Two Bommies, Vomo, Fiji

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Site Type: Two large Bommies with steep sides
Depth: Median: 14M Bottom: 21M
Location: Behind Vomo Lailai

The Two Bommies dive site at Vomo Resort is just that: two 20m high steep sided bommies close together. The horizontal surfaces are topped with corals and the steep sides are home to a myriad of sea fans. The scuba diving follows a trail around the bommies eventually spiralling up to the sunlit reef top.

There are anemones with pink anemonefish, lone bannerfish and lots of night fish particularly squirrelfish hiding in the nooks, crannies and staghorn corals on the shaded side, or between the bommies.

Two Bommies at Vomo Resort is just that: two 20m high steep sided bommies close together topped with corals and side coated in sea fans

The sea fans are available in all colours – from deep red to bright yellow, and there are hard and soft corals too on the various ledges and outcrops on the bommie walls.

Soft and hard coral and seafan arrangement at Two Bommies diving Vomo at Two Bommies in the Fiji Islands by Diveplanit

Anemones also cling to the bommie walls.

Fijian clownfish at Two Bommies diving Vomo at Two Bommies in the Fiji Islands by Diveplanit

And how this portly sea star managed to climb half way up an 18m high wall and tuck himself in, I will never know.

Fat seastar at Two Bommies diving Vomo at Two Bommies in the Fiji Islands by Diveplanit

Squirrelfish hide amongst the staghorn waiting for night fall.

Large but not Giant squirrelfish at Two Bommies diving Vomo at Two Bommies in the Fiji Islands by Diveplanit

Two Bommies is a place where scuba divers need to remember to look up and around too.

Lightshow at the reef edge at Two Bommies diving Vomo at Two Bommies in the Fiji Islands by Diveplanit

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