BULA PASS AND BULA COMBO PASS
Fiji Island Hopping
Our Fiji Island hopping passes are called the 'Bula Passes'. They are an extremely popular way to explore Fiji's magnificent islands. The passes allow you the freedom to cruise where and when you want through this awesome South Pacific region.
Bula Passes are valid for use on our rather legendary ferry the ‘Yasawa Flyer’, also known fondly among tourists as ‘the yellow boat’ or the ‘Flyer’. Every day she makes her way to and from the Yasawas from Denarau Marina. Her route takes her to nearly 20 islands in the Mamanuca and Yasawa groups and more than 30 resorts, picking up and dropping off sun-kissed tourists on the way.
These handy island hopping passes mean that all your transfers are pre-paid, so it’s easy to hop on and off the Yasawa Flyer and journey from resort to resort when you choose. Passes range from 5 to 21 days and allow for one hop per day.
the bula pass |
THE BULA COMBO PASS |
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(Transfers only) |
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NOTES AND RULES FOR BULA PASSES (sorry, there have to be some!)
1) Travel is valid for the period shown on your Bula Pass. If you are still travelling outside the date of your Pass you will be charged the normal fare for the passage travelled.
2) You can extend your Bula Pass anytime during travel, prior to the expiry date of your pass, by paying the new extended Bula Pass price difference at the Travel Desk on the Yasawa Flyer.
3) A photo ID card will be issued on check in at Port Denarau and it will specify your Bula Pass validity.
4) Properties have a minimum 2-night stay policy. Waiving this is at the discretion of the individual resorts. IMPORTANT: the resorts are often very busy so it is vital that you make sure accommodation is available before you leave the Yasawa Flyer. Note if you are travelling on a Bula Combo Pass, there are certain properties and room types that are included in the cost of the pass. View a list of these properties here >>
5) Any Bula Pass used by a person other than the owner whose photograph is on the Bula Pass will be confiscated and the balance of its use will be forfeited.
