Fiji

Once the capital of the islands, the historical town of Levuka is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site for its authentic treasures. From 18th century churches found scattered between palm trees, to  dense tropical jungles, the island is bound to exceed your expectations.

The small resort island of Namena is a must see for all divers and snorkelers, located at the tip of Wainunu Reef, it offers mesmerizing diving opportunities for all levels of competence. After a sumptuous dive, take a helicopter tour of the reef and enjoy the sunset from the sky tonight.

Taveuni Island is the highlight of any trip to the islands of Fiji. Take a tour of the waterfalls of Bouma National Park, before taking a mandatory picture at the international date line, with one side of your body in yesterday whilst the other side in tomorrow. Enjoy a decadent dinner at a lavish fine dining restaurant at one of many spa resorts.

Although often seen as the little brother of Taveuni Island, it may be smaller but it is just as special. The remote island of Qamea offers some of the best snorkeling on the planet, let alone the untouched white sand beaches that fill the quiet island.

The only Island situated on the Batiki reef, falls nothing short of an islandic paradise. It is rather impossible to find a destination further away from civilization than the tropical island of Batiki. In the evening, walk its untouched shores whilst listening to the endless waves crashing onto the sand at equal intervals, for a moment of utter peace.

After a week in remote paradise, the time has come to an end. Disembark your superyacht, and go for a final dive or snorkel around the island before heading off for onward travel.