History Ahoy

Captain Cook Cruises are about to slip their moorings for international travelers and what better way to get back on board than with a seven-night Colonial Discovery Cruise departing from Port Denarau Marina in December.

We all know the common cliché but it’s true – unpack once and wake up in a different picturesque location each day when you’re cruising.

On a Captain Cook Cruises’ seven-night Fiji cruise, you’ll be able to visit parts of Fiji larger ships can’t go and are rarely seen by tourists. To discover Fijian culture, deserted beaches, the most amazing snorkeling and diving and some of the most dramatic scenery in the South Pacific board the 130-passenger, fully accommodated MV Reef Endeavour cruise ship.

The Colonial Fiji Discovery Cruise reveals over seven nights, the unique history, art and culture of remote northern Fiji.

Visit the recent UNESCO Heritage listed old capital of Levuka, featuring 19th Century colonial architecture and waterfront promenades from colonial rule. Explore Makogai Island a past leper colony and now giant clam farm and turtle sanctuary before snorkeling in the clear blue waters.

At Savusavu positioned on an extinct volcanic crater, choose from a selection of optional tours including Pearl Farming and Hot Springs.

Visit Bouma Waterfall National Park. View or hike its series of natural waterfalls and swim in the Tavoro Waterfall Lagoon.

All cruises include amazing daily guided snorkelling and escorted glass bottom boating tours. Avid divers and beginners can experience the underwater world with scuba diving operated by Viti Water Sports, a PADI Five-Star Dive Centre.

Enjoy alfresco lunches, casual barbecues and à-lacarte dinners all prepared fresh aboard with specially designed menus using fresh local ingredients.

A complimentary Kids Club is also available for children five to nine years.

For further information bookings and Covid-safe arrangements visit: www.captaincookcruisesfiji.com