Itinerary and daily activities are subject to change.

Accommodation options are based on availability – once booked, the Yasawa Adventures team will book you in at the appropriate accommodation that is available for your travel dates and you will be sent all official information regarding your accommodation and itinerary.

Meal packages are compulsory and are no longer included in Yasawa Adventures packages. Your meal plan (information below) is payable upon arrival.

Depart Port Denarau at either 8.45am, 9.00am, 10.00am, 12.15pm or 3.30pm for a short journey to South Sea Island. Enjoy complimentary activities at South Sea Island, including the Semi-Submarine. Drinks included from 9:45 AM to 4 PM (local beer, house wine, and soft drinks).

Accommodation: Mamanuca Region

On day 2, have full use of all the complimentary non-motorised watersports activities on this action-packed little island! Your stay here also includes drinks (local beer, house wine, and soft drinks) from 9:45am to 4.00pm.

Accommodation: Mamanuca Region

Board the Yasawa Flyer early on day 3, headed for the Yasawa Gateway Region. Select up to 2 activities from Night Snorkel (Tue & Sat), Guided Mountain Hike (Mon, Wed & Fri), Tubing & Tunes (Mon & Wed), or a Cooking Demo (Mon & Wed).

Accommodation: Yasawa Gateway Region

On day four, take to waters again for a snorkel experience of a lifetime, swimming and diving under the surface with reef sharks. This afternoon why not hike to the summit above the resort for a spectacular sunset.

Accommodation: Yasawa Gateway Region

After a morning transfer to the Manta Ray Region, you will have plenty of time to explore this beautiful area. Enjoy everything your resort has to offer.

Accommodation: Manta Ray Region

On day 6 you will get to swim with manta rays, one of the most beautiful creatures of the underwater world, or go on a guided snorkelling trip with an experienced guide.

Accommodation: Manta Ray Region

On day 7, grab a drink and take the Sunset Tube Cruise while you enjoy the beautiful colours of the sky overhead.

Accommodation: Manta Ray Region

Late morning on day 8, board the vessel and travel north through these beautiful islands to the Blue Lagoon Region. Spend the afternoon chilling or exploring the famous Blue Lagoon.

Accommodation: Blue Lagoon Region

Enjoy the trip to the sacred Sawa-I-Lau caves – a true highlight of the trip! (Note: The caves do not operate on Sundays.) These ancient limestone formations are carved by constant wave action and are hidden within an attractive little island. They are also known as the resting place of the 10-headed ancient Fijian god, Ulutini.

Accommodation: Blue Lagoon Region

Spend the morning on day ten enjoying the Blue Lagoon region before heading southbound on the Yasawa Flyer in the early afternoon.

Accommodation: Yasawa Gateway Region

On day eleven, explore the surrounding area with a guided hike followed by a Fijian cooking demo.

Accommodation: Yasawa Gateway Region

Allow day twelve to let you rest and chill back with a mid-afternoon transfer arriving back to Port Denarau at 6PM where you can enjoy a Departure Package of your choosing from one of the several beautiful accommodation choices.

Please print a copy of our e-ticket or have it readily available on your smart phone/tablet, or note down your booking reference number for check-in.

Yasawa Adventures Fiji uses a Day/Month/Year date format in all confirmations / itineraries.

There is a no smoking policy on all Yasawa Adventures Fiji & South Sea Cruises’ coaches and vessels.

The Resorts’ booked through Yasawa Adventures Fiji will provide you with linen, towels, and most provide basic toiletries – some properties may charge a small fee for the use of towels in their dorms. We suggest that you bring your own toiletries and may also wish to bring your own towel as well as sunscreen, insect repellent (with DEET or similar), swimwear, a sunhat, and sunglasses. Light, loose clothing is recommended during the day with something warmer for those cooler evenings. The resorts all have generators with the majority operating 24 hours a day, voltage and power sockets are the same as those used in Australia and New Zealand (220 – 240 volts).

There are no banks in the Mamanuca or Yasawa Islands, so please take a credit/debit card for any incidentals. You will find ATM cash machines at Nadi International Airport, Wailoaloa Bay and at Port Denarau should you wish to take a small amount of cash with you.

