Looking for adventurous individuals to explore the hidden spots of Fiji.
I’m exploring Fiji on a sailing yacht called Mecanica, which is my home.
On Mecanica, it’s all about enjoying life while being mindful of resources and respectful of the environment.
It’s about reaching places far beyond the typical tourist paths. It’s about bonfires with fellow cruisers, dinners with super friendly locals, climbing island peaks to see coral reefs from 2,000 meters above sea level, or simply swimming beneath a waterfall—with a little exercise along the way.
Sailing experience is not required, but you should have a certain level of confidence that you won’t get seasick. Overall, in cruising mode we spend more time at anchor than underway, as we focus on hiking or spending a few hours snorkeling or simply reading the book on a hammock between palm trees.
It’s not about where you are, but who you’re with. It’s about sharing good moments in beautiful places.
We’ll be cruising with three, at most four, people on board to ensure comfort for long-term liveaboard sailing on a monohull yacht.
You will get own cabin.
This is not paid / professional, not-a-charter, no-romantic offer. Just hop on board by flying to the nearest airport or ferry terminal.
All you need is an adventurous soul, time, and enough resources to cover your own expenses while traveling and living onboard on shared basis.
Overall, Fiji is not expensive — if you’re currently living in a European city, you’ll most likely spend less on food than you do now.
We’ll fully provision the boat and prepare our own meals.
Fresh produce can be sourced from local farms. Restaurants are available in the marinas and on the larger islands with resorts.
During the first half of the season, I’m planning to explore the Lau Group in a slow, unhurried way — not as a checklist exercise. Fiji is a magical region, which compared to the Mediterranean and the Caribbean, must be refreshingly unpopulated with unspoiled coastlines and often empty anchorages.
During the first half of the season (April - July), I’m planning to explore the Lau Group in a slow, unhurried way — not as a checklist exercise. Around 20 of July I will be back to Vuda Marina to explore again Yasawa Group.
End of July / Early August and onwards can offer one double, non-shared cabin.
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