
The Fiji Yachting Association (FYA) is all set to make waves with the 2025 Fiji Oceania Optimist
Championship, setting sail to bring the sailing scene in Fiji and Oceania back to life.
Your Essential Guide to the Shores and Marinas of Fiji
The Fiji Yachting Association (FYA) is all set to make waves with the 2025 Fiji Oceania Optimist
Championship, setting sail to bring the sailing scene in Fiji and Oceania back to life.
Join Us In Welcoming The 2025 Boating Season on Saturday 5th April 2025 at the Royal Suva Yacht Club.
More info here…Figure 1: Total number of TCs forecasted for the Fiji region.
Figure 2. Number of severe TCs forecasted for the Fiji region.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024%E2%80%9325_South_Pacific_cyclone_season
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tropical_cyclone_intensity_scales#Australia_and_Fiji
The event will be held among the idyllic islands of Fiji, uniting the superyacht community in the tropical waters of the south seas. It is set to become an annual occasion in the superyacht calendar.
Designed for a multi-generational group of international and local yachties, the event program will feature barefoot beach parties interspersed with friendly regattas for sailing and motor yachts measuring over 22 metres.
The majestic Yasawa Islands group lies northwest of the main island of Viti Levu in Fiji and stretches 62nm into the South Pacific Ocean.
Their remoteness, white sand beaches, clear blue lagoons and unique terrain, makes this remote, rugged and authentic group of 20 ancient islands, one of the most stunning regions of Fiji.
Fortunately because of this remoteness to the mainland, commercial development has never taken hold.
Eight to fourteen Tropical Cyclones (TCs) are likely in the Regional Specialised Meteorological Centre Nadi-Tropical Cyclone Centre (RSMC Nadi-TCC) area of responsibility (AoR) between November 2023-April 2024.More info here…
Our first gathering this year will unite the superyacht industry in the incomparably stunning setting of FIJI.
Expect great Fijian cuisine, an informative guest speaker, an island-hop, a beach BBQ and an exclusive networking experience.
By Helen Sykes, Marine Ecology Consulting, FIJI
Coral reefs are ancient, living organisms, which have seen and adapted to many changes over millions of years.
It’s one of the oddities of the human race that we expect natural systems to be constant, but as the climate and environment alter, so do reefs around the world, and those in Fiji are no exception.
More info here…Bula vinaka from Musket Cove Yacht Club on our island paradise!
In it’s 33 year history, Musket Cove’s 2016 Fiji Regatta has been the most successful ever – 102 entries with 280+ Captains & Crew! There was great sailing, weather and fun!
On behalf of the Directors, Management and our wonderful Musket Family, we would like to say a very special VINAKA VAKA LEVU to all our wonderful contestants for attending this year’s Regatta!