Name: Las vacaciones en velero atraen a turistas de alto valor a Fiyi
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Description: Un número cada vez mayor de yates y embarcaciones de alquiler visitan Fiyi durante la temporada alta de navegación. Según Turismo de Fiyi, las vacaciones en velero están atrayendo a las 333 islas del país a un mayor número de visitantes internacionales que nunca.

Un número cada vez mayor de yates y embarcaciones de alquiler visitan Fiyi durante la temporada alta de navegación. Según Turismo de Fiyi, las vacaciones en velero están atrayendo a las 333 islas del país a un mayor número de visitantes internacionales que nunca.

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Fiji has seen a notable increase in sailing tourism, with more yachts and charter vessels visiting its islands each year. Operators such as Quixotic Charters Fiji and superyacht Mischief offer a range of experiences, from day trips to week-long holidays, catering to families and groups seeking unique adventures on the water.

Tourism officials and local marina staff report growing numbers of repeat visitors and expanded charter options, reflecting the appeal of exploring Fiji's islands by sea. Annual events like the Musket Cove regatta and attractions such as the floating bar Cloud 9 further enhance Fiji's reputation as a premier sailing destination.

Las vacaciones en velero atraen a turistas de alto valor a Fiyi

Bienvenido al corazón del impresionante Pacífico Sur, Fiyi. Estamos navegando frente a la costa de Nandi, a través de las cristalinas aguas del Mammunuthas, una cadena de islas tropicales que alberga lugares realmente espectaculares. No hay forma mala de ver Fiyi, pero ver Fiyi por el mar es otra cosa. Cada año, un número creciente de yates llaman hogar a las islas Fiyi, pero no es necesario poseer uno para vivir una mágica aventura a vela como ésta. El capitán Sasha y su primera oficial Jenny dirigen Quixotic Charters Fiji. ¿Qué tipo de charters se pueden hacer? Hacemos chárteres de un día. Cuando llevas a la gente a las islas cercanas, tenemos algunos lugares preciosos para bucear. ¿Cuánto tiempo puede durar un chárter? Todo el tiempo que quieras. Y según las últimas cifras de visitantes, algunos turistas están pasando mucho tiempo aquí, visitando las 333 islas de Fiyi en barcos de todas las formas y tamaños. Buller Stevie, bienvenido a Mischief. Dios mío. Durante los últimos años, este increíble 54 metros, de seis camarotes, Mischief, ha estado llamando a las aguas de Fiji casa durante gran parte de la temporada alta de navegación del país, entre mayo y octubre. Una semana suele ser la norma para los huéspedes que vienen de vacaciones, especialmente en Fiji. ¡Ellie Maloof es CEO de Ahoy! Club, que opera Mischief. ¿Qué tipo de gente tiene a bordo? Hicimos bastantes viajes multi-gen esta temporada. Hemos hecho bodas y también viajes familiares. Aquí en Port Deneral Marina, Cynthia Rash está entre los primeros cada año en dar la bienvenida a Fiyi a nuevos buques fletados de todo el mundo. Hemos visto llegar muchos barcos a Fiyi en la última década. Es realmente alentador ver que cada año hay más repeticiones, lo que significa que les encanta el lugar. Dejo mi barco aquí ahora a tiempo completo y vamos y venimos de Nueva Zelanda. Es perfecto. La gente nos conoce por nuestras palmeras y arena blanca, pero viendo Fiji desde el océano, las aguas turquesas, es muy, muy especial. Srishti Narayan es de Turismo de Fiyi. Navegar aquí es realmente adecuado para todo tipo de público. Si sois una familia y queréis navegar, hay muchas opciones. Cada vez hay más chárteres en línea, así que hay algo para todos. Para los verdaderos lobos de mar, también está la regata anual de Fiyi, que se celebra en septiembre en el Muscat Cove Island Resort and Marina. Es un poco de diversión, un poco de seriedad, un poco de yachting, algunas buenas fiestas, un poco de todo para celebrar el yachting en Fiji. Hágame caso, no hay nada como pasar al menos un par de horas perdido en el mar mientras estás de vacaciones en Fiji. Te sentirás realmente en las nubes. ¿Qué obtienes cuando te dejas caer aquí en la nube nueve? Es un verdadero lugar de encuentro. Viene gente de todo el mundo, de todo Fiji. Casi no reservamos este viaje hoy, pero estábamos diciendo lo contentos que estamos porque llegamos a ver toda el agua hermosa y no seríamos capaces de ver que con sólo sentarse en el hotel. Un bar en medio del océano. ¿Cómo puedes decir que no a eso? Ahora, como Fiji se prepara para dar la bienvenida a esta temporada de vacaciones de vela a sus espectaculares aguas, locales y gente de todo el mundo que han elegido vivir y trabajar aquí junto al mar están de acuerdo que no hay mejor forma de explorar Fiyi que en barco. La realidad es que puedes llegar a cualquier isla en poco tiempo. ¿Qué es lo que más te gusta de navegar por Fiyi? La gente, los lugares y el calor. Los Mamanukas, los Asawas, trabajando todo su camino. Es la gente la que hace un lugar. Son gente auténtica y amable. Eso es lo que nos ha mantenido aquí. ¿Por qué le dices a la gente que venga a navegar a Fiyi? Aventura, diversión en familia, sol. He dicho, gente, es vuestro barco. Yo sólo lo describo. Dime dónde ir. Stevie, no te pongas demasiado cómodo. Tenemos invitados de pago esta noche. ¡Vamos! ¿De verdad? Usted

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