Fiji Weather

The new year started with lovely warm water right at the long-term average. During the end of February the monsoon was very active north of Fiji and that sucked some of the heat out of the water. Although it is comfortably warm and a few hard-core divers eschew neoprene for boardshorts and T-shirts, most NAI'A divers doing four or five dives a day still use 3-5mm full wetsuits.

More detailed graph of water temperatures. Note the significant variation from year to year.

Recent, average and extreme water temperatures

	Min		Avg		Max		2020
	ºF	ºC	ºF	ºC	ºF	ºC	ºF	ºC
Jan	80.4	26.9	83.1	28.4	84.7	29.3	82.4	28.0
Feb	82.0	27.8	83.7	28.7	85.8	29.9
Mar	82.2	27.9	84.0	28.9	85.3	29.6
Apr	81.7	27.6	83.5	28.6	85.1	29.5
May	80.1	26.7	82.0	27.8	84.1	28.9
Jun	78.3	25.7	80.1	26.7	82.3	27.9
Jul	77.2	25.1	78.7	26.0	80.4	26.9
Aug	76.1	24.5	77.9	25.5	79.3	26.3
Sep	75.2	24.0	78.0	25.6	80.2	26.8
Oct	76.0	24.4	78.7	25.9	81.1	27.3
Nov	77.4	25.2	80.1	26.7	81.8	27.7
Dec	78.8	26.0	81.6	27.6	83.4	28.5

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Why does Fiji have the World's Best Diving?

NAI'A offers the best of world-class scuba diving at an unrivalled variety of sites. NAI'A has found Fiji's finest diving.

Where are Fiji's Best Dive Sites?

Since 1993 we’ve explored the best dive sites in Fiji including the barrier reefs near Vatu-i-ra in Bligh Water and at Namena, Wakaya, and Gau in the Koro Sea.

Fiji's Sharks, Mantas, & Big Fish

NAI’A reefs have healthy populations of white-tip, hammerhead and grey reef sharks plus schooling trevally, barracuda, manta rays and other pelagics.

Fiji Value Diving

Experienced dive travellers know that liveaboard scuba diving aboard NAI’A in Fiji is the simplest, most efficient and affordable way to enjoy world-class diving.

“Lomaiviti is nationally significant for its important role in reseeding Fiji’s reefs and providing fish refuges.”

~ Dr. David Obura, Cordio and WWF Marine Biologist

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