Unless otherwise stipulated by the resort you are staying at, we do advise not to drink the water in the rooms/bures as in many cases this is not potable water. However, most of the resorts we book do ensure that the water accessing the kitchen, bar and the restaurant is all filtered to drinking standards. All the resorts will have filtered drinking water available for you to refill your reusable drink bottle.

‘Bula’ is Fijian for ‘Hello’ and ‘Vinaka’ is Fijian for ‘Thank you’ – bring your sense of fun and don’t forget to relax and enjoy this beautiful part of the world!

Sunday is a day of rest in Fiji and the local villages attend church services throughout the Yasawa Islands. This means that some of the activities may not be on offer. You will of course be welcome to join the local church service in the village – an amazing experience!

1a) For ‘Island Stay’ bookings, where an additional price is shown under ‘meals’ these are the compulsory meal plan/resort package prices as provided by the hotels. These prices are per person per night and include 3 meals per day stayed unless otherwise stated and can either be paid at the time of booking (for hotels that allow pre-payment of meals) or upon check-in at each of the hotels in local currency, FJ$ (for resorts that state ‘Pay Direct’ under meals). Where meals are listed as included or have a daily price, clients will receive 3 meals per day stayed.

1b) For the ‘Arrival and Departure’ bookings, the meal prices shown are for daily breakfast only.

1c) Important: Meal plans for the ‘multi-night Inclusive Packages’ and ‘Yasawa Passes’ are not able to be pre-purchased. Therefore, all meals are to be paid directly to each resort stayed at in the itinerary once passengers are in Fiji. The resort meal packages are compulsory and must be taken once at the resorts as there are no alternative dining options.

1d) Meal rates are correct at the time of issue and are subject to change by the resorts.

1e) When meals are prebooked (for Island Stays only), any/all dietary requirements and/or allergies must be requested/advised at the time of booking, so we can pass this important information to the resorts. There are no refunds or credits for any unused meals.

1f) Meal plans commence from arrival at your resort. You will arrive at your resort in time for lunch, therefore day one will include Lunch and Dinner. On your last day at a resort, only Breakfast will be included. Should your resort connection not depart for your next destination until after lunch and you wish to have lunch while waiting, this meal will be at your own cost.

1g) For meal plan pricing at each individual resort in Fijian dollars please refer to the following table (prices are valid at the time of publication but are subject to change):

Daily Meal Prices – Per Person per Day in Fijian Dollars – Valid for travel 01 Apr 25 to 31 Mar 26

All prices include 15% Fiji Government taxes and levies where applicable. All prices are per person. Double/Twin rates are per person based on a minimum of two people booking and sharing the same room/bure. Triple share pricing is based on three people booking and sharing the same room/bure.

2a) Right to Vary: While we try our utmost not to increase our prices, this is sometimes outside of our control. On that basis, we reserve the right to amend our prices although amendments should occur only in the instance of increases in our costs to deliver the packages such as but not limited to, fuel costs, government taxes and charges, exchange rate fluctuations, and ground costs beyond the control of Yasawa Adventures Fiji and which are deemed material to operations. Any increase in price must be paid before departure.

2b) Child Prices: This can vary from property to property therefore all child prices are on application through the Awesome Adventures Fiji’s reservations team. All dorms have a minimum age of 18 years – people 17 years and under are not permitted in this room category.

Add On activities are subject to sea, weather and other conditions. Yasawa Adventures Fiji reserves the right to substitute Yasawa Experiences activities with other products in the event that the listed activity is unavailable. All activities will be based on the activities provided at the hotel confirmed in the final itinerary and may be substituted for an alternative should it not be available or operational upon client’s arrival. No refunds or compensation are offered for any unused proportion or change to a Yasawa Experience.

3a) As sharks are wild animals we can’t guarantee sightseeing however we do have a high success rate. If poor weather and sea conditions result in the cancellation of the “Shark Snorkel Encounter” then a substitute snorkelling safari will be provided.

3b) The Swim with manta ray inclusion is seasonal (May till October) and subject to there being manta rays in the region. An alternative snorkelling trip will be provided should the manta rays not be sighted.

