
As ships are moored in this port, you will be tendered ashore.
Fulaga is a crescent-shaped reef island in the Southern Lau Group of the Republic of Fiji, in the South Pacific. Over 100 tiny islands in the Fulaga Lagoon have been undercut into extraordinary mushroom shapes and the surrounding waters are tinged with striking colors by the dissolved limestone. The island has this unique, beautiful lagoon that adequately supplies the inhabitants with different varieties of fish and sea shells. There are three villages, Muanaicake, Muanaira , and Naividamu. The people are traditional carvers skilled in the making of outrigger canoes and 'tanoa' (or 'kumete' in their dialect) -wooden bowls carved out of local hardwood.
Fijian dollar (FJD)
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.
On Sundays almost everything shuts down.
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