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Island Resort Connections Fast catamarans get you to your Island Resort Connections resort in style South Sea Cruises has fast, modern vessels ROUTE 1 TIME ROUTE 2 TIME operating Resort Connections to your Fiji Island resorts in the Mamanucas. Denarau 9:00am Denarau 9:15am South Sea Island 9:30am Tokoriki/Sheraton 10:15am Since the check-in time for most Mamanuca Island resorts is between midday and 2:00pm we strongly Bounty Island 9:35am Matamanoa 10:45am recommend you have a leisurely start to your Treasure/Beachcomber 9:45am Treasure Island 11:15am day and catch the 12:15pm, 3:00pm or 3:15pm Mana/Tadrai 10:25am South Sea Island 11:30am departures. You are on holiday after all! These departures are generally less crowded and this will Denarau 12:00pm Castaway 10:50am save you waiting around for your room to become Malolo/Tropica/Wadigi 11:00am available upon arrival at your resort. ROUTE 4 TIME Likuliku 11:05am Denarau 3:15pm Denarau 12:00pm Likuliku 4:05pm ARRIVAL AT NADI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Make your arrival into Fiji easy with our Meet & Greet Malolo/Tropica/Wadigi 4:10pm service. Our staff will welcome you with a big “Bula” ROUTE 3 TIME Castaway 4:20pm smile, check your travel documents and then direct you to your transport to Port Denarau Marina. Denarau 12:15pm Mana/Tadrai 4:45pm PORT DENARAU MARINA TO ISLAND RESORTS South Sea Island 12:45pm Treasure/Beachcomber 5:15pm Bounty Island 12:50pm Transfers from most Nadi accommodation to the Marina for Resort Bounty 5:25pm Connections departures are available free of charge. You must however Treasure/Beachcomber 1:00pm South Sea Island 5:30pm book your Resort Connection and advise us where you are staying. Mana/Tadrai 1:30pm If you do not do this then getting to the Marina in time for the vessel Denarau 6:00pm departure is your responsibility. Transfers back to Nadi properties are also Castaway 1:50pm available. Coaches meet each vessel arrival at the Marina. Transfers from Malolo/Tropica/Wadigi 2:00pm ROUTE 7 TIME the Coral Coast are available, please check with the hotel tour desk for more details. Likuliku 2:05pm Denarau 8:30am PRICES South Sea Island 9:00am Denarau 3:00pm For prices and coach transfer pickup times see your Travel Agent, Bounty Island 9:05am Fiji specialist or your hotel tour desk. ROUTE 5 TIME Beachcomber 9:15am CONDITIONS OF CARRIAGE Vomo 9:45am Whilst South Sea Cruises endeavours to ensure all vessels operate on Denarau 3:00pm time the company cannot be held liable for any missed connections Tokoriki/Sheraton 4:00pm Vomo 4:30pm with flights due to late arrival at the Nadi International Airport airline check-in counter. It is recommended that passengers have travel Matamanoa 4:30pm Beachcomber 5:00pm insurance to cover this. Denarau 5:45pm Bounty Island 5:10pm FEATURES South Sea Island 5:15pm • Complimentary air-conditioned coach transfers from most Denarau and Nadi area Denarau 5:45pm hotels for all departures Note: These are approximate arrival and departure times. They may vary on the day The service for Route 7 is onboard the yellow • All vessels have an air-conditioned lounge, according to sea conditions and loadings. vessel Yasawa Flyer operated by Awesome outer viewing decks, a fully licensed bar and Adventures Fiji. snacks are available on board • Enjoy a full commentary as you cruise through the beautiful Mamanuca Islands 15.
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