Dravuni Island, Fiji 

A perfect example of timelessness, Dravuni Island is a Pacific island virtually unchanged for thousands of years. There are no vehicles, no department stores, no cinemas. In fact, nothing much at all that tells you we are living in the 21st century.

Dravuni Island is one of the Pacific’s most unspoilt destinations. With less than 200 inhabitants it truly is a castaway island!

Befried the locals and wander among the bures (houses). Flop down on the sand and soak up the sun, paddle along the Great Astrolabe Reef or challenge the villagers to a friendly game of volleyball. It's their favourite game, so perhaps brush up on your skills before you leave home!

Average Temperatures in Dravuni Island (°C)

January February March April May June July August September October November December
26°C 26°C 26°C 25°C 24°C 23°C 23°C 23°C 23°C 24°C 24°C 25°C

Featured Shore Tours from Dravuni Island 

 

More about Dravuni Island 

Docking / Disembarkation 

Tenders from the ship will provide a regular service to and from the island.

Taxis 

You won’t need one!

Shopping 

Some handicrafts are available for purchase in the village. Please ensure that the items you purchase do not contravene Australia’s or New Zealand’s strict quarantine laws.

Dining 

Food and drink is occasionally available for purchase onshore.

It is forbidden to bring food of any kind off the ship, except for bottled water. The condition and method of preparation of food and drinks cannot be monitored by P&O Cruises. With that in mind, passengers are advised that if they purchase or consume food they do so entirely at their own risk. Alcohol is not permitted on the island.

Climate 

Fiji can be hot and humid, but rain and sea breezes often bring welcome relief. May to October is the dry season. Make sure you stay hydrated and protected from the sun.

Tipping 

Tipping is not customary in Fiji, nor is bargaining in markets and small shops.

Credit Cards 

Credit cards are not accepted. Small amounts of cash should be exchanged onboard the ship if you wish to purchase items on the island.

Telephones International and Local 

Telephones are not available. Also, there is no mobile (cell) phone coverage.

What To Wear Ashore 

To make your day ashore as enjoyable as possible, wear comfortable, flat soled shoes, lightweight clothes and a hat, and bring along some sunscreen, insect repellent and bottled water. It’s also a good idea to bring an umbrella. Don’t forget your swimwear and a towel.

Snorkelling gear is available for hire or purchase onboard the ship – it’s not available on the island. Except on the beach, please cover up when walking around the island and in the village (casual clothes, not swimwear). Nude or topless bathing is NOT permitted on the beach.

Shore Tours 

P&O Cruises do not offer organised Shore tours on Dravuni Island.

Environment 

Whatever you decide to do after your visit to Dravuni Island or any Island port of call, please bring your rubbish back to the ship with you – that includes dead camera batteries.

P&O Cruises Agents 

In case of emergency while you are ashore please contact the nearest crew member. Alternatively, the P&O Cruises Port Agent for Dravuni Island is:

Pacific Agencies Fiji Ltd
Level 4 Gohil Complex
Toorak Road
PO Box 15832
Suva Fiji
PH: (67) 9 331 5444
FAX: (67) 9 330 2754


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Fiji At A Glance

SIZE: 18,376 square miles
POPULATION: 905,949 (2006 est)
LANGUAGE: English (Official), Fijian, Hindustani
TYPE OF GOVERNMENT: Republic
CURRENCY: Fiji Dollar (F$), consisting of 100 cents