracks and crevices along the wall. Super easy as it is a nice shallow dive.

10 mins boat ride away from Mantaray Island. Submerged reef with bommies and pinnacles scattered along the south side. Different topography from most other dive sites.

Located on the back of Voivoi island only 5 minutes away you can see the island from the beach at Mantaray Island Resort this is a fringing reef.

Backyard Beach reef wall extends 200m along the edge of Drawaqa Island. The top reef sits only 2-4 meters below the waters surface, with the wall extending down to 10m at the sea floor, with several swim throughs scattered along the wall. From the reef wall small coral boomies cover the sea floor down to 18m.

Entering from the shore of Barefoot Manta Resort, Sunrise beach follows a reef wall in two directions along the shoreline, with many smaller coral bommies covering the sandy bottom straight out from the boat channel entry point. A large coral nursery and giant clams also feature as part of Marine Projects.

Just a two minute boat ride west of Barefoot Manta Island Resort, coral wonderland is a gentle slope down to a sandy bottom with large pinnacles and coral bommies.

Glory Wreck is a 43 meter, Chinese long liner, sunk on purpose, that sits above the sandy bottom slowly becoming an artificial reef. Multiple rooms can be entered, including the captain’s wheel house. Other rooms can be observed through torch light, looking at the old boat system.

Just a 5 minute boat ride from Barefoot Manta Resort, three large coral bommies sit along side a sloping reef wall. Sandy bottoms surround the edge of each bommie, the deepest sitting at around 18 meters. Overhangs allow for different marine life to grow, such as hanging clams.

Crazy reef begins with a beautiful reef wall, that extends out to multiple coral bommies which are surrounded by a sandy bottom. The highlight of the site is the huge array of pavona coral, that covers huge lengths of the site, welcoming schools of fish to live in the area.