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Ferry to the Yasawa Islands
The Yasawa Islands offer a slice of seclusion and unspoiled beauty that is increasingly rare in today's world. Each island presents its own unique charm and adventures, from snorkeling in underwater sanctuaries to hiking up majestic peaks. Use the search box above to embark on a journey unlike any other aboard the renowned Yasawa Flyer, operated by South Sea Cruises. There is also a route departing out of Lautoka to the northern Yasawa Islands, operated by Tavewa Seabus.
Yasawa Flyer Ferry
Shimmering turquoise and emerald green awaits you on the ferry route to Yasawa. The journey commences from the vibrant Port Denarau, whisking you away to scenic vistas that dot the crystal-clear waters of the Pacific. Besides normal ferry tickets from Denarau to the Yasawas, the Yasawa Flyer ferry also offers an island hopping Bula Pass, which you can purchase through our sister site Fiji-bookings.
Popular Ferry to Yasawa routes
Ferry companies
Islands Visited by the Yasawa Flyer
As the primary vessel of South Sea Cruises, the Yasawa Flyer gracefully navigates through the serene island chain, offering an opportunity to explore:
Kuata and Waya Islands: Iconic for their rugged landscapes and friendly villagers.
Naviti Island: Known for magnificent coral reefs and superb snorkeling spots.
Nacula Island: Home to the alluring Blue Lagoon, a setting in the 1980 film.
The Yasawa Flyer ferry services approx. 30 Yasawa island resorts daily on it's extensive route departing out of Port Denarau.
Seabus to Northern Yasawa
For travelers aiming to visit the northern Yasawa Islands, the Tavewa Seabus service from Lautoka is a practical option. This service provides straightforward and efficient transport to the northern parts of the Yasawa group.
Key Points of Tavewa Seabus
Direct Link: Convenient transport to the remote northern Yasawa Islands.
Affordable: The Seabus service offers a more economical option for reaching north Yasawa.
Scenic Views: Expect to see stunning coastal landscapes and possibly marine wildlife during the voyage.
Booking Your Ferry Tickets to Yasawa
Use the search box located at the top of this page to find departures, compare prices, and book your tickets to the Yasawa Islands. Here's what you need to select:
Departure Date: Choose your preferred day to set sail.
Number of Passengers: Indicate how many are joining the voyage.
Service Selection: From the results, pick your preferred service and proceed through the booking process.
Beyond the Sea: Exploring the Yasawa Islands
Once you arrive at the Yasawa Islands, a wide range of activities and experiences await you. Immerse yourself in the local culture, indulge in the fresh catch of the day, or simply relax on the powdery beaches as the sun sets on the horizon.
