Fiji Island Hopping

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Dining Summary

• 7 Dinner (D)
• 7 Breakfast (B)
• 7 Lunch (L)

Included Experience

• Port Denerau: All aboard! The Yasawa Flyer is your ride between Fiji#s island gems. Settle in as you cruise across open water, passing remote islands, bright-blue coastlines and stretches of beach you#ll want to screenshot for later. There#s time to relax, grab a drink onboard and take it all in. It#s a simple transfer, but one that delivers on views from start to finish.
• Malamala Beach Club: Cruise over to Malamala and spend the day at Fiji#s first island beach club. Grab your welcome coconut,  then take your time to explore the island. Think beach lounging, infinity pool dips, snorkelling, paddleboarding or just switching off with a view. The island#s small enough to walk around and food and drinks are available throughout the day.
• Malamala Beach Club: Take a guided session with a local marine biologist who'll introduce us to Fiji#s reef ecosystems. You#ll learn about reef protection efforts, including how crown-of-thorns starfish impact marine life and what#s being done to manage them. Then it#s time to put theory into practice with a snorkelling intro around Malamala. It#s a relaxed, supportive way to get comfortable in the water and sets you up for later conservation experiences.
• South Sea Island: Castaway, but make it Contiki. Arrive at South Sea Island and settle into a small coral-sand island surrounded by ocean in every direction. Spend the afternoon swimming, snorkelling, kayaking or just finding your spot by the water. As day visitors leave, the island shifts—suddenly it#s just your group, with a more exclusive, after-hours feel. In the evening, enjoy a three-course Fijian dinner and a fire dance performance before winding down island-style. Come morning, wake up to ocean views and a buffet breakfast before the next adventure.
• Nacula: Swap the sand for a glimpse of everyday life in the Yasawas. Visiting Nacula Village offers the chance to learn more about Fijian culture, community traditions and the strong connection locals have to the islands they call home. Meet members of the community, hear stories passed down through generations and experience the warm hospitality Fiji is famous for. Beyond the beaches, this is a chance to connect with the people and culture that make the islands so special. Remember, respectful dress and behaviour expected throughout.
• Naviti: Discover one of Fiji#s most important food traditions with an introduction to the lovo. Learn how this centuries-old cooking method uses hot stones, banana leaves and local ingredients to create a feast designed to bring people together. From preparation to plate, it#s a chance to learn more about the role food plays in Fijian culture, community and celebration.
• Naviti: Get hands-on with some of Fiji#s most iconic flavours. Learn about nama (sea grapes), discover why coconut is known as the "tree of life" and see how these ingredients are used across island life and cooking. You'll also be introduced to Kokoda, Fiji#s signature coconut-cured dish, gaining insight into the ingredients, techniques and traditions behind this local favourite.
• Kuata: We'll kick off with a guided talk from marine expert and learn about the marine life that depends on the reef and why protection efforts are so important. Then, you'll have the chance to plant your very own coral and support ongoing restoration work. It#s a practical way to give back while learning how responsible travel can help protect these environments for the future.
• Kuata: Watch a traditional Meke come to life as local performers share stories of island life through energetic song, dance and storytelling. Then, take part in a kava ceremony, Fiji#s time-honoured tradition of bringing people together, where the drink is prepared and shared as a symbol of welcome and connection. Expect big smiles, plenty of culture and an unforgettable evening spent

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