3 July 2017

Cultural Experiences in Fiji

Many traditional structures no longer exist but cherished traditions are woven into modern village life. Navala village in the Ba highlands is the only village where most houses are still built in the traditional style ie with thatch, reed walls and sinnet lashings. Another cultural experience not to be missed is the traditional kava ceremony. Kava is an earthy concoction made from the pounded root of a Pepper plant species and was originally drunk during ceremonial occasions. Kava root is usually brought as a sevusevu or gift when asking a chiefs permission to visit his village or lands.
3 July 2017

Scuba Diving in Fiji

Dubbed, the ‘Soft Coral Capital’, Fiji’s colorful carpets of coral are a photographer’s and divers dream. Great dives sites are particularly plentiful in the Somosomo Strait, Bligh Waters, Koro Sea and the Astrolobe Reef. Most resorts contract dive shops to offer visitors both PADI or SSI certification up to specialist level. For the dive fanatic, multi-day dive adventures on liveaboard charters like ‘Nai’a’ and the ‘Fiji Siren’ enable them to reach some stunning remote dive sites.
3 July 2017

White Water Rafting in Fiji

A white-water rafting trip on Fiji’s Upper Navua River during the high-water season is one of the more memorable experiences you’ll have in Fiji. Revered for its phenomenal beauty, the narrow, high-walled canyon weaves its way through fern-filled rainforest and past numerous waterfalls. The canyon is an internationally-recognised RAMSAR site and the rafting company – Rivers Fiji – works closely with government and the local landowners to keep the river pristine
3 July 2017

Small Ship Cruising in Fiji

Multi-day island-hopping cruises to some of Fiji’s most stunning islands operate out of Port Denarau in Nadi. Blue Lagoon Cruises and Captain Cook Cruises – the major cruise operators – visit the Mamanuca and Yasawa Island groups weekly on 3, 4 and 7 day itineraries. Captain Cook Cruises also have less regular ‘Discovery’ cruises to northern and eastern Fiji which is more remote and culturally diverse. Many other options are available for day-cruises and boat charters as well.
3 July 2017

Surfing in Fiji

Surfing in Fiji is usually done on offshore reef breaks and Fiji has some of the best in the world like Cloudbreak, Namotu Lefts and Frigates. The winter months of April – October is the best time for experienced surfers as wind and surf conditions produce bigger waves than usual. The World Surf League’s annual ‘Fiji Pro’ competition is held at ’Cloudbreak’ in the Mamanuca Islands in June each year.
3 July 2017

Skydiving in Fiji

Fiji’s two skydive companies, Skydive Fiji or Free Fall Fiji are both based in Nadi. Leap from a dizzying 14,000ft over Nadi or the Mananuca Islands for breathtakingly beautiful bird’s-eye views of the island and reef mosaics. The companies also offer video/photo packages which help capture the most brag-worthy freefall moments.
3 July 2017

Off Road Tours in Fiji

Quadbike off-road buggy tours make exciting jaunts into the unexplored interior on the big island (Viti Levu). Some companies such as combine these high-speed excursions with other activities like the Sabeto mudpools, ziplining, waterfall and village visits. These tour companies are based in Pacific Harbour, Sigatoka and Nadi.
3 July 2017

Trekking in Fiji

With the ocean beckoning, Fiji’s beautiful interior is largely unexplored. Maintained trails in Fiji’s National Parks offer some of the best treks in Fiji. These include the Sigatoka Sand Dunes (Sigatoka), Bouma Forest Reserve and Lavena Coastal Walk (Taveuni) and Colo-i-Suva Forest Reserve (Suva) and Koroyanitu National Park (Nadi).