Fiji Mamanuca Islands Information

Discover the Mamanuca Islands

Mamanuca – a coral and marine Mecca for stunning dives and beautiful islands.

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What to expect

When to go

As across all of Fiji, the 13 islands of the Mamanuca Island group are suited to visits throughout the year. May through to August represent some of the best big-game fishing, and the crystal clear waters are perfect for any time of the year. The wet season, in particular November and December, or March and April could ensure you have a quieter stay with fewer tourists, as you experience authentic Fijian life in a natural setting.

Must see sights

Choose a beach, any beach, with pure white sands and clear blue waters, swaying palms and tropical breezes, and simply relax.

Island treasures: See rare crested iguanas on Bounty Island, or feed the 'tame' fish at Beachcomber Island’s marine sanctuary, or go snorkeling for a view of the underwater world.

At the centre of the island group lays the largest island, Malololailai island with a selection of family and luxury resorts.

Insider tips

If your trip includes a stay on the outer islands be sure to coordinate your transportation before you arrive as many islands have limited transfers from Nadi.

Mana Island offers learn-to-dive courses for those who want to explore life below the crystal clear water.

Temperatures average 31°C maximum (wet season) and 19°C minimum (dry season)

Most islands offer a plethora of activities for surfers, newlyweds, divers, and family’s alike.