Last weeek we were fortunate enough to be visiting Fiji and decided a day trip to the islands would be a good idea. As we have visited the Fijian group of islands five times in the past we were looking for a smaller tour to join. Luckily we chose to take the OOLALA tour conducted by Storch Cruised. Our check... More

As there was no snorkelling from our hotel we did this day trip. Had a good day for it as it was a bit cloudy so not overly hot. Cruise not full but outside upstairs on boat filled up first. Boat ride uneventful and passes quickly. Once at the island you can snorkel in from the boat which was great.... More

Thank you so much for a lovely day, you really go the extra mike to make everybody happy!! Shame visibility today was so bad due to the bad weather. I will go back ASAP on a better day! More

We were recommended this trip by our hotel as we were looking for something that was not so long a day as we were meeting friends travelling from the coral coast. IT leaves the POrt at 10am and is back by 4.30. We had a fabulous day, we were a party of two families with children ranging from 6-16 and... More

We spent a fantastic day with the crew of Oolala out on the water and on Savala Island. The smaller numbers that this day cruise caters for meant you felt like you met everyone on the boat and ended the day as friends. The service was fantastic and we wanted for nothing all day - the food was great and... More

After careful research and reading reports on trip advisor we chose Storck Cruises onboard the Oolala. We were looking for a personal experience on a smaller vessel (max guests 60) with a focus on snorkelling and clear Fiji waters. We were not disappointed. Check in was quick and smooth at Port Denarau and we were soon off on a wonderful... More

We embarked on the trip with two couples and three kids, a 3 year old and two approaching 2. From beginning to end it was brilliant, from the beautiful singing of the crew on the way there, way back and on the island, snorkelling, fabulous food, entertaining and engaging crew. The island was remote, so small and intimate, such a... More