Visiting one of the islands in Fiji is expensive. As we base ourselves in Nadi, we book some day trips to the island. The trip is arranged through our resort hotel in Nadi. The cost price for one day cruise to Barefoot Kuata is 335 FJD, about 139 Euro per person, and certainly worth it. What's included in the price: the ferry ticket, lunch, snorkeling with sharks, and use of the resort facilities. For one-day snorkeling, were allocated to seat in the captain lounge. So, it's pretty good organized. The journey to Barefoot Kuata takes two hours. Bare in mind: on the last part of the boat ride can be very rough because of the sea current. Many of the boat passengers get seasick. But the crew of South Sea was very attentive and helping everyone onboard. We were drop off in the sea and transferred in a small boat. It such a terrible weather during our trip, despite everything, we have a good welcome in the resort. We got the explanation of what's in the planning. Afterward, we w

Being in a lovely grand hotel on Denerau Island Shearton was very nice but the best part of any Fiji experieince is to get ot to the outer islands where the water is crystal clear and time just seems to slow down a notch or two. I was aday tripper to Barefoot Kuata, 2hours from Port Denerau. Snorkellig gear, lunch and sunshine all included in the fee. Watch the extras as they can quickly mount up. Napolean and the team sung us ashore, and looked after us in the way only Fijians can. This was my first and only Fiji experience so far, so will be looking forward to exploring more of the Yasawas and for longer on Barefoot Kuata.

Being in a lovely grand hotel on Denerau Island Shearton was very nice but the best part of any Fiji experieince is to get ot to the outer islands where the water is crystal clear and time just seems to slow down a notch or two. I was aday tripper to Barefoot Kuata, 2hours from Port Denerau. Snorkellig gear, lunch and sunshine all included in the fee. Watch the extras as they can quickly mount up. Napolean and the team sung us ashore, and looked after us in the way only Fijians can. This was my first and only Fiji experience so far, so will be looking forward to exploring more of the Yasawas and for longer on Barefoot Kuata.