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Natural Beauty Castaway Island Resort


South Sea Cruises operates the Castaway Island Resort Tour which is a perfect way to discover the Mamanuca Islands if you are staying in Denarau or Nadi and don't quite have the time for a full island stay.
The Castaway Island Resort Tour departs Denarau Marina at 9am each day and heads out to Castaway Island Resort. This is one of the most popular Mamanuca Island resorts in Fiji. Choose from a range of relaxing or adventurous activities from swimming and snorkelling to lazing on the beach. Enjoy a delicious 2 course a la carte or buffet lunch served beachside at Terrace Restaurant and take in the stunning ocean vistas. Altogether you can experience 5 hours of Fiji fun at Castaway Island Resort.
The Castaway Island Resort Tour is a fantastic full day Fiji tour, returning to Denarau Marina around 6pm. Add this one to your next Fiji holiday itinerary and discover the Fiji 'island feel

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