Things to Do in Mamanuca Islands

The Mamanuca Islands, in Fiji Like the perfect getaway you’ve long been fantasizing about—turquoise waters, pristine white beaches, a boundless blue sky. Whether you’re looking to relax or looking for adventure, this tropical oasis delivers an unforgettably you experience to each and every guest.

Dive Into Vibrant Coral Reefs

The Mamanucas are famous for their pristine waters and stunning coral reefs. With your snorkel or dive gear, spend hours underwater in kaleidoscopic underwater worlds that swirl with copious tropical fish, turtles and graceful manta rays. Spots like Monuriki and Mana Island are home to some of the best snorkeling, where the reef’s teeming, technicolor life is like swimming in a giant aquarium.

Surf the Famous Waves

If you’re a surfer or like to watch the pros, the Mamanuca Islands are an epicenter for world-class waves. Cloudbreak, not far from Namotu Island, is legendary — beyond the skill levels of even experienced surfers to ride, but amazing to watch. For beginners, the nearby beaches offer softer breaks to catch those first waves.

Relax on Pristine Beaches

And sometimes it’s best just not to do anything at all. Choose to be pampered on the pristine white sand beach of Beachcomber Island or Malolo Island and relax under the warm Fijian sun, the soft waves relaxing you to your very core. The calm space is great for reading, meditating, or just relaxing and enjoying the view.

Go Island Hopping

Island hopping Due to the fact that there are more than 20 islands in the Mamanuca group, island hopping is literally a must. Hop on a boat tour to see a few islands in a day — every one has its own distinct vibe. Pause for a picnic on a deserted beach, meander through dense tropical foliage or lunch at a beachfront resort.

Discover the Rich Fijian Culture

Go with local people to the traditional hamlets and ceremonies. Sample a kava tasting — the well-known Fijian beverage brewed from the root of the yaqona plant — and observe traditional dance performances that recount the tales of Fiji’s diverse and colorful history.

Activities: Adventure Kayaking and Paddleboarding

For a more active day, rent a kayak or paddle board to glide through its tranquil lagoons at your leisure. Experience the coral gardens and see colorful marine feeds below the surface in ultimate peace.

Sunset Cruises & Dinner under the Stars

Finish your day with a sunset cruise around the islands. Watch the sun slip beneath the horizon while you sip on a cocktail and follow that up with a beachside dinner under the stars on a private beach - the perfect way to experience the Mamanucas’ magic.


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