Kuata

Barefoot Kuata Island is characterised by its friendly hospitality, superb location and warm waters. Boarding from Port Denarau, cruise past the stunning Mamanuca Islands enroute to the southern end of the Yasawa Islands where the delights of your island paradise await you. Once you arrive you’ll have approximately five hours ashore to enjoy lunch, wander the sandy beach, go kayaking, take a dip in the ocean or enjoy superb snorkelling with colourful corals with abundant fish life. The Yasawa Flyer will call by the resort later on in the day and transport you through the scenic islands to Denarau Marina.

Barefoot Kuata Island is characterised by its friendly hospitality, superb location and warm waters. Boarding from Port Denarau, cruise past the stunning Mamanuca Islands enroute to the southern end of the Yasawa Islands where the delights of your island paradise await you. Once you arrive you’ll have approximately five hours ashore to enjoy lunch, wander the sandy beach, go kayaking, take a dip in the ocean or enjoy superb snorkelling with colourful corals with abundant fish life. The Yasawa Flyer will call by the resort later on in the day and transport you through the scenic islands to Denarau Marina.

Get ready for the ''Ultimate Encounter'' which has you up close and personal with reef sharks in their natural environment. Depart Port Denarau aboard a high-speed catamaran and travel through the Mamanuca Islands bound for Barefoot Kuata Resort located in the southern Yasawa Islands. Kuata Island boasts a picture-perfect beach, transparent turquoise waters, unusual rock formations, and the same warm hospitality synonymous with Fijian people. There are two main species of sharks encountered, White Tip Reef Sharks and Black Tip Reef Sharks, both are common in the tropical warm waters of the South Pacific. They can grow to a length of up to 1.8 meters although under the water they appear 25% larger due to a snorkeling face mask’s optical illusion. The number of sharks you will encounter will vary but it is common to see multiple sharks. As sharks are wild animals, sightings cannot be guaranteed, however, there is a 95%+ success rate of seeing them. For the remainder of the day, enjoy lunch and make use of the snorkeling gear, kayaks, and paddle boards provided.