Your Essential Guide to the Shores and Marinas of Fiji
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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…
The opening of the 34th Fiji Regatta went off without a hitch. With more than 100 yachts entered and 300 guests. It’s wonderful seeing so many familiar faces. Especially our unofficial Regatta commodore Jack Hargreaves. Who’s had quiet a challenging year. Did you know Jack is a founding member of the MCYC Yacht Club plus this event and many other regattas in years gone by. A true and dear friend of Musket. Together with his rock, Joslyn. Sadly, the free-flowing rum punch and other bevvies didn’t improve the quality of singing at anthem time.More info here…
Finalists for the Marina Industries Association (MIA) Club Marine Marina Awards have been announced.The Awards are for the 2017/18 period and are based upon performance over the previous financial year period. MIA President, Andrew Chapman CMM, said the Awards have been very well supported by industry both in Australia and internationally.
Vatia Beach is located on the north of Fiji’s main island of Viti Levu. The team at Vatia welcome cruisers with open arms, providing water, hot meals and cold beer for very reasonable prices!
A large portion of yachts cruising Fiji each year begin their cruises in Savusavu, and end them in Nadi Waters (the large bay off Nadi which includes both Denarau and Vuda Point Marinas). Broadly speaking, there are three routes between these two places.
