Viti Levu Island Fiji Cruise from Lautoka to Hong Kong — 23 Days

22 nights · Viti Levu Island Fiji · Departs Lautoka (Fiji) · Visiting Dravuni Island Fiji, Port Denarau-Nadi, Champagne Bay, Conflict Islands PNG, Alotau, Madang PNG, Koror-Palau, Bohol Island Philippines, Boracay Island Philippines, Hong Kong · Aboard Hapag-Lloyd Cruises on the ms Europa 2

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Cruise lineHapag-Lloyd Cruises
Shipms Europa 2
Duration22 nights
Port calls11
Departures1 sailings
Year built2013
Guests516
Cabins251
Crew370
Length225 m
Beam26 m
Cruising speed21.0 kn
  1. Day 1

    Lautoka, Fiji

    Lautoka, Fiji’s second-largest city, sits on Viti Levu’s western coast, where sugar fields meet the Pacific. Known as the Sugar City, it offers a glimpse of everyday Fijian life beyond the resorts. Browse the municipal market, stroll the botanical gardens, or take in the waterfront before heading farther west. Lautoka is also a departure point for excursions to the Mamanuca and Yasawa island groups.

  2. Day 2

    Dravuni Island Fiji, Fiji

    Dravuni Island lies in Fiji’s southern Kadavu group, beside the Great Astrolabe Reef. Its village, palm-fringed shore and green volcanic rise make a striking first impression. A path climbs to the island’s highest point, where reef and lagoon spread below. Swim or snorkel from the beach, then discover village life on this small, welcoming island.

  3. Day 3

    Port Denarau-Nadi, Fiji

    Denarau is Fiji’s gateway to the Mamanuca and Yasawa islands. At Port Denarau, ferries and yachts depart for reefs, beaches and island resorts. Nadi and its international airport are a short drive away. On Denarau itself, golf, resort pools and waterfront dining offer an easy pause between crossings. The marina is also the starting point for sunset cruises and fishing charters.

  4. Day 5

    Champagne Bay, Vanuatu

    On Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu’s largest island, Champagne Bay makes a memorable first impression. Pale sand curves around clear, sheltered water, while green hills rise behind the shore. Ships anchor offshore, and tenders bring visitors ashore for swimming, snorkelling or a quiet stretch on the beach. Bring time to explore: the island’s lush interior and village life offer a rewarding contrast to the coast.

  5. Day 8

    Conflict Islands PNG

    At the southern edge of Papua New Guinea, the Conflict Islands form a remote coral atoll in the Louisiade Archipelago. A ship call brings you to clear lagoons, reef-fringed islets and beaches of pale sand. Snorkel above coral gardens, or watch for sea turtles and reef fish in the shallows. Limited visitor infrastructure keeps the focus on nature; bring essentials and allow time for a slow-paced visit.

  6. Day 9

    Alotau

    Alotau sits on Papua New Guinea’s southeastern coast, where rainforest hills frame the sheltered waters of Milne Bay. The town is the gateway to a province of islands, reefs and traditional coastal communities. History is close: in 1942, Allied forces defeated Japanese troops at the Battle of Milne Bay. It was the first major Japanese defeat on land in the Pacific War. Visit the local market, then look out across a bay made for slow exploration.

  7. Day 11

    Madang PNG

    Madang sits on Papua New Guinea’s north coast, where a palm-lined peninsula reaches into a sheltered lagoon. Nearby volcanic islands and coral reefs invite snorkeling and diving; the lagoon also holds World War II wrecks. At the local market, baskets, produce and seafood offer a glimpse of daily life. Choose Madang for a quieter Papua New Guinea call, with reef adventures close to shore.

  8. Day 15

    Koror-Palau, Palau

    Koror is Palau’s commercial heart, but the real draw lies offshore. Boats from Koror reach the Rock Islands Southern Lagoon, a UNESCO-listed maze of limestone islets. Turquoise channels and coral reefs make the area a rewarding outing. Snorkelers can explore sheltered lagoons and World War II wreck sites; divers may encounter manta rays near German Channel. Jellyfish Lake is another celebrated excursion, though access and swimming rules can change. Visit the Palau National Museum for island history and culture.

  9. Day 19

    Bohol Island Philippines, Philippines

    Bohol offers striking landscapes, close-up wildlife and a relaxed coastal finish. From Tagbilaran, the Chocolate Hills rise in rounded formations across the island’s interior. At a responsible sanctuary, you may see the wide-eyed Philippine tarsier resting among the trees. A Loboc River cruise leads through lush scenery; Panglao adds white-sand beaches and clear water. For a change of pace, visit Baclayon Church, one of the Philippines’ oldest stone churches.

  10. Day 20

    Boracay Island Philippines, Philippines

    Boracay is small enough to cross in an afternoon, yet its white-sand shoreline invites a slower pace. White Beach runs roughly four kilometres, with three stations and distinct moods. Beyond the beach, take a boat to snorkel, sail at sunset, or seek quieter coves. Arrivals usually come through Caticlan, followed by a short ferry crossing. Choose your hours well: mornings are calm, while evenings bring the island’s beachfront dining to life.

  11. Day 23

    Hong Kong, China

    Hong Kong is best approached from the water, where the Star Ferry crosses Victoria Harbour beneath a skyline of towers. Ride the Peak Tram for sweeping views of the harbour and surrounding islands. In Central, colonial landmarks stand beside glass towers; across the harbour, Kowloon’s markets and temples offer a different pace. Cantonese kitchens range from dim sum teahouses to polished dining rooms. Leave time for the harbour after dark, when the city’s lights come into focus.

ms Europa 2 Cruises

Published August 2, 2026
Last updated October 3, 2026
Author: J. Richard

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