EXPLORE THE ISLAND
ACTIVITIES
Visitors to Malamala Beach Club can while away the day beneath the shade of a swaying palm, listening to laid back tunes. For the more active day tripper, Malamala Beach Club offers complimentary use of non-motorised water sports equipment for snorkeling, kayaking and paddle boarding. Grab a friend and kayak or snorkel in the shallows. This Fiji island's crystal-clear waters are perfect for swimming and snorkeling.
There is plenty to do on the island….or not do….its your choice!
MASSAGE
Experience bliss at Malamala Beach Club and treat yourself to a relaxation treatment at 'The Massage'.
Set amidst lush tropical gardens, enjoy the unforgettable experience of an open-air massage treatment, cooled by the ocean breeze.
GETTING AROUND
Surrounded by crystal-clear waters, this little island is small enough to stroll around in 20 minutes but large enough to find a quiet space to contemplate the fabulous views. If you are after a bit more atmosphere and some laid back beats, head to the main club area by the pool or for peace and privacy, hire a Beachside Cabana for the day on the other side of the island.
GETTING THERE
Your day pass includes return coach connections and vessel transfers (vessel transfers are operated by South Sea Cruises). Vessel transfers depart Port Denarau at 10:00 am* and 12:00 pm daily, arriving at Malamala Beach Club at 10:30 am and 12:30 pm.
Departures from Malamala Beach Club are at 4.15 pm* and 5.15 pm daily arriving at 4.45 pm and 5.45 pm. Make sure to check your coach's pick-up time from your resort or hotel. *If you are travelling to the Coral Coast, Natadola, Sonaisali area, you must travel on this service for your coach connection.
PRIVATE VESSELS: We also encourage those with private vessels to visit. Call ahead to the club on the day for mooring availability on +679 8928488 or 9926817.
There is a club entry fee of FJ$30 per person for those coming via private vessel.
SUSTAINABILITY
We feel a strong responsibility to the beautiful environment surrounding our little piece of paradise. We have a number of initiatives in place such as coral planting, an on-island glass crusher, and removal of invasive reef species to name a few.