Join expedition cruise pioneers Heritage Expeditions on an idyllic island-hopping adventure exploring some of the South Pacific's most iconic and rarely-visited islands on our Tropical Islands of Fiji, Samoa & Tonga Cruise. This all-inclusive voyage is designed for those who love to explore off the beaten track, experience endemic wildlife encounters, uncover time-forgotten cultures during thrilling cultural exchanges, then relax on white-sand beaches and snorkel warm waters teeming with colourful corals and marine life. Make your way to Fiji's multi-cultural gateway Nadi, before boarding our luxurious 140-guest flagship Heritage Adventurer as our South Pacific exploration begins. An archipelago of more than 300 islands, Fiji is the perfect island-hopping destination for birders, history lovers and adventurers alike. Framed by idyllic blue waters and lush rainforest, we'll explore the island nation's hidden corners, encounter its rich culture and venture deep into some of its most spectacular natural environments. From the rainforest and waterfalls of Savusavu to the remote limestone islands of Fulaga and the lush landscapes of Taveuni, Fiji offers a remarkable diversity of experiences for the adventurous traveller. Immerse yourself in the remote French territory of Wallis and Futuna, where traditional Polynesian culture remains deeply rooted among dramatic volcanic landscapes, fascinating WWII history and extraordinary wildlife above and below the water. Discover Futuna's sacred Poi Basilica and traditional island life, explore Wallis' pristine lagoon and white-sand islets, and uncover ancient Tongan fortifications and the dramatic Lake Lalolalo. Birders will relish opportunities to explore lush Pacific rainforests in search of endemic species found nowhere else in the world. In Samoa, look for the Tooth-billed Pigeon, the country's national bird and one of the closest living relatives of the extinct Dodo. Fiji and Tonga offer further opportunities to discover endemic island species including the Taveuni Silktail, Orange Dove and Tongan Whistler. In Samoa, experience the enduring traditions of fa'a Samoa on the island of Savai'i, where lush rainforest, volcanic landscapes and traditional village life come together. Explore the Tafua Rainforest Reserve and its volcanic caldera, search for rare endemic birds, or immerse yourself in local culture at Palauli village through traditional dance and Siapo barkcloth making. In Apia, discover the legacy of legendary author Robert Louis Stevenson, vibrant local markets and the biodiverse waters of the Palolo Deep Marine Reserve. Returning to Fiji, we'll experience one of the South Pacific's most remote islands at Fulaga, where turquoise waters surround hundreds of limestone islands and islets. On Taveuni, known as the 'Garden Island', explore the lush rainforest and spectacular waterfalls of Bouma National Heritage Park, home to an extraordinary diversity of endemic flora and fauna. Join us for an unforgettable South Pacific island-hopping expedition cruise through paradise, exploring the remote islands, rich cultures, endemic wildlife and turquoise waters of Fiji, Samoa and Tonga. This expedition includes the option to join a sea kayaking excursion with an expert guide to further explore these tranquil, tropical settings.









Join expedition cruise pioneers Heritage Expeditions on an idyllic island-hopping adventure exploring some of the South Pacific's most iconic and rarely-visited islands on our Tropical Islands of Fiji, Samoa & Tonga Cruise. This all-inclusive voyage is designed for those who love to explore off the beaten track, experience endemic wildlife encounters, uncover time-forgotten cultures during thrilling cultural exchanges, then relax on white-sand beaches and snorkel warm waters teeming with colourful corals and marine life. Make your way to Fiji's multi-cultural gateway Nadi, before boarding our luxurious 140-guest flagship Heritage Adventurer as our South Pacific exploration begins. An archipelago of more than 300 islands, Fiji is the perfect island-hopping destination for birders, history lovers and adventurers alike. Framed by idyllic blue waters and lush rainforest, we'll explore the island nation's hidden corners, encounter its rich culture and venture deep into some of its most spectacular natural environments. From the rainforest and waterfalls of Savusavu to the remote limestone islands of Fulaga and the lush landscapes of Taveuni, Fiji offers a remarkable diversity of experiences for the adventurous traveller. Immerse yourself in the remote French territory of Wallis and Futuna, where traditional Polynesian culture remains deeply rooted among dramatic volcanic landscapes, fascinating WWII history and extraordinary wildlife above and below the water. Discover Futuna's sacred Poi Basilica and traditional