Your Essential Guide to the Shores and Marinas of Fiji
Fiji is a nation comprising 322 islands in 18,376 square kilometers of the Pacific Ocean. The islands range from being large and volcanic with high peaks and lush terrain to sand keys so small they peak out of the warm aqua water when the tide recedes, to rugged up thrust limestone cliffs.
The Yasawas and Mamanucas are the closest cruising ground to the international airport.More info here…
This is the dive area of Fiji. There are numerous old world class dives in the Vatu-i-ra channel, and at the fabulous islands of Namena, Koro, Makogai, Wakaya, and Gau.
Taveuni is famous for its spectacular waterfalls, varied birdwatching, and world-class dive sites.
Here you need a dive guide, as the correct tide and current is essential to see the ‘Rainbow Reef’ and the white coral flowers open on the sheer ‘Great White Wall’.
The remote eastern group of islands, the Lau group, have to be one of the best cruising destinations of all time and are certainly one of the highlights in a world cruise!