3c) The Bonus Day Pass to Malamala Beach Club included in any inclusive packages 4 days/3 nights or more and can be used either pre or post the trip to the Yasawa Islands. This includes return coach transfers to/from Port Denarau from most hotels/resorts in Denarau, Nadi, and Wailoaloa, return vessel transfers, club entry, free use of non-motorised watersports equipment. A date for this trip should be pre-booked to ensure availability. No refund or compensation is available should the pass not be utilised.

These apply to Passes and current pricing which is available for travel from 1 April 2025 through to 31 March 2026 (a new season’s price surcharge will be charted for travel past this date). Bookings must be confirmed with Yasawa Adventures Fiji at least 14 days prior to arrival in Fiji. The below ‘Right to Vary’ conditions apply.

Any necessary changes will be advised prior to travel – we reserve the right to substitute a property of a similar standard and/or reverse the order of the brochure itinerary.

5a) Any necessary changes to the itinerary will be advised prior to the clients’ travel date. As most of the hotels/resorts featured in our packages are small, they are at times full, when this is the case, we reserve the right to substitute a hotel/resort of a similar standard and/or reverse the order of the itinerary in order to confirm the booking.

5b) Yasawa Adventures Fiji reserves the right to cancel vessel departures, alter prices, apply a fuel surcharge, arrange alternative transport and vary itineraries and services as necessary.

5c) All transfers are subject to sea and weather conditions and operational requirements. Should adverse conditions prevent the operation of our services, Yasawa Adventures Fiji will not be held responsible for additional accommodation and/or alternative arrangement costs incurred by customers. Yasawa Adventures Fiji shall be the sole judge of when vessels should not operate under this clause.

6a) Changes to departure date/booking details can be made up until 80 days prior to travel without incurring any amendment fees. Any change of date or changes to itineraries are still subject to confirmation and must be made inb writing to [email protected] quoting the original booking reference provided at the time of booking.

Bula Pass – No amendment fee applies for changes made right up to the travel date as the Pass is not activated until the first day of travel
Yasawa Pass – No amendment fee applies for changes made right up until the travel date as long as no hotels/resorts have been booked.

6b) All changes made within 80 days of travel – any amendment/cancellation fees imposed by the resort(s) being affected by the change will be added to the new itinerary costs.

6c) Bula and Yasawa Pass Extensions: These passes can be extended anytime during travel but prior to the pass expiry date by paying the price difference to upgrade to a longer Pass. This can be done at the Travel Desk onboard the Yasawa Adventures Fiji vessel or by contacting our reservations team by phone or email.

7a) Bookings will not be confirmed until full payment has been received. We will not regard a booking as cancelled unless and until written notice is received by us from you or someone acting on your authority.

7b) No refunds will be issued for unused days on the Passes nor for any unused components of the Packages (including any unused Yasawa Experiences Activities) unless cancellation of vessel services by the Operator, for reasons other than those stated above, prevents the product fulfilment. No refunds will be issued for any part of the Yasawa Pass once travel on the Pass has commenced. Cancellation fees apply to the total package price:

Welcome & Departure Packs
No Show or cancellation during the tip – 100%
14 days or less notice – 100%
15-30 days’ notice – 50%
31 days and over notice – no fee
Bula Passes
No cancellation fee applies until 24 hours prior to the first day of reserved travel.
Inside 24 hours or No Show on the first day of reserved travel – a 100% No Show fee applies.
No refund applies to any unused portion after the commencement of travel.
Packages & Island Stays
No Show or cancellation during the trip – 100% of the booking charged
45 days or less – 100% of the booking value
46-80 days – the higher amount of either 10% of the booking vlaue or the deposit, whichever is higher
81 days and over – non-refundable deposit
Yasawa Passes
Cancellation for any passes where accommodation has NOT been reserved at any hotels/resorts – $100 per person.
The following cancellation fees only apply once resorts/dates have been pre-booked:
No Show or cancellation during the trip – 100% of the booking charged
45 days or less – 100% of the booking value
46-80 days – the higher amount of either 10% of the booking vlaue or the deposit, whichever is higher
81 days and over – non-refundable deposit

7c) No refunds will be issued for unused days on the Passes nor for any unused components of the Packages (including any unused Yasawa Experience activities) unless cancellation of vessel services by the Operator, for reasons other than those stated in point 2 above, prevents the product fulfilment. No refunds will be issued for any part of the Yasawa Pass once travel on the Pass has commenced. Cancellation fees apply to the total package price.

