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There are 12 islands in the chain of 20 that have accommodation on them. There are some 30 island resorts operated by villagers dotted throughout the islands. They vary in standard, setting and style and the attractions the local area offers but they all have one thing in common - hospitality in that warm, genuine way unique to Fiji.

The Bula Pass offers the freedom to explore the Yasawas as you choose. The Bula Pass can now also be used to explore the Mamanucas on South Sea Cruises vessels.

How it Works:
Your Pass is valid for one return journey to the Yasawas and then hops between resorts and islands as often as you like for the consecutive number of days designated. The pass is valid for 14 days from the first day it is used.

We suggest you book your first leg and at least the first night’s accommodation with your Pass and then travel at your leisure.

Whilst all travel is paid for, reservations must still be made for all sectors at least 24 hours prior. Contact Awesome Adventures phone (Fiji) 675 0499.

We’ll provide you with a Bula Pass guide with all the essential information to make the most of your holiday. For budgeting allow FJ$60 - $90 per night for a dorm including 3 meals, or FJ$75 - $200 per person per night for a twin/double bure including 3 meals.

In some cases resorts off the main route charge extra for transfers to/from our vessel. Check when making accommodation bookings.

Travel between Denarau and the Mamanuca islands of South Sea Island, Bounty, Beachcomber, Mana and Malolo are included in the Pass.

The Bula Combo Passes are inclusive of transfers, accommodation and meals where specified. However as of 01 April 2010 any extra nights booked ONLY include accommodation and meals as specified. Passengers will need to book any additional transfers direct with Awesome Adventures (this can be done onboard the Yasawa Flyer).

NOTE: When you return to Denarau on the pass it becomes invalid for use. All changes between Awesome Adventures vessels and South Sea Cruises must be done in the islands.