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Explore Fiji’s Yasawa Islands on this 5-day Blue Lagoon cruise. During your trip, visit Drawaqa Island, the Sawa-i-Lau caves, the village of Tamasua, the Yalobi Bay, and an island shell market. Go swimming and snorkeling, indulge in Fiji-inspired cuisine, enjoy live entertainment, sunbath on the beaches, and even try your hand at basket weaving.

The ultimate Heli-Day Trip Tour is here! Malamala Beach Club is the world’s first beach club located on its very own island, situated just 25 minutes from Port Denarau. We have teamed up with Malamala Beach Club to offer that ultimate Fijian experience. Arrive in style on a helicopter and spend the day at the Beach Club with your families and loved ones. Package includes pickup from Denarau/Nadi Hotels, one way helicopter flight to Malamala Beach Club, 1 Day Club Entry, $100 FJD Food & Beverage Voucher per person, complimentary use of selected non-motorized watersports activity & One way return boat transfers back to Denarau Marina. The Beach Club offers a delicious Asian and Pacific inspired a-la-carte menu, an array of hand-crafted cocktails, and a club-like atmosphere with upbeat tunes mixed all day long. Poolside Bed or Beachside Cabana complete with butler service available, at extra cost and must be pre-booked directly with Malamala Beach Club. One of our Must Do!

Cruise to the Yasawa Islands on a full-day trip from Port Denarau Marina near Nadi. A high-speed catamaran saves you time traveling and whisks you away to cruise the tropical and ancient volcanic islands of the Yasawa. Admire the region away from the crowds on land from a unique perspective on the water.

If visiting Kula WILD Adventure Park isn’t enough for your kids, they can become park rangers for a day. With this experience, they'll put on their own ranger uniform (and take it home), prepare feed for coral and fish displays, hand-feed Kula Collared Lories (under supervision), help with health checks on rare iguanas, and more. The experience concludes with planting fruit trees that serve as food sources for doves visiting the park.