Scuba Diving at Tokoriki
Tokoriki Island’s secluded position at the northern end of the Mamanuca Island Group offers the certified diver a diverse array of great dive sites, most of which are a short—10 minute—boat ride from the Resort beach. We always dive in small groups (minimum one diver, maximum generally eight) and our dive leader to diver ratio is usually no more than 1:4.
Tokoriki Diving has spoiled us—small groups, great dive team and best of all no other dive boats!
John and Debbie, PADI Open Water Divers, USA
Our varied dive sites can offer swarms of multi coloured reef fish, pinnacles forested in sea fans, submarine canyons and crevasses, walls, swim–throughs and caves, plus shark, wreck and night dives—all in warm tropical waters and clear blue seas.
Photographers are welcome at Tokoriki. The macro specialist is spoilt for choice on most of our sites (our dive leaders excel at finding the smallest of critters), while the great visibility and sunshine offer plenty of wide–angle opportunities. The keen photographer should also not miss our fantastic night diving.
Apart from in exceptional circumstances we do not mix beginners with experienced divers. If we have a group of certified divers with mixed abilities we tend to double up on Dive Leaders or at least allow the more experienced divers more freedom in depths and bottom times.
Flying After Diving Guidelines
Dive Tropex Tokoriki follows RSTC and PADI guidelines for flying after diving rules. These being:
- For a single dive within the no decompression limit, a minimum pre–flight surface interval of 12 hours is suggested.
- For repetitive dives and/or multi–day dives, a minimum pre–flight surface interval of 18 hours is suggested.
We accept scuba divers from all accredited agencies. Certified divers must offer proof of certification either by way of a c–card, letter of verification or log book. We are able to look up PADI divers’ details on PADI Dive Chek©.
Beginner Divers and certified divers wishing to do a PADI dive course must be fit for diving according to the RSTC PADI Medical Statement (.pdf, 276kb).
