"What more could one ask for?"
"In over 30 years of diving, from living several weeks aboard a platform built on a Red Sea coral reef in the Sudan in 1978, being part of the
first British group in 1981 to dive Cuba since the revolution, viewing the fantastic fish and coral rich reefs of the Bird's Head Peninsula of
western New Guinea in 2004, to the remarkable land and underwater treasures of the Galapagos Islands in 2005, I thought I'd seen it all.
However, I was wrong! The recent 2006 shark feeding venture to Fiji organised by Shark Diving International took my experiences to a new level,
showing us 8 species of shark in 1 dive! The sight of large Bull sharks queuing up to be hand-fed paled into insignificance when even they found
they had urgent appointments elsewhere as an enormous Tiger shark showed up to join the show!
Marvellous hotel, great food, friendly staff and tremendous diving, what more could one ask for?
Sharks are under threat as never before from unscrupulous quarters. If you want to help save these magnificent creatures from near extinction,
you could do no better than to join one of SDI's trips to such destinations as Fiji, you won't regret it. Catch it while you can!"
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Nigel Haines (Leicester, England)
"This trip was more thrilling than I could have ever imagined! A 16 foot Tiger shark on the first day, a 12 foot Tiger on the second, plus packs
of massive Bull sharks, Silvertips, Lemons, Grey Reef, Blacktips, Whitetips & the biggest Nurse Shark you've ever seen, all on one dive! I'm
not kidding.It has to be experienced to be believed. The legends of Beqa and the Fijian hospitality make this the trip of a lifetime. Ron and
Valerie Taylor said that this is "the best shark dive in the world", and they weren't lying!"
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Bill Fisher, Aurora, Illinois
