By air
Nadi International (NAN), ~10 km to Port Denarau, then by ferry
Fiji
A chain of remote volcanic islands and lagoons
Australia & New Zealand · Fiji
A chain of remote volcanic islands and lagoons
Nadi International (NAN), ~10 km to Port Denarau, then by ferry
May to October — dry and sunny
Sources: Photo: Isderion · CC BY-SA 3.0 de
Swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, snorkel gear, sulu for villages
Snorkelling with manta rays off Naviti in season
May to October — dry and sunny. What to pack: Swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, snorkel gear, sulu for villages.
Fly into Nadi International (NAN), ~10 km to Port Denarau, then by ferry.
Island-hopping by ferry, snorkelling, village visits, hiking to island summits. A quieter find: Snorkelling with manta rays off Naviti in season.
Fresh reef fish, lovo feasts and cassava cooked in coconut.
The Yasawa Islands are a chain of about twenty volcanic islands stretching north-west from Viti Levu in western Fiji.
Fijians have lived on these islands for centuries in small villages. William Bligh sailed through the group in 1789 after the mutiny on the Bounty, and the islands stayed quiet until small resorts and homestays, many run with village landowners, opened in recent decades.
Island life centres on Fijian villages that fish, farm and welcome guests with kava ceremonies, and many resort workers come from the neighbouring settlements.
The 1980 film The Blue Lagoon was shot in the Yasawa group, giving its name to a lagoon here.
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