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We are delighted to welcome you to ‘A Mariner’s Guide to FIJI Shores & Marinas’!
We have over 300 breathtaking islands for you to explore, and we aim to be your guide throughout the duration of your visit. Helping you to navigate clearance procedures, make the most of your time here by highlighting the best of everything Fiji has to offer and finally, by helping you with departure clearance when the time comes for you to set sail for your next adventure. Continue Reading…
Latest Headline
Great Response to the Reporting of Whale and Dolphin Sightings in Fijian Waters!
By Dr Cara Miller
In the 1st edition of ‘A Mariners Guide to Fiji Shores and Marinas‘ a citizen science section on collecting cetacean (whale and dolphin) sightings was included. The reason I was interested in engaging the yachting community moving through Fijian waters was that at present we only have a limited amount of information on the key breeding, migration and foraging areas for key whale and dolphin species within Fiji, and in addition the Fiji government is in the processing of developing a national cetacean management plan. Continue Reading…
Anchorages in Fiji
Robinson Crusoe Island Anchorage
18° 03.49 South | 177° 15.97 East
Robinson Crusoe Island Club is located on a small island near the passage into Likuri Harbour north of Natadola Beach on Vita Levu.
With a history dating back 3,500 years to when the first Polynesians landed their huge outrigger canoes on our shores.Continue Reading…
Leleuvia Island Anchorage
17° 48.30 South | 178° 43.18 East
Nestled in the shadow of Ovalau and just 12 nautical miles from Bau Landing, lies a majestic coral island formed thousands of years ago, on a reef fringing the Motoriki channel with waters diversely rich in marine life.
Leleuvia lies in the Lomaiviti Group that is the heart of Fiji where the Nation came into being. Historic Ovalau was home to Fiji’s earliest European Settlement in the town of Levuka; the country’s first capital.Continue Reading…
Monuriki Island
Made famous by Tom Hanks and the movie ‘Cast Away’, Monuriki Island presents a fine example of an untouched tropical island.
Before setting foot on this spectacular island or anchoring off its astoundingly white sandy beaches you are required to visit the village of Yanuya and present your sevusevu to the traditional landowners.Continue Reading…
