Because you are near the airport I exxpect the taxi fee would be about 100 tala return. Would not be too difficult, yet enjoyable, to take a local bus and make a day of it. Much cheaper and interesting. Pick up the bus from downtown, airport or ferry terminal.

Hi there, There are areas around the edges where you can stand up depends on tide very clear can see the bottom

Sorry for the late reply as I have been away. November was humid and muggy. It rained a fair bit also. I think the best time to go is, Spring or Winter.

Two options only - from the wooden deck at the bottom - even there stay left if diving head first, diving straight ahead from the ladder and you risk scraping your nose on the (loose coral & seashell) bottom. There is a small ledge to plunge just by the top of the ladder but feet first only - they will touch the bottom as you’d expect if you dive from about 9m height into just 2m of water.

There are many options but the cheapest is to approach one of the employees at your resort and ask them if they know anyone that could be your driver for the day. We did this and it cost about a quarter of what our resort was charging. Most of the staff share the same village so they know who has a van or car and would be able to take you. We paid about $40nz per person, there were five of us, for the day. The driver took us anywhere we wanted and waited for us to swim, snorkel or shop. Best day of our trip.

Yes you can is easy!! Around 50/ 80 Tala depending where you will depart from.

It's easily accessible for children above 6, I reckon. Just have to be careful going down the wooden ladder, as it's a bit slippery.

no they dont

$20 Tala!