A Mariners Guide to the Shores and Marinas of Fiji
Photo: Tor Johnson
Fiji’s 333 breathtaking islands are yours for the exploring and FijiMarinas.com is your one-stop easy reference guide for the duration of your cruise.
From clearance procedures, detailed Cruising Notes and information about the marinas and anchorages dotted around the islands to a comprehensive Directory Section for the times you find yourself in need of a specific product of service.
Everything you need to know and more to help plan your adventure is right here…
To mark the start of the 2014 sailing season here in Fiji, spectators were treated to a sun drenched Sail Past of the Royal Suva Yacht Club on Saturday morning.More info here…
If you are looking for crew – to or from Fiji – look no further!
FijiMarinas.com has recently launched a Directory for experienced and qualified crew, currently looking for work and aim to connect yacht owners and crew together through this service.More info here…
Rakiraki in the province of Ra is a very traditional region. Sailing along the Sunshine Coast from Lautoka to Rakiraki makes for a beautiful voyage.
There is a clearly defined route on most navigational charts and electronic charts showing the inside passage from Lautoka all the way to Nananu-i-Ra, which is a regularly travelled route by local vessels. Alternatively, you can come in the Nananu-i-Ra passage that is a well-marked channel and come around the west end of the island.More info here…
Vanua Balavu (Long Island) is a long and winding island with uplifted coral in the north, and volcanic landforms in the south.
In the heart of the Lomaiviti Group, lies the island of Makogai; not only abundant with biodiversity and beauty, but brimming with South Pacific history. From Leprosy Hospital, 1911-1969 to Government Mariculture Centre 2014.More info here…
