Yasawa Hop-On Hop-Off Pass

Una buena manera de viajar entre las islas, ¡no hay muchas otras formas de transporte! El precio de Denarau a Blue Lagoon Resort es de aproximadamente U $ 185. 00 por persona por trayecto y tarda aproximadamente 4 horas. La mayoría de los resorts y hoteles pueden hacer una reservación para usted. El barco es cómodo y se detiene en varias islas para entrar y salir. El bote no puede atracar en las islas debido a las aguas poco profundas y los corales, por lo que un bote pequeño de la isla local lo recogerá donde se detiene el catamarán.

Tratamos de hacer la reserva en línea muchas veces pero siempre hubo errores. Finalmente, tuvimos que hacer la reserva en el resort después de llegar. Cuando llegamos al puerto a las 11: 00 de la mañana, nos dijeron que el ferry a las 12: 00 de la tarde había sido cancelado, y tuvimos que esperar hasta las 3: 15 de la tarde. Cuando subimos a bordo, había demasiados pasajeros, y ni siquiera encontraríamos asientos adecuados con dos niños pequeños.

<p> Salir a la Mamanuca y Yasawa Islands fue genial. El barco era tan grande que el paseo era agradable, pero no tan grande que me parecía que el mundo entero se va contigo. El proceso de registro fue fácil y bien organizado. Hubo buenas compras en Port Denarau también. </p>

The Bula Pass for the Yasawa Flyer was great. It provided easy access at a good price. We took the Yasawa Flyer from Denarau to 3 different islands. The catamaran was comfortable. The staff was well organized and extremely helpful. I guess I missed the info on your website that said we would transfer from the Flyer to resort tenders so we were a little surprised. My husband was recovering from serious injuries in an accident so the transfers to/from the tenders was a challenge. The staff was so helpful assisting my husband. Getting on and off the catamaran. We did not book accommodations thru Awesome Adventures as I had already booked my resort bures before booking the Yasawa Flyer and seeing at that time that accommodation packages were available.

Unfortunately the flyer does not give information to help make the best decision. We were going to three different Islands. We chose hop on and tiff Yasawa. For $1800!!! For 111 days but you don’t go to Mana Island. That was our last destination. It’s way over priced and you don’t give refunds. I’m super disappointed.

This is a wonderful way to see beautiful Yasawa islands in Fiji. Just choose one or two hotels and take the Yasawa ferry. In my opinion, the most amazing place is Blue Lagoon.

We used the service to get up to our island in the Yasawas and then to head south again 5 days later. So the 5 day Bula pass was most cost expensice. Just very expensive. The seats were comfortable indoors.AC worked well. Didn't see a need to upgrade to captain's. Pay attention to which side the sun will be on and sit on the other side!

Made use of the South sea cruises bula pass on our 9 day island hopping trip to the yasawas. Booked all our accomodation and activities indepentatly. The boat transfers were convienient, ran mostly on time and took the hassle out of moving around.  Transfer from the airport to the port and then from the port to our accomodation was included in the bula pass. Their check in area at port denaurau was a bit chaotic when we arrived. They could definetly do with more signage and staff to explain which queue customers shoudl be in.

If visiting FIJI and island hopping, this is the way to go! They have a system and it works. Starting in port denarau, this catamaran stops at certain stops along the way. So depending on where you are going, will depend on the boat you take. We visited the Yasawa islands and took the Yasawa flyer. Easy boarding, organized, and worth it!

The boat service was pleasant - it was very clean and on time. The shuttle was useless. Long wait for it to fill up at the dock, didn't stop at our hotel (somehow this was our fault for not shouting when we drove past it (we didn't see it and we had confirmed three times where we were staying at the driver's request so relied on that) and then dropped us of at the end of the route, chucked our luggage off and told us to make our own way. I'd just get a cab next time