
Spearfishing
Free-dive the reefs and drop-offs with Vurabere, a local spearo who has fished these waters his whole life. Beginners welcome, gear talked through before you get wet.

Trips
Half day, full day or multi-day. Everything below can be mixed together into one trip — just tell us what your group is after.

Free-dive the reefs and drop-offs with Vurabere, a local spearo who has fished these waters his whole life. Beginners welcome, gear talked through before you get wet.

Troll the blue water off the Mamanucas for mahi mahi, wahoo, walu and yellowfin tuna. Half day or full day, rods and tackle supplied.

Relaxed fishing over the reef in calm lagoon water. Great for families and first timers, and you can take the catch back for dinner.

Sandbars, snorkel spots and quiet beaches most visitors never see, finished with a beach BBQ if you want one.

Up to three different reef sites in a trip. Life jackets in every size, including little ones, and someone in the water with you.

Boat runs out to the Mamanuca breaks. We watch the tide and swell and get you on it when it's working.

Resort to resort, or straight back to Denarau when the ferry times don't line up with your flight.

Tell us what you want out of the day and we'll build the trip around it, at a price that suits your group.
We pick up from resorts throughout the Mamanuca group — including Tokoriki, Mana, Malolo, Castaway and Matamanoa — as well as Denarau Marina by arrangement.
No. Vurabere and the crew run trips for complete beginners as well as experienced spearos. We brief you before you get in the water and stay close by.
Yes. We carry life jackets in every size, including toddler sizes, and choose calm, sheltered sites for families with young kids.
Pricing depends on the trip type, duration and group size. We have budget-friendly options for all groups — message us and we'll quote your trip.
Cash or card are both accepted.
Safety comes first. If conditions aren't right we'll talk you through the options and reschedule or adjust the trip where we can.
Yes — resort to resort, or back to Denarau when the ferry timetable doesn't line up with your flight.
Sunscreen, a hat, a towel, water and a dry bag for anything you'd rather keep out of the spray. Rods, tackle, snorkel gear and jackets are supplied.