Instant Reader Report
on Sere Ni Wai ,Agressor II / [same] in
Fiji / [N/A] on
2003/04
by
Don Hoft , Ma, usa
Report Number 030923150848811

 Caribbean, Red Sea, Indian Ocean, Pacific 

Dive Conditions

Recreational limits. Guided or with buddy. Lots of freedom once they
trusted skills.   

[None]  

Overall Rating

   We were six divers (I was a solo), on the new to Agressor, Sere Ni Wai
(Agressor II). This is a nice boat, with an excellent crew. This was a 
really fine live aboard experience. Compares well with the Palau Agressor.
Cabin was as good as you would want for a live aboard. The boat was well
maintained and clean. Not a single boat problem on the trip. The trip took
us to Makogal and Nemena islands. out to the Vatu-I-Ra channel to E6 and
Hi8 sites,Wakaya and Gau Islands. On Gau we visited Waikama Village for a
fun, fulfilling experience Worth giving up one night dive for!
   Fritz, the skipper has been in Fiji for over20 years and is a good
seaman who worked hard to find the best sites and conditions (not always
easy).
   Sea life and corals on the islands were generally very good to
excellent. The well known sites in Vatu-I-Ra channel, E6 and Hi8 I found
were pretty dead of sea life but still interesting for the spectacular
geography of the sites. Lots of sharks and fishes-grest place for
photography. White tip, grey reef, hammerheads (a few), Leaf fish, Blue
ribbon eels to name a few interesting and regular sightings. Currents were
sometimes strong but the briefings were good so there were no surprises.
Sharks (and sea life)in Nigali channel on Gau were terrific (twice) in a
strong incoming current. Super for photos.
   Rate the overall experience very good. Many really good sites/dives,
the usual few mediocre sites. 
   

 

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