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W 2020 Returnee Cruises - 7 nights ONLY FAMILY CRUISE DATE Friday 25 September – Friday 2 October 2020 ADULTS ONLY CRUISE DATES Friday 20 November – Friday 27 November 2020 CHECK IN 1.30pm to 2.30pm at the South Sea Cruises counter at Port Denarau Champagne DEPART PORT DENARAU Friday at 3.00pm on M.V. Fiji Princess Beach RETURN TO PORT DENARAU Friday at 10.00am on M.V. Fiji Princess Tamasua Our Welcome Back to Paradise Cruises celebrate all of our wonderful guests over the past 70 years. Bring your friends Dive sites Sawa-I-Lau and family and join us for one of our ‘Returnee’ cruises where Island Drawaqa Island you will travel on a customised 7-night cruise taking in all the Yasawa Islands highlights of your previous Blue Lagoon Cruise and a few new Nanuya Lailai locations. We are offering one family departure date and one Blue Lagoon adults only departure date. Naviti Island HIGHLIGHTS • A custom cruise itinerary that visits favourite locations as Drawaqa Island Soso well as those not on our regular cruise schedule Bay • Additional gifts of a commemorative beach towel and a Naukacuvu Manta rays limited addition Pacific Island print Narara (May-Oct) • Visit Modriki Island (where the movie Cast Away was filmed) Dive sites • Swim with reef sharks Yalobi • Snorkel around amazing tropical reefs Bay • Dine on a delicious mix of traditional Fijian and international KEY cuisine Sacred Anchorage • Fijian cooking demonstration Islands • Dine under the stars at our private beach, Nanuya Lailai Welcome Back Cruise • Onboard spa and beach massage bure* • Traditional Meke performance by local villagers • Visit the sacred Sawa-I-Lau caves and Champagne Beach Modriki • Night snorkel and marine education centre tour* Island • Diving (both certified and introductory)* *Optional activity at own cost CUSTOM 7 NIGHT CRUISE ROUTE Mamanuca Islands Malamala The actual route sailed is weather-dependant and will be Beach Club determined by the Captain to ensure the best cruise Port Denarau Nadi experience for you. W FRIDAY – 1ST NIGHT: MODRIKI ISLAND toss, Kubb and Petanque. Guests who wish to participate will be Enjoy a day at Malamala Beach Club (optional) prior to divided into teams to see who will finish the day victorious! transferring by tender boat directly to M.V. Fiji Princess at Tonight, enjoy cocktail hour on the beach at Nanuya Lailai with a 3.30pm or set sail on M.V. Fiji Princess from Port Denarau at traditional Lovo dinner and exciting Fijian meke performed by 3.00pm for the outer Mamanuca Islands. Our destination today local villagers. is Modirki Island, the location for Tom Hanks movie Castaway. MONDAY – 4TH NIGHT: BLUE LAGOON Enjoy a glass of sparkling wine and canapes as you watch the Early this morning we will get underway to Champagne Beach sunset prior to the a-la-carte Captains dinner and welcome. with breakfast served en route. Enjoy visiting this remote part of Tonight, enjoy a showing of the Castaway movie on the open-air the northern Yasawa Islands with morning tea on the beach then sky deck (if weather permits) in view of the film location! take in the stunning vistas from on board over lunch as we make SATURDAY – 2ND NIGHT: DRAWAQA ISLAND our way back to Nanuya Lailai. An afternoon at Nanuya Lailai will After breakfast, we head out to an ocean reef to snorkel with the be followed by a Surf and Turf BBQ on the beach under the stars. reef sharks or for the not so brave, observe them from our glass TUESDAY – 5TH NIGHT: TAMASUA BAY bottom boat. Lunch is served onboard as we head to Drawaqa Take a stroll at Nanuya this morning, with an easy guided island Island for an afternoon at the beach to enjoy snorkelling and walk to visit Lo’s Tea Shop, an island style cake shop. Visit the swimming around the marine reserve. Alternatively, book a tour amazing Sawa-I-Lau caves in the afternoon and enjoy the village at the Marine Centre located at Barefoot Manta Resort nearby of Tamasua for a yaqona ceremony, a guided walk and an island where you can also opt to book a night snorkel for this evening. style dinner prepared and cooked by the villagers. This evening, feast on a traditional Thali (Indian) dinner followed by Bollywood dancing. Tonight you can also opt to book a night WEDNESDAY – 6TH NIGHT: SUNSET BEACH SUNDAY – 3RD NIGHT: BLUE LAGOON During breakfast today we steam south to pay a visit to Yasawa School and then head to Sunset Beach over lunch. Enjoy an Prior to breakfast, join the crew for an optional guided sun rise afternoon of leisure or plan an optional dive (either certified or walk to the summit on Drawaqa Island. After breakfast we up intro) before we anchor for the night at Yalobi Bay for our South anchor and head to everyone’s favourite, Nanuya Lailai in time Pacific themed dinner. for a Sunday Roast lunch on arrival. Enjoy our Blue Lagoon Cruises ‘Olympic games’ today competing in games such as ring THURSDAY – 7TH NIGHT: YALOBI BAY A restful morning of onboard sightseeing as we make our way M.V. Lycianda at Nanuya Lailai circa 1970 south to the Sacred Islands. Enjoy a picnic lunch on the beach followed by a relaxed afternoon including a cooking demonstration of Kokoda. Tonight’s Captains dinner will celebrate the journey and wonderful friends you have made along the way with an à la carte meal and party afterwards! FRIDAY Over breakfast, the ship will start its journey back to Port Denarau whilst you enjoy the sights of the Mamanuca Islands. The ship will dock at 10am. Nanuya Princess at Nanuya Lailai M.V. Sayandra 1963 T +679 675 0500 bluelagooncruises E [email protected] W bluelagooncruises.com @bluelagooncruises.
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