Yasawa Islands in Fiji
The Yasawa Islands in Fiji consists of a group of volcanic islands that have steep mountains and gorgeous beaches. The Yasawa Island Group stretches in the form of a thin long chain from the Waya Island in the south to the Yasawa Islands that lie 80 kilometers to the north. There is rarely a few miles between each island and they are so close to each other that at times it is even possible to wade to the neighboring island at low tide. There are several islands that fall under the group of Yasawa Islands in Fiji and all the islands are beautiful in their own way.
Some of the most important and popular of all the Yasawa Islands in Fiji would be the Kuata Island. The Kuata Island has a deep lagoon that facilitates the tourists with the options of excellent snorkeling. There is a fabulous white sand beach and a traditional resort lying beside the lagoon along the rocky coastline of northern Kuata Island.
There is the Wava Island that stands proudly as the most dramatic among all the Yasawa Islands in Fiji and provides great hiking trails alongside sandy beaches.
Turtle Island on the Nanuya Island in the Yasawa Islands in Fiji, holds the reputation of being one of the most romantic resorts in the whole world. The Nanuya Lailai Island comprises of a small backpacker's resort featuring sandy beaches and fantastic coconut groves. The lagoons in the Nanuya Lailai Island offer the best snorkeling among all of the Yasawa Islands in Fiji.
The northernmost island in the group of Yasawa Islands in Fiji is the Yasawa Island. The island is a hot favorite among tourists. There is an amazing collection of beaches in this beautiful Fijian island. The Yasawa Island is a long, narrow and flat island that has coastal cliffs and fabulous beaches to its west. There are limestone caves on the Sawa-i-Lau which is a popular place for swimming.There is the Yasawa Island Resort that offers fine accommodation for the tourists visiting the place. The beach front of the resort stretches over a kilometer thereby giving ample spaces for the guests to move around and explore. There is a large number of fishing villages including the famous Teci Village.
