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Nobody Mentioned the Cave of Bones | Three Weeks in Fulaga, Fiji
24 July 2026 · 24 min · 13K views · Fiji
What this video covers
The crew of the 45-foot catamaran Ba spent three weeks anchored in the lagoon of Fulaga, Fiji, utilising the No Foreign Lands app to navigate local trails and anchorages. After exhausting local wind foiling opportunities, the pair relocated their vessel to a new spot within the lagoon to access a shortcut to the village.▶ 2:57 They commissioned a hand-carved wooden souvenir from a local artisan and hiked to the "Cave of Bones," a historical site on a ridge above the village containing human remains attributed to 19th-century Tongan Wars or a regional measles epidemic.▶ 16:10 The crew successfully navigated the jungle terrain using a guide, though they noted the difficulty of the overgrown paths.▶ 10:18 They also transitioned away from using their onboard generator, relying instead on solar power for their electrical needs.▶ 3:41 The experience highlighted the importance of documenting long-term cruising memories and the cultural significance of the Fulaga region.
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