Mana Island

Mana Island

Mana Island is an outer island of Fiji. One side of the island has been developed into a resort area, featuring elegant standalone wooden bungalows with well-equipped interiors. All non-motorized equipment, such as snorkeling gear and kayaks, is available for free use. The other side of the island is home to local indigenous villages where residents still lead a simple life of fishing at sea and growing crops. Located in the middle of the Mamanuca Islands, Mana Island is a small island rich in ethnic charm and pristine beauty, and it is also an excellent diving destination in the South Pacific.

To fully enjoy the sunshine, white sands, and crystal-clear waters of this South Pacific island, snorkeling is the best choice. The soft blue sky, colorful sands, rocks, corals, and more refract sunlight, creating a kaleidoscope of hues in the sea. While swimming, you’ll share the water not only with fish but also with creatures you might usually only see on TV—like starfish, tiny seahorses, and tiger-striped clams. You might feel as though you’ve fallen into an aquarium, but these wonders are right before your eyes. The island offers a range of water sports including diving, kayaking, and sailing. Whether you want to explore coral reefs and tropical fish underwater or ride the waves out at sea, there’s something for everyone.

Mana Island

Must-visit reason: Fiji’s most popular island

Continent where the attraction is located: Oceania

Country/Region where the attraction is located: Fiji

Province/State where the attraction is located: Western Division