Your Essential Guide to the Shores and Marinas of Fiji
Idyllically located in the spectacular Savusavu Harbour, a port of entry to Fiji, the Nawi Island Marina welcomes the international yachting community with its 132 modern slips, providing safe and secure berths for monohull yachts, catamarans and superyachts.
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Pacific Harbour lies along the south coast of Viti Levu, opposite Beqa Island. At the mouth of the lazy Qaranaqio River, you will find the brand-new boutique Marina at the elegant Pearl Resort.
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Port Denarau Marina was the recipient of the Marina Industries Association “International Marina of the Year 2015/16” and 2015 ANZ Fiji Excellence in Tourism Awards for ‘Services & Support to Industry’. MIA Clean Marina & Fish Friendly Accreditation 2017 – 2020, MIA International Marina of the Year Award 2017/2018, MIA Best Community Support 2017/2018, MIA Finalists Innovation by a Marina 2017/18.
16° 46.7 South | 179° 20.0 East
The old Copra Shed Marina that was built in the 19th century, is a major landmark in Savusavu. Renovated in recent years it now houses the Savusavu Yacht Club. Historical photographs depicting the ‘Sheds past adorn the walls of the building.
Welcome to Vuda Marina Fiji! The historical beach where our intrepid ancestors first discovered Fiji, having sailed in canoes from lands far, far away, now presents you with a modern marina to discover.
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Suva Harbour is well protected by a fringing reef about 1.5 miles offshore. The opening is well marked and wide enough to enter with plenty of room for commercial ships. However, the reefs lining the coast and the main entrance are dotted with shipwrecks.
Malolo Lailai was an uninhabited island that was originally sold by a chief of Nadroga – Ratu Kini in 1872, to John Thomson who intended to plant cotton. The island was eventually sold to an American, Louis Armstrong (not of ‘Wonderful World’ fame although, had that Louis Armstrong been here, Fiji would have definitely been the inspiration for the song!).
The rustic Waitui Marina adds a quaint charm to the Savusavu foreshore and swing moorings are popular during season.
You can call on VHF Channel 16 (or after hours on telephone numbers 885 3031 or 997 2558) and dock staff will meet you and guide you to your mooring.
Pacific Harbour lies along the south coast of Viti Levu, opposite Beqa Island. At the mouth of the Qaranaqio River, you will find The Pearl South Pacific Resort and Spa.
The Pearl Resort has a stellar reputation and is a popular destination with tourists, yachties and locals alike. The hotel was acquired in 2012 by the Mineral Resources Development Company (MRDC) of Papua New Guinea. MRDC has launched impressive plans that will see Pacific Harbour as the new modern marina and resort lifestyle destination.