Note: This is a cruise only tour, guest will not be disembarking the ship but enjoying the sightseeing and lunch from the ship.
The remote Yasawa Island group consists of a chain of 20 ancient volcanic islands, some with dramatic summits just short of 600 metres. The pristine beaches are surrounded by crystal-clear lagoons. You’ll see a more traditional Fijian way of life and enjoy Fiji at its best!
The 'Yasawa Flyer' a comfortable, fast catamaran provides a vital link to the remote 'Yasawa Islands' for both locals and visitors looking to spend some time in these idyllic islands. On this day cruise, you'll travel aboard the Yasawa Flyer, seeing the stunning and varied scenery of this chain of ancient volcanic islands. Cruise along the coast of the many islands - at the southern end of the island chain are steep volcanic cliffs and unusual rock formations, whilst in the northern Yasawas - home to the famous Blue Lagoon region - the surrounding islands are more low lying with palm-fringed, long sandy beaches. The Blue Lagoon will astound you with its vivid shades of turquoise and aqua.
You'll cruise close by endless beautiful beaches, villages and the numerous locally owned resorts catering to backpackers and travellers looking for something a bit different.
Note that it is a long day, but the scenery is truly worth it. You will be provided with a tasty packed lunch and there is a licensed bar onboard where you can purchase drinks and snacks. Don't forget your camera and enjoy your scenic journey exploring the Yasawa Islands!
Inclusions: Return transfers from Nadi, Denarau, and Wailoaloa hotels/resorts and a packed lunch.
Note: Passengers out of the Nadi region are advised to arrange their own transportation.
Cancellation Policy
Bookings cancelled within 24 hours of arrival or due to no show will incur a charge of 100% of the total booking value.
No residual refunds for unused components after travel has commenced.
Cancellation fees apply to unused components cancelled prior to the original date of travel.
All cancellations must be received in writing.
