Introducing Mana
The beautiful but divided island of Mana is about 30km northwest of Denarau. The upmarket Mana Island Resort stretches between the north and south beaches over 80 hectares of leased land. There are three budget resorts next to the village on the southeastern end. The northern beach and the western beach (known as Sunset Beach) are quite good for snorkelling with lots of tiny colourful fish. Also check out the south beach pier, where the fish go into a frenzy under the night lights. Hike up to the tallest hill for a good view over the surrounding reefs.
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There are good dive sites at the main reef off the island. Aqua-Trek (670 2413; www.aquatrekdiving.com) caters for Mana Island Resort divers. A two-tank dive costs $186 including equipment, and a PADI Open Water Course costs $700. The excellent Reef Safari (675 0950; www.reefsafari.com.fj) services Mana's backpacker resorts. The diving and snorkelling sites are uncrowded and Reef Safari's reef talks inspiring. It offers two-tank dives ($170 including gear), night dives ($100), and dive courses from PADI Open Water ($450) to Divemaster ($1500).
Last updated: 29.09.2008
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