Fiji · Mamanuca Islands
Mamanuca Islands Boat Trips
From Port Denarau to Monuriki, Mana and the Mamanuca reefs
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Routes in Denarau & Mamanuca
Researched routes with stops, departure times and season.
Mamanuca Day Cruise: Monuriki (Cast Away Island)
Mamanuca Private Charter: Reefs and Sandbars
Nadi Bay Sunset Sail
Denarau & Mamanuca
Highlights
Monuriki
The uninhabited island where Cast Away was filmed, and a refuge for the Fiji crested iguana.
Mana Island
One of the larger Mamanuca islands; the sandbar nearby is a snorkelling and swimming stop.
Nadi Bay
The bay off Port Denarau, where on evening sailings the sun sets behind the Mamanucas.
Boats
Boats in Denarau & Mamanuca
CatamaranMamanuca Day Cruise: Monuriki (Cast Away Island) Boat 1
Port Denarau, Denarau ve Mamanuca 09:00–17:00
yelkenliNadi Bay Sunset Sail Boat 1
Port Denarau, Denarau ve Mamanuca 17:00–19:00
Mamanuca Private Charter: Reefs and Sandbars Boat 1
Port Denarau, Denarau ve Mamanuca 08:30–15:30
Denarau & Mamanuca about
The Mamanuca Islands are a group of volcanic and coral islands off Nadi, west of Viti Levu, and Port Denarau marina is the gateway for day trips. The most visited is uninhabited Monuriki, where the 2000 film Cast Away was shot; Yanuya village are its custodians and it is one of three islands where the endangered Fiji crested iguana survives. Trips combine snorkelling, an island stop and lunch, with Mana, Malolo and the nearby sandbars as other stops. Sunset sailings in Nadi Bay are also common. November to April is cyclone season.