If you’ve ever come to Fiji to surf and not stayed on Namotu or Tavarua, you’ll know that accessing the breaks is hard! Nearly all waves— especially the good ones— are far from the mainland. You need a car and a boat. You’ll also need a surfboard, and they’re not the easiest to come by
Access to healthcare is hard out here. For many at Solevu in the Mamanuca Islands, this is the only medical treatment they receive all year. A HUGE vinaka to the incredible Fiji DMF volunteers. These doctors, dentists, nurses and helpers dedicate their time, skills and dollars to treat Mololo locals every year. The Fiji Dental
Learn what your body and mind are capable of and discover greater comfort, joy and time underwater. Namotu is better known for its activities on the ocean’s surface—think surfing, kiting, fishing, and foiling. However, there’s a magical world beneath. Off the Island, we have shallow-water coral gardens filled with colourful fish, giant clams, turtles, and
Namotu’s premier Signature Weeks have begun. Hosted by Ben Wilson, our General Manager and professional kitesurfer, these trips have been an annual highlight for well over a decade. Unlimited Weeks bring together all that we do on the Island from surfing and kiting to winging, foiling, freediving, fishing, paddleboarding and even yoga. We run 9
We’re nearly half way through our 9 weeks of Unlimited Weeks with Ben Wilson. Each year these trips get a little bigger and a little better with more sports, more equipment and more action. Namotu has several new jet skis which have really added to the foiling and beginner surf experience and the brand new
Eryn Krouse, Lia Turano, and Janine Jahnke, joined us for their tropical girls surf trip in January. It’s no secret that Namotu is renowned for its world-class surf breaks, white sandy beaches, and crystal-clear waters but our food, cocktails and the Fijian culture are what really makes a holiday here so special. The girls had
Renowned Hawaiian big wave surfer, stand-up paddlboarder, surf and SUP board shaper, foiler and windsurfer, Dave Kalama and his team of watermen (and women) have just wrapped up their annual 2 week surf camps on Namotu. Of course any trip hosted by Dave is going to include a lot more than just surfing. There’s foiling,
We’re thrilled to come onboard and sponsor the Aloha Award, an incredible initiative recognising and celebrating individuals making waves in the surfing world. What is the Aloha Award? The Aloha Award is not about being the best surfer, it’s about sharing the stoke for the ocean and celebrating people making a real difference in their
If you ever imagined being stranded in tropical paradise, this is your chance to live it. A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity exists to spend two weeks (or more) on Namotu Island with just you and your chosen friends and family.
Picture this… it’s March in 2020 and you arrive to Namotu just as COVID-19 is exploding and the world is turning on its head. As borders close and flights are cancelled you must choose; stay indefinitely or go immediately. Australian surf guide, Ben Wood (42) was in just that predicament. As chaos took over, Namotu’s