EXCITOR Fiji is MSAF approved to carry 55 passengers, plus Skipper, 2 Crew. Life vests are provided for your safety. Enjoy EXCITOR, the fastest powerboat of its size in Fiji.
The newest and coolest Island Day Trip in Fiji that departs off Denarau on the fastest speed boat, (The Excitor) a must see and a must do whilst in Fiji.
Sail on a tall ship or sailing catamaran to our private coral atoll, Tivua, daily including snorkelling, kayaking, Glass Bottom boat, fresh Buffet lunch, cultural activities, morning and afternoon tea and beer, wine & soft drinks on the island. Captain Cook Cruises also include transfers from most hotels and resorts on the Coral Coast, Denarau & Nadi area.
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Sailing Adventures Fiji, Snorkelling and Fishing trips in Paradise is owned by Aussie Couple Graham and Sue Dooley who have resided in Fiji for the past 7 years and holidayed in Paradise for 20 years previous with their family.
They felt with so many years experience as tourists in this country they should have a great knowledge of what the tourists are looking for in a day cruise. So 6 years ago PJ’s Sailing & Snorkelling Adventures was born with the purchase of Pelorus Jack.
Oolala Cruises is a private, locally-owned company which operates from the Denarau Marina with unique day cruises and snorkeling expeditions.
The personalized caring service from the experienced crew is constantly praised for the quality of food, the cleanliness and the opportunity to experience the genuine Fiji.
Fiji’s ultimate one day 5 Island spectacular champagne sail cruise thru the Blue Lagoons and the beaches of the nearby Mamanuca islands and featuring an escape to your own Private & Exclusive Uninhabited Island Paradise.More
Explore Fiji’s magnificent Mamanuca Islands and spectacular outer reefs on board “Wanaka” – one of Fiji’s fastest sailing catamarans.
Fantastic snorkelling, fishing, amazing food and Fiji’s most exciting sailing experience is on board our 13m performance sailing catamaran – “Wanaka”.
