Mamanucas
The Mamanuca Islands, also referred to as the Mamanucas, are an archipelago of volcanic islands in Fiji. They lie off the west coast of the main island, Viti Levu, to the west of Nadi and between Viti Levu and the Yasawa Islands, forming part of Fiji’s Western Division. The group comprises around 20 islands, ranging from larger, inhabited islands to numerous smaller, uninhabited islets. The landscape features white-sand beaches, turquoise lagoons, coral reefs, and lush tropical vegetation.
Access to the Mamanucas is primarily by boat or air from Nadi International Airport. Tourism is the
Notable islands within the group include Malolo Island, Navini, Tokoriki, Castaway Island, Mana Island, and Monuriki.
Environmental and cultural considerations guide development in the area, with efforts to protect coral reefs and