Your guide to: Treasure Island

Like most of the Mamanucas, Treasure Island is a popular destination with day trippers, well it used to be up until May of 2016 when they closed off all day trips. You can only visit Treasure Island if you have booked their accommodation. Reasonably small in size (approx 12 acres) one of the biggest draw cards to this island (for me at least) is the brilliant snorkelling available right off the beach in front of the resort.

In fact, it's good right around the whole island, and as there is a marine protection zone extending for 400 meters offshore, you get to see plenty of sea life even in shallow water.

Fantastic beach

There are lots more colourful fish to see, just didn't get a good photo of them

Transport & how to get there

If go on the South Sea Cruises ferry it'll only take around 40mins to get to Treasure Island. There are 3 departure times a day. If you just want to get out there quickly in your own boat then book a Mamanuca Water taxi. Otherwise take a stunning scenic flight by way of seaplane or helicopter.

For up to date prices & instant bookings for all boat & air transfers go here: www.fijitransfer.deals

Lots of hammocks to relax in

Accommodation on Treasure Island

To see room types and more info on Treasure Island Accommodation click on the link.

What a chapel to get married in!

Treasure Island really is stunning, crystal clear warm water and great snorkelling

Quick fact list

Location: 1hr (+ or - 30 min) by catamaran from Denarau Marina
Snorkelling: High quality, with marine sanctuary at the island
Beaches: good, perhaps a little gritty compared to some islands
Internet: Good coverage on Vodafone and Digicel