island life, explore Wallis' pristine lagoon and white-sand islets, and uncover ancient Tongan fortifications and the dramatic Lake Lalolalo. Birders will relish opportunities to explore lush Pacific rainforests in search of endemic species found nowhere else in the world. In Samoa, look for the Tooth-billed Pigeon, the country's national bird and one of the closest living relatives of the extinct Dodo. Fiji and Tonga offer further opportunities to discover endemic island species including the Taveuni Silktail, Orange Dove and Tongan Whistler. In Samoa, experience the enduring traditions of fa'a Samoa on the island of Savai'i, where lush rainforest, volcanic landscapes and traditional village life come together. Explore the Tafua Rainforest Reserve and its volcanic caldera, search for rare endemic birds, or immerse yourself in local culture at Palauli village through traditional dance and Siapo barkcloth making. In Apia, discover the legacy of legendary author Robert Louis Stevenson, vibrant local markets and the biodiverse waters of the Palolo Deep Marine Reserve. Returning to Fiji, we'll experience one of the South Pacific's most remote islands at Fulaga, where turquoise waters surround hundreds of limestone islands and islets. On Taveuni, known as the 'Garden Island', explore the lush rainforest and spectacular waterfalls of Bouma National Heritage Park, home to an extraordinary diversity of endemic flora and fauna. Join us for an unforgettable South Pacific island-hopping expedition cruise through paradise, exploring the remote islands, rich cultures, endemic wildlife and turquoise waters of Fiji, Samoa and Tonga. This expedition includes the option to join a sea kayaking excursion with an expert guide to further explore these tranquil, tropical settings.
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Heritage Expeditions
Heritage Adventurer is a true pioneering expedition vessel of exceptional pedigree. Often referred to as the 'Grande Dame of Expedition Cruising' due to her celebrated history and refined design, she was purpose-built for adventure in 1991 at Finland's Rauma shipyard and specifically designed for Polar exploration. Setting a peerless standard in authentic expedition travel, Heritage Adventurer (formerly known as MS Hanseatic) combines the highest passenger ship iceclass rating (1A Super) with an impressive history of Polar exploration. Having held records for the most northern and southern Arctic and Antarctic navigations, and for traversing both the Northwest and Northeast Passages, makes Heritage Adventurer perfect for pioneering New Zealand-based Heritage Expeditions signature experiential expedition travel. Originally designed to accommodate 184 guests, Heritage Adventurer now welcomes just 140 expeditioners ensuring spacious, stylish and comfortable voyages, while a fleet of 14 Zodiacs ensures all guests are able to maximise their expedition adventure. Heritage Adventurer proudly continues our traditions of exceptional, personalised expedition experiences as Heritage Expeditions flagship.
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“Child/Children” means any Passenger under the age of 18 years on the date of outward travel;
Dedicated single‑occupancy cabins are available for direct selection by solo travellers, subject to cabin availability.
210+ days before departure: 750 USD penalty 121–209 days before departure: 25% penalty 0–120 days before departure: 100% penalty We strongly recommend travel insurance with cancellation cover (minimum USD $150,000 Subantarctic / USD $250,000 Antarctic). Name change fee: $0 USD
It is mandatory that all Passengers obtain and have travel insurance while travelling with the Carrier. Such insurance must cover personal injury, medical expenses, loss of or damage to luggage, repatriation expenses, evacuation expenses and pre-existing medical conditions. Passengers must be able to provide proof of insurance purchase and adequate coverage as per the above if requested by the Vessel’s officers, personnel or Carrier’s representative. It is strongly recommended the coverage be extended to include cancellation, curtailment, and all other expenses which might arise as a result of loss, damage, injury, delay or inconvenience occurring to the Passenger. All guests must hold comprehensive travel insurance covering baggage loss, cancellation and curtailment, medical, accident, and repatriation / emergency evacuation. Minimum coverage: USD $150,000 per person for Subantarctic / South Pacific / Japan / New Zealand voyages; USD $250,000 per person for Antarctic voyages. Repatriation / emergency evacuation cover should include polar evacuation. Proof of insurance must be submitted before final payment, otherwise Heritage Expeditions reserves the right to cancel the booking.
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