Our packages are great for those that prefer a more independent experience – these are self-guided packages that let the traveller explore at their own pace. Packages visit different regions within the Yasawa and Mamanuca Islands (Blue Lagoon region, Manta Ray region, Yasawa Gateway region and Mamanuca Islands). As the resorts within these regions are small (which is part of the attraction of visiting these islands) there is limited availability, therefore we use at least 2 resorts in most regions to try to accommodate all guests.

On nights where our itineraries show more than one hotel listed within a region, the Yasawa Adventures reservations office will confirm the client’s itinerary based on the availability of the resorts and room types at the time of receiving the booking. While we try to accommodate requests for specific resorts/hotels, these are not guaranteed and will be subject to availability at the time of booking. All activities provided will be based on the activities provided at the hotel confirmed in the final itinerary and may be substituted for an alternative activity should they not be available or operational upon client’s arrival at the resort.

9a) ‘Bula Passes’ and ‘Yasawa Passes’ are valid for the travel duration as purchased/shown on the Pass

9b) The Yasawa Pass is available in 2 categories:

Yasawa Pass – Standard – this is based on Dorms and ‘lead in’ Bures/room types (some with shared bathroom facilities)
Yasawa Pass- Upgrade – this guarantees a higher bure category, all with private en suites and many of the hotels/resorts included in this grade of pass are based on beachfront room categories

9c) Minimum/Maximum stay requirements

When using an Yasawa Pass Standard or Upgrade there is a maximum of 4 nights at any one hotel/resort
When using an Yasawa Pass Standard – there is a 1 (one) night minimum stay at South Sea Island for all guests travelling on an Yasawa Pass of 8 (eight) nights or more

9d) Passes are valid for travel on board South Sea Cruises and Yasawa Adventures Fiji vessels to/from South Sea Island only in the Mamanuca Islands and all stops serviced in the Yasawa Islands on Route 7 for the consecutive number of days of the pass duration selected based on vessel schedules at the time of travel.

9e) All Dorms and room types with shared bathroom facilities have a minimum age of 18 years – people 17 years and under are not permitted in these room categories

9f) Passes include complimentary scheduled coach transfers from most Nadi, Denarau, and Wailoaloa hotels/resorts (and Nadi Airport) to connect with the Yasawa Flyer – these must be pre-booked.

9g) Passes are activated on the first day of travel and are valid for the period shown on the Pass. If clients are still travelling outside of the expiry date of the Pass, they will be charged the normal fare for any additional sectors travelled. Once clients return to Port Denarau, the pass becomes invalid for any further use.

9h) Yasawa Pass vouchers issued for the specified number of nights as per the selected pass duration. While all travel is pre-paid it does not need to be pre-booked at the time of purchase – reservations must stil be made for all vessel transfers and accommodation at least 24 hours prior to the travel date and accommodation MUST be booked before disembarking from the South Sea Cruises vessels. Guests must make their accommodation bookings in advance of their arrival at a resort – all accommodation is subject to availability. Hotels/resorts can be requested either before arriving in Fiji or booked with the Awesome Adventures staff at the Tour Desk on board the Yasawa Flyer or by calling the Awesome hoteline +679 999 5512

9i) Meal Plans for the ‘Yasawa Passes’ are not able to be pre-purchased. Therefore, all meals are to be paid directly to each resort stayed at in the itinerary once passengers are in Fiji – these are compulsory and must be taken at the resort as there are no alternate dining options.

9j) Passes can be extended at any time during the client’s travel (prior to the pass expiry) by paying the price difference to upgrade to a longer Pass directly to the staff at the Travel Desk onboard the Yasawa Flyer or by calling the Yasawa hotline on +679 999 5512

9k) Any pass being used by a person other than the pass owner will be confiscated and the balance of its use will be forfeited.

9l) Any pre-booked accommodation is subject to the cancellation fees listed below.

