YOUR TRIP IN
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TAVARUA ISLAND
Your remarkable trip will begin with Tavarua Island. After a delightful fresh lunch onboard, explore the island which is located in the center of the surfing capital of Fiji and includes the ‘Cloud’ and ‘Restaurant’ breaks.
Renowned as the “heart-shaped island”, this is your first postcard-perfect experience.
For guests without the surf interest, the island’s white beaches are perfect for a relaxing afternoon sunbathing under the mild sun with a good book or swimming in the refreshing turquoise water.
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MALOLO ISLAND
On day two, head to Malolo Island for surfing, swimming, snorkeling, and diving. The snorkeling is fantastic with diverse fish around coral and the sandbar. In the afternoon, visit Musket Cove Resort for drinks, then enjoy dinner outside on the back deck.
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VANUA E NAVADRA ISLANDS
After breakfast, head towards Vanua and Navadra Islands for beautiful beaches and great snorkeling on their garden reefs. Access the beach by tender during mid to high tide, or use paddleboards or kayaks at low tide. If weather permits, anchor here for the night or sail to South Waya Island, anchoring at Yalobi Bay for more protection. You might also visit the local village for a warm welcome and a tour of their home and school.
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NAVITI ISLAND
On day four, your Captain takes you to Staniel Cay for snorkeling in a colorful underwater world. Afternoon: enjoy rum punch, water toys, or beach time. At night, head to Kermit’s Hilltop Restaurant for great views, live music, and dancing.
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THE BLUE LAGOON, NANUYA LAILAI ISLAND
Head north to Nanuya Lailai Island after seeing Manta Rays. It's home to the iconic Blue Lagoon beach, featured in the 1980s film "The Blue Lagoon" with Brooke Shields. Spend a day here, enjoy snorkeling, and take a hike if you feel like stretching your legs. The beaches are stunning, so make the most of your time here and indulge all your senses.
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SAWA-I-LAU ISLAND
After visiting the Blue Lagoon, move to nearby Sawa-i-lau Island. Sawa-i-lau is famous for its underwater scenery.
Here is the best place to interact with the locals and discover more about the Fijian culture. The locals will help you through a small underwater tunnel, and when you resurface you will be surrounded by exquisite caves.
The lagoon can be explored by kayak or paddle board. Ashore, there are some shell markets which are definitely worth a visit.
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YASAWA ISLAND AND CHAMPAGNE BEACH
On the last day of your journey, after our usual morning swim and breakfast, relocate 2 hours North to Yasawa-i-Ra, which has one of Fiji’s most pristine beaches aptly named Champagne Beach. Thanks to the dramatic mountain backdrops, the snorkeling is terrific; Yasawa-i-Ra offers both hard and soft corals and abundant marine life with turtles, reef sharks and eagle rays. After the exploration, it is an ideal spot for a beach BBQ.
In the evening you can go ashore to watch a Meke, a traditional Fijian dance and take part in the kava ceremony, where it is customary to present a gift of Yaqona (Kava root) to head of the village.
