SOUTH Sea Cruises recently launched a new day cruise package for locals and foreign tourists.
The multi-award-winning South Sea Cruises Group is Fiji’s leading maritime operator, providing a range of stunning day trips, resort transfers and cruises in the Mamanuca and Yasawa Islands of Fiji.
The cruise on the new South Sea Sabre catamaran services travellers out of Port Denarau in Nadi and takes a maximum of 70 passengers through the Mamanuca group with a range of seating options from booths to day beds and bean bags.
The vessel has a fully-stocked bar and serves meals from the central bar area with the crew also providing entertainment.
During the day trip, the Sabre makes a pit stop at an uninhabited island in the Mamanuca where guests spend the day snorkelling before lunch is prepared by the crew.
The trips are for individuals, corporations, families, and even for hen’s or buck’s parties.
Passengers enjoy a dance number on board South Sea sailing vessel Sabre. Picture: BALJEET SINGH
Chef Mavin Kumar prepares lunch for guests onboard Sabre.
Picture: BALJEET SINGH
Passengers on board South Sea’s Sailing Vessel Sabre.
Picture: BALJEET SINGH
South Sea sailing Sabre passengers on board the vessel enjoy their day trip out at Mamanuca. Picture: BALJEET SINGH
South Sea sailing Sabre crew on board the vessel. Picture: BALJEET SINGH
Bailey Callis with Rashmi Srinivasa enjoy their meal onboard the South Seas sailing Sabre while sailing at the Mamanuca.
Picture: BALJEET SINGH
Julie Fletcher enjoys on board South sea sailing Sabre while sailing at the Mamanucas . Picture: BALJEET SINGH
South sea sailing Sabre passengers with crew members Taitusi Qoro(left) and Saki Latia on their way snorkeling while sailing at the Mamanucas . Picture: BALJEET SINGH
South Sea Cruises Sales Executive Sanju Nand at the sand bank in the Mamanucas. Picture: BALJEET SINGH
South Sea Cruises sales executive Sanju Nand (front middle) with other South Sea sailing vessel Sabre passengers enjoy their day out at the sand bank in the Mamanucas. Picture: BALJEET SINGH
South Sea’s sailing vessel Sabre crew Saki Latia (front) with passengers enjoy a dance number onboard. Picture: BALJEET SINGH
