Nacomoto Passage
Nacomoto Passage
Where the big boys play on the BIG days diving with Mad Fish Dive Centre, Kadavu, Fiji Island.
This passage includes "Eagle Rock" and "Cabbage Patch".
And is known for it's lively currents and pelagic (BIG FISH!) life.
Eagle Rock
Eagle Rock
"Eagle Rock" is named after a school of eagle rays, which fly around the bommie at the mouth of this passage.
The dive more large mega-fauna hosts reef sharks, barracuda and turtles.
Cabbage Patch
Cabbage Patch
Cabbage Patch is home to one of the biggest cabbage coral patches a diver is ever likely to see.
Reef sharks, hump head wrasse and colourful schools of reef fish are commonly seen on this relaxing dive.
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