What makes the Mamanuca Islands a place to see?

           The Mamanuca Islands are a group of volcanic islands in Fiji that lie to the west of Nadi and south of the Yasawa Islands. Altogether the archipelago consists of 20 beautiful islands out of which only a few are inhabited.

          What makes the Mamanuca Island cluster a popular tourist destination is its coastal beauty. The sandy beaches, live coral reefs, and the crystal clear water together offer an amazing experience to the visitors of this serene archipelago.

          In addition, one can also engage in activities like swimming, diving, surfing and snorkelling in the waters here.

          The Namotu Island noted for luxury resorts, the Plantation Island or Malolo Lailai that offer water sports and the Castaway Island, or Qalito are some of the major tourist sites in Mamanuca.