Cobia Island, Fiji
Cobia Island (also known as Thombia or Budd Island) is a small, uninhabited crescent-shaped volcanic island in Fiji's Ringgold Isles, an outlier group north of Vanua Levu in Cakaudrove Province. More about Cobia Island →
Cruise Ships in Cobia Island
No ships are scheduled in Cobia Island yet
New calls appear here as cruise lines publish them.
Getting to the Cobia Island cruise port
Driving to the port
Cobia is an uninhabited remote island in the Ringgold Isles. Cruise passengers reach it only with their ship; there is no public airport, scheduled ferry or town transport network serving the island.
Eating in Cobia Island
Uninhabited island; no ashore dining venues for cruise passengers.
About Cobia Island
Cobia Island (also known as Thombia or Budd Island) is a small, uninhabited crescent-shaped volcanic island in Fiji's Ringgold Isles, an outlier group north of Vanua Levu in Cakaudrove Province. It sits inside Budd Reef and is known for a submerged caldera whose lagoon opens to the northeast, with beach forest and clear reef waters.
Cruise passengers encounter it as a remote South Pacific expedition call rather than a town or commercial harbour. The island is distinct from nearby Qamea and from Cikobia further north.
- Climate
- Fiji has a wet season from November to April and a dry season from May to October.
- Time zone
- Fiji Standard Time
- Currency
- Fijian Dollar (FJD)