Nigali Passage
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All about Nigali Passage dive site
Nigali Passage is a narrow channel dive site in the Barrier Reef in Fiji. The channel is shaped in such a way that incoming currents do not coincide with the rising tide. This site doesn’t have much in the way of corals or anemones - its focus is the large number of reef sharks. When diving at Nigali Passage, divers may see up to 25 female sharks at once. This site is a perfect opportunity to take photos of exciting marine life, including other marine species that can be spotted between rocks and around the slopes
What to see
Divers can see trevallies, barracudas, cod, snapper, red sea bass, eagle rays, manta rays, and occasionally hammerhead sharks
When to go diving in Nigali Passage
Gau Island has a tropical climate. The driest months are April to October. The average temperature is 26-29°C/77-84°F