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British navigator William Bligh was the
first European to
sight the
Yasawas in 1789,
following the
Mutiny on the Bounty.
Captain Barber in HMS Arthur...
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Yasawa, also
called ****awa and Ysava, is the
northernmost large island of the
Yasawa Group, an
archipelago in Fiji's
Western Division.
Located at 17.00°...
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provides sea
transfer services to the
island chains of the
Mamanucas and the
Yasawas. Port Denarau, as well as
containing Denarau Marina, is a
shopping precinct...
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Yasawa Island Airport (IATA: YAS, ICAO: NFSW) is an
airport on the
Yasawa Island in the Fiji's
Western Division. The
airport is a
short strip running...
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traffic on 10
October of that year. All
stations are in
Iwate Prefecture.
Yasawa Station (矢沢駅),
between Nitanai and Oyamada, 2.5 km east of Nitanai, opened...
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volcanic archipelago lying to the west of Nadi and to the
south of the
Yasawa Islands. The group, a po****r
tourist destination,
consists of
about 20...
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largest islands, respectively), the
Mamanuca Group (just off Nadi) and
Yasawa Group,
which are po****r
tourist destinations, the
Lomaiviti Group, off...
- the
first p****age by
Europeans through the Fiji Islands. However, the
Yasawas remained largely ignored by the
wider world until the
United States used...
- 4.602 1 Waya
Island 22.43 1
Wayasewa 6.53 1
White Rock 0.01 0
Yaqeta Yaqeta 7.615 1
Yasawa Nabukeru Bukama, Tamusua, Teci,
Yasawa-i-Rara 32.547 1120...
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Nanuya Levu (pronounced [naˈnuja ˈleβu]) is a
privately owned island of the
Yasawa Group in Fiji and the site of the
Turtle Island Resort, a
sustainable luxury...
