FAQS

• 4.5 hours onboard the high-speed vessel

• Snorkelling (gear provided) at untouched reefs

• A light lunch

• Complimentary bottled water, soft drinks, house wine, and local beer

• Return pre-booked coach transfers from most Nadi, Denarau, and Wailoaloa hotels/resorts

Children aged 3 to 15 are allowed onboard but note that children 5 and under are not recommended unless they are competent swimmers. Infants 2 years and under are not permitted.

These vessels are not wheelchair accessible and all off-boat activities require the customer to be able to climb on and off the boat using ladders. This process can be challenging for those with mobility impairments, making boarding and navigating safely difficult. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and encourage guests with specific accessibility needs to contact us for further information or alternative options.

There is a maximum of 36 passengers on each of the half day trips.

Unless the weather is deemed unsafe by South Sea Cats management (in which case the trips will not operate) the trips will continue to operate.

On the Ride & Slide trip, you leave the boat to swim or snorkel at the reefs. Note that the water will be deep and you will not be able to touch the bottom, and when the weather permits, there will be time spent at a sand cay.

There are no additional purchases available onboard the vessels

Come wearing your swimwear as there are limited changing facilities onboard and bring a towel, hat, and sunscreen. Be sure to bring only what you need as there is limited storage onboard.

Complimentary pre-booked coach transfers from and back to most Nadi, Denarau, and Wailoaloa hotels/resorts are included in these Half Day trips. For Resort Transfers on Route 9 only, coach transfers are included to Port Denarau only. For coach timings please see the link below:

Sunscreens containing oxybenzone and octinoxate (common UV-blocking chemicals) have been shown to cause coral bleaching. When choosing a sunscreen, ensure it has the words "Reef-safe" or "Reef-friendly". These work equally as well but don't harm the environment.