Captain Cook’s itineraries around Fijian islands — which range from three to 11 nights in length — are best for travelers in search of sun, sand and snorkeling. But these quirky voyages may not suit everyone.
4 ships
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| Target demographic | Families, Seniors, Honeymooners, Kids |
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| Number of ships | 4 ships |
| Contact options | Phone, Online support, Email |
| Payment options | Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Cash |
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| Deposit required | Deposit at checkout |
| Deposit required | No price matching |
| Food | Food included |
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| Drink | Alcohol included |
| Room service | Room service included |
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Captain Cook Fiji cruises are best for people with a flexible mindset and overarching desire to spend time outside — swimming, kayaking, hanging out on the beach and learning about traditional Fijian culture. Its M.V. Reef Endeavor isn’t decked out with glitzy amenities or resort-style accoutrements. Instead, you’ll find a neat and tidy ship with a friendly Fijian crew.
Daily schedules can frequently change according to the weather and preference of the guests, and the vibe on board really reflects the local culture — that is, sunny, laid-back and relaxed. For evening entertainment, expect vibrant small group performances with music, dancing and lighthearted fun.
Captain Cook really shines when it comes to its all-included shore excursions. You’ll tour local villages, chat with the people who live there and visit local churches and schools. There’ll also be breathtaking hikes and gorgeous coral reefs where you can snorkel and dive. The ship is equipped with glass-bottom boats, which you can borrow at no extra cost.
Travelers seeking water sports and plenty of time to unwind in a true tropical paradise will fall in love with Captain Cook’s Fiji cruises. But those in search of a five-star experience or lively party cruises should look elsewhere.
It also runs shorter day and evening cruises around the Sydney harbor off mainland Australia.
The M.V. Reef Endeavor has a pool on deck, along with two lounges, a sun deck, 24-hour tea and coffee facilities, a spa, Jacuzzi and mini gym.
All of Captain Cook‘s overnight cruises depart from Nadi, located on Fiji’s main island.
The Fiji branch of Captain Cook cruises operate solely around the islands in Fiji.
While Fiji is made up of over 300 islands, Captain Cook has itineraries that sail to the following ports:
Here’s what’s included in your overnight Captain Cook Fiji cruise:
You’ll pay extra for alcoholic beverages and specialty coffee and teas. Gratuities are not included in the fare, but the crew doesn’t expect them. So you can choose whether or not to tip, based on your experience.
Weigh the benefits and drawbacks before booking your fare:
