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Activities and Attractions in Yasawa Islands, Fiji

As a tropical retreat, Yasawa has plenty to offer in terms of activities and attractions. Glide across Yasawa’s pristine waters on a kayak, rowing to island time. Snorkel in the beautiful blue lagoon, explore the vast coral colonies below and their colourful residents. Swim with giant mantas in Drawaqa islands and then with sharks in Kuta island. Or, set out on a cruise of Yasawa’s cerulean waters on a luxurious evening charter.

There’s scuba-diving — and then there’s diving in Yasawa Islands in Fiji. Popular dive sites like the Garden of Eden, No Man’s Land and Sea Fan City will blow away veteran divers and enthusiasts alike. Most resorts rent out diving gear, with most offering PADI certifications, expert divemasters who can lead nighttime expeditions and more. Also, imagine learning to scuba-dive in Yasawa Islands, Fiji – what a benchmark, indeed!

There’s plenty to explore on foot, too. Hikes – solo or guided, are an absolute must! The islands are home to volcanic peaks and a hike to the summit promises bewitching views of the surrounding islands and the Pacific! Next, holidayers in Yasawa will want to check out Sawa-i-Lau Caves. Next to the Blue Lagoon, this natural attraction is home to spectacular formations and a hidden chamber, accessible via an underwater tunnel. You can also read our blog on visiting the Sawa-i-Lau Caves. Or, take it easy with a romantic walk on the beach and unwind over a beach picnic against the backdrop of the South Pacific.

Yasawa’s gin-clear waters teem with mahi mahi, yellow-fin tuna and giant trevally, making game-fishing one of the top things to do! Veteran anglers can up the ante by choosing to fish the way locals do – handline and spearfishing. Travellers not only get to experience the thrill of a well-deserved catch, but have it freshly grilled for lunch or dinner! A quick detour to a nearby village can quickly turn into a cultural experience, complete with yaqona ceremony, Meke performances and Lovo feasts.

Hotels and Resorts

There are quite a few resorts dotting Yasawa’s pristine beaches, offering benchmark comfort, luxury and adventure in the lap of nature! The resorts in this belt are more focussed on adventure, scuba-diving and barefoot luxury, compared to those in the Mamanuca Islands. Expect to find in-house scuba-diving centres, PADI-certified dive shops, and hiking trails to compete with the best of the lot.

The Yasawa Resort & Spa is a luxurious affair, offering decadent accommodations to its guests, while the Blue Lagoon Beach Resort caters with its fun, friendly and casual vibes. The islands have accommodation for everyone, from solo backpackers and couples to large families and groups. For in-depth reviews and pictures, check out our partner resort listings above.