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Phoenix Islands — Kiribati
Fiji
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10–14 nights
An expedition to the Phoenix Islands — an archipelago of 8 atolls and 2 submerged reefs in the central Pacific Ocean, northeast of Fiji. The coastal waters are rich in marine life: over 120 coral species and 520 reef fish species. Most islands are uninhabited and hold marine reserve status.
Departure from Lautoka (Fiji) or Apia (Samoa). The route passes through the marine reserves of Birnie, McKean, and Rawaki islands. Dolphins, sea turtles, tuna, and hammerhead sharks inhabit the archipelago’s waters. Complete remoteness from civilization and protected area status make every dive exceptional.
What You'll See
Phoenix Islands — one of the world's largest marine reserves
120 coral species and 520 reef fish species
Uninhabited atolls in the central Pacific
Dolphins, turtles, tuna, and hammerhead sharks
Complete remoteness from civilization
Departure from Lautoka or Apia
Conditions
Season
March–November
Visibility
20–40 meters
Water Temperature
27–30°C
Level
Advanced Open Water
Duration
10–14 nights