9m) Lost, stolen, damaged, or misplaced ‘Bula Pass’ and/or ‘Yasawa Pass’ vouchers will not be replaced. Lost Yasawa Passes could result in the holder paying the accommodation directly to the resort for the night specified on the lost voucher.

9n) Customers purchasing a Bula or Yasawa Pass are entitled to purchase a Day Pass to Malamala Beach Club at a substantially reduced rate (FJ$99 per person) – this can be pre-purchased with their pass or locally via Yasawa Adventures once they arrive in Fiji.

You will be given all the necessary documents/vouchers including the Yasawa Adventures Pack (Yasawa Adventures sulu, drink bottle, and dry bag) if this is included in your selected package, at Port Denarau on the first morning of your island trip. Take good care of these documents as these are required to be sighted by each hotel/resort and tour operator.

Where another company or persons operate the tour, activity or excursion, diving, accommodation, or shore transfers, Yasawa Adventures Fiji is only acting as a Sales Agent. Responsibility for the operation and liability for any mishap lies with those operators solely. Yasawa Adventures Fiji is not responsible for missed flights or any associated expenses due to late arrival at check-in counters.

In the event you strike a problem, or you are dissatisfied with some aspect of the service or facilities during the course of your trip, our recomendation is to discuss the issue immediately with the service supplier at the time or as practicable in the circumstance. This provides the opportunity to resolve the issue at the time and allows you to continue to enjoy your travel. Should you require our assistance, please contact our Yasawa Adventures Fiji customer support team immediately at [email protected] and they will assist in resolving the issue.

Yasawa Adventures Fiji shall not be liable or responsible for any failure or delay in the performance of its obligations specified herein arising out of or caused by, directly or indirectly, forces beyond its control, including, without limitation, acts of war or terrorism, strikes, riots, accidents, civil or military disturbances, natural catastrophes or acts of God, virus outbreaks, pandemics, power or any other mechanical failures, computer virus, governmental action, or communications disruption.

It is the responsibility of all customers travelling with Yasawa Adventures Fiji to check and adhere to Fiji’s visa requirements.

There are very limited medical facilities in the Yasawa Islands so if any medical problem arises you will likely need to return to Nadi. If this problem develops into a serious medical issue, you will most likely want to leave Fiji for Australia or New Zealand, or home. There is also a higher degree of risk in public areas, on local vessels, etc. Sea conditions and sometimes cyclones can prevent travel on the booked dates. It is therefore, an essential condition of travelling with Yasawa Adventures Fiji that you have a valid travel insurance policy to cover the cost of any emergency medical treatment and/or evacuation plus insurance cover for cancelled and/or delayed travel expenses incurred due to cancelled or delayed services as the result of weather events or unforeseen operational issues.

16a) Resorts/hotels used in the program offer modern dorms and bures with a good standard of accommodation and amenities. Meals are not included in the nightly rate; instead, you buy a compulsory daily meal plan at check-in. Meals can feature multiple courses with a varied selection of local and international dishes. Resorts feature a selection of room types from dorms with shared facilities through to beachfront bures with ensuites. WiFi will generally be available in public areas. The room types used in the ‘Yasawa Pass- Upgrade’ are a higher room grade and always have private ensuite bathrooms – these are generally situated in beachfront locations.

16b) Please note that some resorts/hotels in the islands do not accept cash and all transactions must be paid via credit/debit card.

Yasawa Adventures Fiji is a trading brand of South Sea Cruises Pte Limited, a Company incorporated in Fiji. Any reference to Yasawa Adventures Fiji or to South Sea Cruises is in reference to South Sea Cruises Pte Limited.

Exploring the Mamanuca and Yasawa Islands with Yasawa Adventures Fiji is as easy as 1, 2, 3!

STEP 1: Chose your type of travel

Flexible travel PASSES

BULA PASS – a flexible hop-on/hop-off pre-paid boat pass for 5-15 days.
AWESOME PASS – a flexible travel pass including pre-paid vessel transfers, accommodation, and meal plans. Pre-book or book as you go. Travel for 5-15 days.

