Beachcomber Island Resort
Full and Half Day Cruises
Visit one of the most well known island destinations in Fiji, only a 45-minute cruise from Port Denarau to spend a day exploring this little island.
Situated in a tranquil marine sanctuary in the beautiful Mamanuca Islands, this popular island paradise has a lot to offer, from Fijian craft lessons to coral viewing in a glass bottom boat where you may get the chance to feed the fish and see turtles.
With a huge range of watersports available including snorkelling, and fish feeding, you may want to book a bure and stay the night! For those that want a more relaxed day, just sit back and enjoy the setting at the Barefoot Bar on the beach.
Be a beachcomber for a day. You’ll love it!
Daily Departures
| DEPARTS | RETURNS | |
| Full Day Cruise | 9:00am | 6:00pm |
| Half Day Cruise AM | 9.00am | 3.30pm |
| Half Day Cruise PM | 12.15pm | 6.00pm |
Food and Drink
The Full Day Cruise includes morning tea, afternoon tea and a buffet lunch.
Half Day cruises include either morning tea or afternoon tea and a buffet lunch.
Pricing
Prices are per person, include taxes and are in Fijian Dollars. Child age is 5 to 15 inclusive. Infants 0-4 years inclusive are complimentary but must be advised at the time of booking. Infant meals are not included and are payable direct to the resort.
Valid for Travel 1 July 2022 to 31 March 2023:
| Beachcomber Day Cruise | Adult | Child |
| Full Day | $219 | $115 |
| Half Day | $205 | $109 |
IMPORTANT INFO: A Fuel surcharge is currently applicable on this day tour - please click here to view details.
Bookings paid by credit card or international debit card will incur a 3% administration fee (non-refundable). All prices are in Fijian Dollars and include taxes.
Inclusions
| Full Day - Buffet lunch, morning & afternoon tea included Half Day - Buffet lunch and either morning tea OR afternoon tea included |
Return pre-booked coach transfers to/from Port Denarau to most Nadi, Denarau and Wailoaloa resorts/hotels |
| Mini golf (additional charges apply) | Use of non-motorised water sports equipment, pools and snorkelling gear |
| Return vessel transfers via high-speed catamaran | Swimming at all tides in a marine sanctuary |
