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Explore Fiji's Hidden Gems: The Outer Islands Adventure.
Picture perfect islands, blissful retreats and an intriguing history are just some of the reasons why you should visit Fiji’s outer islands. Browse through our list of must-dos below to find out what your next off-the-beaten-track adventure should be.
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Levuka - UNESCO World Heritage Site
Visit Levuka: Fiji’s Only UNESCO World Heritage Site
Levuka was Fiji’s capital for only 8 years before it was moved to Suva in 1882 but the town’s roots stretch back to much humbler beginnings as a whaling station, decades earlier.
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Lomaiviti's Diving Delights: Explore Fiji's Best Reefs
When it comes to spectacular diving, Lomaiviti’s network of reefs rank amongst Fiji’s best dive sites.
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Sail into Serenity: Expeditionary Cruises to Fiji's Lau and Lomaiviti Islands
Despite being some of Fiji’s most striking regions, the lovely Lau and Lomaiviti islands remain some of the remotest in the country.
With only a handful of resorts, airstrips and ferries to service them, their simple, unchanged nature is what makes these regions so beguiling.
Captain Cook Cruises run expeditionary cruises to these islands only a few times a year. On a 7-night Colonial Cruise through Lomaiviti you’ll discover Levuka’s quaint colonial charm, walk through an isolated former leper colony and visit a turtle and clam nursery.
The slightly longer 11-night Lau Discovery Cruise gives you the chance to swim Qilaqila Bay’s awesome sea caves and kayak past the tiny mushroom-shaped islands that dot Fulaga’s turquoise lagoon. With new islands to hike, swim and explore everyday, you’ll find cruising here nothing less than magical.
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Sail Through Romance
Sail Through Remote Islands and Reefs
There’s something awfully romantic about exploring the world on a yacht – with the freedom to take your time hopping from island to island, anchoring in secret bays and spending sun-filled days hiking, snorkelling and living off the ocean.
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Dive into Delight: Dolphin Watching Adventures at Moon Reef
Crescent shaped Moon Reef off the coast of Tailevu (facing the Lomaiviti group) is home to a large pod of spinner dolphins and your likeliest spot to view them year-round. The fun loving dolphins usually spend most mornings playing in the sheltered lagoon before heading out to hunt at night.
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