Get it sorted with a PACKAGE

INCLUSIVE PACKAGES – choose from 5 pre-arranged itineraries which include activities, accommodation, and transfers. Ranging from 4 to 11 nights.
Coconut Cruiser
Fiji Explorer
Island Adventurer
Tropical Tempter
Yasawa Wonderer

MINI ADVENTURE PACKAGES – short itineraries from 1-2 nights to tick off your bucket list.
Short & Shark
Ultimate Encounter

DIVE PACKAGES – get or upgrade your dive certification or enjoy diving Fiji’s great sites. 4 night packages.
Advances Course
Adventurer Diver
Learn to Dive

ISLAND STAY PACKAGES – chill out at a resort of your choice for as long as you like with these accommodation and transfer packages

STEP 2: Pick the type of accommodation you prefer

Island Stay Package or Yasawa Pass – select which resort/s you want to stay at and then choose which room type you prefer (a dorm, standard bure or upgrade bure).
All other packages – If you have chosen a package just skip straight to choosing what sort of room type you want (dorm or private bure).

STEP 3: Add pre or post-island trip accommodation on the mainland.

Book an Arrival or Departure pack for mainland accommodation prior to your island adventure to make your entire trip a breeze.

It’s a true luxury to have to choose between paradises! Will you opt for an island known for its party atmosphere or a resort renowned for cocktails and massages? You might go for a tiny palm-fringed speck of an island or one that is majestic, rugged, and wild. Some resorts have calm, shallow waters on white-sand beaches while others have deep channels just off their shores where manta rays glide by between May and October.

Whatever you choose, you won’t be disappointed! Remember, you can always book a Package, which includes a fantastic range of resorts and islands meaning you’ll experience more than one.

Here’s a VERY brief rundown on some standout features, but most island resorts offer something for everyone.

Close to Port Denarau, lots of entertainment & water sports
South Sea Island in the Mamanuca Islands is a great option. This tiny island iscute as a button but overflowing with activities.

Romantic escapism
You can find your own secret pocket of paradise at Blue Lagoon Beach Resort, Octopus Resort, Coconut Beach Resort, or Paradise Cove Resort.

Every night is a Friday
If you want a more social atmosphere, we recommend Mantaray Island Resort or try South Sea Island which offers a range of evening entertainment, including limbo nights if you want to get your dance on!

Action stations!
If you want to get the adrenalin pumping Barefoot Kuata Resort is the go-to place for snorkeling with reef sharks or go all out and do the intro dive with Bull Sharks. Mantaray Island Resort and Barefoot Kuata Island Resort are home to the famous manta ray (May – Oct), which is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Blue Lagoon Beach Resort and Oarsman’s Bay Lodge are at the centre of the Blue Lagoon region which is the gateway to the Sawa-I-Lau Caves and some pretty fabulous snorkelling.

Insta-Worthy Spots
Want to get the best insta shots to make all your mates at home really jealous? The summit hikes Blue Lagoon Beach Resort (best at sunrise), Barefoot Kuata Island Resort (best at sunset) and Mantaray Island Resort (best at sunrise) should not be missed. The Sawa-I-Lau caves are definitely worth the trip as well as a walk over the hill from Nanuya Boathouse to Lo’s Tea House for some great island and lagoon shots.

If activities are your key in choosing where to go, visit our activities page. Under each activity description, you’ll see which resorts offer the experiences you’re after.

If you prefer to “go with the flow” and select the resorts and islands you’d like to stay at as you travel then a Yasawa Pass is perfect. These pre-paid passes allow you to choose the number of days/nights you’d like to travel in the Yasawa’s and then you can choose the level of accommodation to suit your budget/needs, dorm, standard bure, or upgrade bure. Of course, if you’re the organised type, then you can still buy a Pass and pre-book everything before you arrive in Fiji to ensure you get to stay at the resorts you prefer!

Yes. It is an essential condition of travelling with Yasawa Adventures Fiji that you have valid travel insurance.

There are no medical facilities in the Yasawa Islands so if any medical problem arises you will need to return to Nadi. Sea and weather conditions can sometimes prevent travel on your booked dates as well.

World Nomads travel insurance policies offer coverage for more than 150 activities. Get a quote, make a claim, or buy or extend your policy while on the road.

We endorse the recommendation of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade that all travellers take out travel insurance. If you already have Travel Insurance please understand that it is your responsibility to ensure that your Travel Insurance covers you for all of the adventure style travel you have booked with us.

