Day 1 Port Denarau to Northern Yasawa Islands                                                  
Start your adventure with a journey on the high-speed catamaran, the Yasawa Flyer, from Fiji’s mainland to the Blue Lagoon region of the archipelago. Arrive early afternoon and settle into a slower pace of life, then experience your first guided snorkel in the crystal clear waters.                                                            

Day 2 Northern Yasawa Islands      
Today's once in  lifetime adventure will see you diving under water to reach the surreal, sacred caves of Sawa-I-Lau. Alternatively feel free to just relax in a palm tree hammock, with the sun on your face or see what activities your resort has on offer.        

Day 3 Northern Yasawa Islands to Central Yasawa Islands    
Wake up to the sounds of the ocean lapping at the shore, and set off to the stunning central region. Keep a watch out over the azure waters for the dolphins that sometimes swim alongside.      

Day 4 Central Yasawa Islands            
Snorkel over colourful coral reefs and go in search of Nemo. If you’re here from May to October, you’re likely to come across the majestic manta rays!  

Day 5 Central Yasawa Islands to Southern Yasawa Islands                                        
Today head south, where volcanic peaks covered in dense rainforest dominate the horizon, giving way an almost pre-historic scene.                

Day 6 Southern Yasawa Islands to Mamanuca Islands    
Rise with the sun for an early morning adrenaline rush, a snorkelling encounter with some of Fiji’s fearsome residents – reef sharks. Snorkel on the surface as the relatively docile reef sharks circle below. Later head south to your final stop, the Mamanuca Islands.                                                                

Day 7 Mamanuca Islands to Port Denarau    
For today’s Yasawa Experience inclusion, you’ll be “Cast Away” to the island where the Tom Hanks classic was filmed! Fill up on a barbecue feast and say your fond farewells before returning to port. If you didn’t at the start of your Fiji trip, make sure you head over to Malamala Beach Club, the world’s first island beach club, with your free day pass!