Luxury Yacht Charter and Rental in Fiji

Day by day

1. 1 Hour

   Denarau Marina and the Mamanucas, anchorage off Tavarua

   Meet the yacht at Denarau Marina and cruise into the Mamanuca Islands, a volcanic archipelago known for crystal clear water, vibrant reefs and standout beaches. The aim is to anchor in the lee of Tavarua, at the centre of Fiji's surf capital, home to the famous Cloud and Restaurant breaks. Heart shaped and instantly iconic, it is a true first day arrival.

2. 0.5 Hours

   Malolo Island lagoon

   A short hop brings you into the Malolo lagoon, home to Musket Cove Resort and Marina with its rustic chic feel. Bright reefs and bright azure water define the anchorage, with excellent snorkeling and first class fishing for dog tooth tuna. Movie buffs will recognise the Mamanucas as the setting for Castaway. Malolo is also all about silica white sand and tall coconut trees, a must stop in this sequence.

   

3. 2 Hours

   Navadra Island

   Cruise to Navadra, a volcanic outcrop within the Sacred Island group and one of the itinerary's most unspoilt anchorages. Uninhabited and rumoured to be the birthplace of Fijian culture, it offers cerulean water, golden beaches backed by tropical flora, plus world class diving and snorkeling. The waters are pristine, with turtles and colourful coral, and sunset cocktails land perfectly with the neighbouring islets as backdrop.

4. 3.5 Hours

   Naviti

   Arrive at Naviti in the Yasawas, blanketed in tropical forest and rich in mangroves and coconut trees, with scattered villages and white beach resorts. Snorkel Honeymoon Beach where shimmering fish and the brightest corals sit beneath liquid blue. There is even the option to snorkel with manta rays. Life moves slowly here, with time to swim, unwind, and hike between close knit villages.

   

5. 1 Hour

   Blue Lagoon

   Cruise to the Blue Lagoon on Nacula Island, named among the top 50 beaches in the world for its remote peace, silken sand, and water that captures every shade of green and blue. Expect classic Robinson Crusoe atmosphere with a rugged green backdrop, mangrove coves, and rainbow bright corals for snorkeling. It is also the same Blue Lagoon made famous on screen.

6. 2.5 Hours

   Yasawa Island

   Continue to Yasawa Island at the tip of the island chain. Visit small villages to experience authentic culture, traditions and daily island life, then elevate the afternoon with Yasawa Island Resort and Spa, where you can enjoy the restaurant and spa facilities ashore.

   

7. 2 Hours

   Turtle Island and Drawaqa Island

   This is your luxury and marine life double day, paired because the legs are short. Begin at Turtle Island, an exclusive private island estate offering white sand beaches, secluded bays and crystal clear water, with private villas and a full range of island activities. Then continue to Drawaqa Island, fringed by white sands and electrically bright coral, considered one of the top dive sites in the area. Drawaqa is famous for manta rays that come to the channel May to October to feed, and drifting alongside them is one of Fiji's defining moments.

8. 7 Hours

   Vomo Island and Nadi

   Cruise back toward the mainland with a final stop at Vomo Island, a tranquil chapter with no surrounding resorts or villages to dilute the calm. The five star resort offers an intimate Fijian feel, and Mount Vomo delivers breathtaking 360 views. Spend the morning swimming, snorkeling or simply enjoying the soft white sand and clear water, then continue to Nadi for disembarkation. If you wish to have a chill on-land day in Nadi before your onwards journey then feel welcome to explore the Sabeto Hot Springs and Mud Pool, Lautoka Sugar Mill, and the Garden of the Sleeping Giant.

   

Fiji

Why we love it

1. Never the same twice. Cruising Fiji is an exploration of variety. One morning you are snorkeling bright coral gardens, the next visiting underwater limestone caves, then discovering drifting sandbars in the Yasawa group or exploring remote villages with traditional kava ceremonies. Each island carries its own colours and stories, making every day feel unique and full.
2. Warm culture. Fijian hospitality is genuine and generous. In remote island communities, you can witness traditional welcomes, enjoy lovo feasts cooked in earth ovens, and feel embraced by village life.