Captain Cook Cruises guests can help the oceans by buying a coral to build a reef in the coral rejuvenation program.
The reopening of Tivua Island for day cruise experiences, especially designed for locals, enables guests to buy a coral frag and plant it like they would a seedling on land. All funds go towards funding Captain Cook Cruises’ Coral Rejuvenation Program and help Tivua Island’s surrounding 500 acres of coral reef.
The area has benefited greatly from the extensive work by Captain Cook’s team of Marine Biologists through the lockdown period. Coral planting, and monitoring and rejuvenation of on land plant life, have been priorities.
Captain Cook Cruises continues to focus on sustainable tourism and reef education with their team of Marine Biologists providing ongoing education to guests both on Tivua Island as well as when cruising on the Reef Endeavour.
Through their Ocean Ambassador program many tons of rubbish have been collected from beaches around Fiji during the Reef Endeavour itineraries that stretch as far as Sawa-i-lau & Kia island in the north and the outer reaches of the Lau group visiting more than 90 of Fiji’s 330 islands. Rubbish is collected by crew member Ocean Ambassadors, sorted, weighed, recorded, and recycled. Passengers enjoy getting involved with the program as well.
Guests can rest assured that Captain Cook Cruises have implemented a company-wide policy of strict cleaning, hygiene and health protocols to ensure the safety of its passengers.
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