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Dravuni Island Fiji Cruise Port Guide
Location:
As ships are moored in this port, you will be tendered ashore.
The island itself is very small, only about 2 square kilometers in size, and does not have a "downtown" area. The entire island can be easily explored on foot, and the village located on the island serves as the main area for visitor interaction.
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Dravuni is home to about 200 Fijian natives who live together in the small central village. As their guests, you will discover what island living is all about. Nestled in the spectacular Kadavu group of islands, Dravuni normally provides perfect weather both day and night. For the adventurous a trek up the grassy slopes of Dravuni's highest peak will give you a fantastic view of the ship and the surrounding islands. Don't forget your camera!
The swimming and snorkeling are good and very safe. The beach to the right (when coming ashore) of the pontoon is easily accessible.
Tours Excursions Transportation:
The locals provide boat trips around the island.
Nearby Places:
Shopping and Food
Currency:
Fijian dollar (FJD) and Australian dollars are both accepted (excluding coin currency)
Communication:
English is an official language and is the language of instruction in education, and is spoken by most in Nadi, Suva, and any other major tourist area. On a few of the less touristy islands, English may be spoken with some difficulty. Fijian or Hindustani (Hindi/Urdu) is spoken by most adults and children, and learning even a few key phrases will help you gain the respect of the locals.
Opening Hours and Holidays:
Holidays in Fiji
On Sundays almost everything shuts down.
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