Yes – culture is very important in the islands, so we ask you to respect a few practices upon entering any village.

No hats or sunglasses are to be worn (please do take these with you as it can get hot, but please take care to remove them from your head when in the village).
Ladies are required to have shoulders and knees covered, a sulu (sarong) is a great option to wear when visiting the village.

Please note that the above requests apply to villages, not resorts. Wearing swimwear, hats, sunglasses etc is completely acceptable at island resorts.

No way! We don’t do escorted tours – all our packages and passes are based on individual self guided travel – we have put together suggested itineraries (packages) to save you time working out all the logistics. You may of course meet up with other travellers doing the same package so are likely to see people at the various resorts you will be staying at. Of course, if you need to get ahold of us, we have a customer services team waiting for your call in Port Denarau or on the Yasawa Flyer.

Yes, all our experiences INCLUDE Yasawa Flyer transfers to your island resort/s.

However, please note that you must reconfirm your booking 24 hours prior to departure.

If you are staying overnight on the mainland before you travel to the Yasawa Islands, we offer complimentary coach transfer from select Nadi, Wailoaloa, and Denarau hotels/resorts to Port Denarau.

We are very happy to collect you from your accommodation on the first day of your Awesome Adventure Fiji package for the transfer to Port Denarau. If you don’t book your accommodation through us, you will need to advise us of where you are staying. If you don’t advise us, getting to Port Denarau on time is your responsibility and at your own cost. We also provide a courtesy coach drop-off back to most resorts in the Nadi, Wailoaloa, and Denarau areas: just let us know where you are staying.

At the end of an Awesome Adventures Fiji package, upon return to Port Denarau we’re still there to help out! We have a coach departing at 6.15pm to drop guests off at Nadi International Airport and select hotels and resorts. This service is complimentary to Awesome Adventures Fiji passengers.

Click the relevant link below for the current coach transfer timetable:

Coach Transfer Timetable

The majority of our experiences depart on the Yasawa Flyer at 8:45am. For these departures, you are required to be at Port Denarau for check-in by 8:15 am. So unless you have a very early flight, we recommend you arrive the day prior and stay the night in Nadi or Denarau using one of our Arrival Packs:
Aquarius on the Beach
Smugglers Cove
The Palms Denararu

A few of our packages travel to the closer Mamanuca Islands first so if you are booking one of these packages, you can depart Port Denarau early morning, midday or mid-afternoon.

Most of the resorts in the Yasawa Islands source the majority of their staff from the surrounding local villages and islands. Just about every resort is beachfront, with coral lagoons on the doorstep. The resorts range in style from mid-level resorts to modern properties with a higher standard of accommodation and amenities. This accommodates for travellers with different tastes and budgets. One thing all these resorts have in common is they are all set in stunning locations.

The resorts we offer have a range of room types from simple dorms through to beachfront luxury bures which means they cater for a very wide range of budgets.

Note: The resorts are not owned by Awesome Adventures Fiji and standards vary from property to property. We do monitor the resorts and have our staff visiting regularly to ensure everything is as it should be. Some of the properties run on power generators therefore, the voltage supplied might not be as strong and some devices may not operate effectively.

The following applies for all the resorts:

Resort-style properties
Modern with a high standard of accommodation and amenities
Meals are not included in the nightly rate; instead, you buy a daily meal plan either when booking or at check-in
Meals can include multiple courses with a varied selection of local and international dishes
All include free drinking water

Dorm’s (or Dormitories) are great for social travellers on a budget – these range from Dorm rooms with just 4 beds through to 32 beds and are a mixture of unisex or single-sex. You will, of course, be sharing your sleeping space and bathrooms with other travellers but it’s a great way to keep the cost down and meet new people.

Bures (Fijian word for Bungalow) are your own private Room or Bure, most of which include a private en suite – these do cost a bit more but this gives you your own private space.

Eating at the resort you’re staying at is your only choice – there are no restaurants around the corner.

Please advise any dietary requirements at the time of booking and please also reiterate these directly to each resort on arrival/check-in. Please remember that these island resorts are remote and their access to a wide range of foods is somewhat limited by deliveries and availability, but the resorts will accommodate the best they can.