Top Fiji Luxury Car Tours

See a side of Fiji that many travelers overlook by taking a small-group tour of Nadi. Learn more about Fijian culture beyond the beaches by exploring city highlights such as the markets, Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple, Sabeto Hot Springs, and more. You won’t struggle to hear or keep up with your guide as this is a personalized small-group tour.

Enjoy Fiji on this activity tour that combines a motorized boat ride on the Navua River, a swim at a waterfall, bamboo rafting, and visiting a cultural village. Lunch is included. When booking, select the option that corresponds to your hotel location.

Enjoy the ultimate day out in paradise at South Sea Island, in Fiji’s Mamanuca archipelago. After a cruise from Port Denarau, arrive at your tropical destination and choose from various activity options. Snorkel to discover the stunning coral reefs, kayak in the lagoons, ride a semi-submersible vessel, or upgrade to scuba dive. Feast on a barbecue lunch with unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks throughout the day.

Make the most of your time in Fiji with a full-day boat excursion. Sail in a tall ship to beautiful Kadavu Lailai in the Mamanuca Islands. Enjoy a traditional kava welcome ceremony, then spend free time sunbathing, snorkeling, or exploring the tropical waters by kayak, paddleboard, or on a glass-bottom boat tour. A barbecue buffet lunch with drinks keeps you going all day long.

Ideal for travelers short on time this private tour covers the highlights of Nadi in one day of sightseeing from Denarau. Highlights include visiting a temple, market, and nearby coastal village; checking out the Garden of the Sleeping Giant, home to hundreds of orchid varieties; and relaxing in natural hot spring mud baths.

Colo-I-Suva Forest Park is a nature reserve near Suva, Fiji. It offers hiking trails, swimming, and birdwatching. Located around ten minutes from the city, sitting at an altitude of 120m to 180m, it’s a cool and peaceful respite from Suva’s urban hubbub. Slipping and sliding through the forest over water-worn rocks is the Waisila Creek, which makes its way down to Waimanu River and forms the water swimming holes along the way.

It’s a day-trip from Nadi. Nabalasere village is beautifully placed amid neatly tended gardens with all the houses painted in natural surrounding colours of mint green shade. It’s no surprise that it once won a prize as Fiji’s best-kept village. You’ll hear the sounds of the beautiful Fiji waterfall before you reach it and will come across the curtain raiser where the jungle parts to reveal a smooth, deep swimming hole scalloped out of the rock by the water. As you climb a little higher around the corner, the massive falls are revealed, tumbling down nearly 70m into a huge pool.

A morning of leisurely hiking and rainforest sightseeing awaits you on the Coral Coast as you trek to the Sava Nu Mate Laya aka the Biausevu Fiji waterfall. Swim in a cool lagoon fringed by giant ferns and wild ginger, and learn about Fijian customs as you share in a traditional kava ceremony in the village of Biausevu. Ride along Fiji’s pristine southern coastline and then turn inland toward the heart of the island as you make your way to the village of the Biausevu tribe. The local chieftain greets you and invites you to partake in a customary Fijian kava ceremony, pounding the root into a fine powder in the Tanoa bowl and then mixing it with water to create a potent, relaxing brew.

Take a break from Fiji’s beaches and explore Nadi’s cultural attractions with a local guide. Visit Sri Siva Subramaniya Swami, a Hindu temple that serves Fiji’s large Indian population, and check out the local produce and handicrafts markets. Tour the Garden of the Sleeping Giant, with more than 2,000 varieties of orchids. The final stop is a visit to the geothermal mud pools, believed to have therapeutic properties.

Visit the largest Hindu Temple in the Southern Hemisphere, shop ‘till you drop at Nadi town markets, taste local fresh produce and immerse yourself in lush rainforest. Spot birds, fish, and lizards in their natural environment. Lather yourself in fresh mud and then rinse it off in hot spring water.

Mount Tomanivi or Mount Victoria as its commonnly known now is considered the Rooftop of not only Vitilevu but Fiji Island. Highest point @ 4341 Ft above Sea Level You will Never compared the beautiful lanscape of Natural Mountain Ranges and Nature with any other parts of the Fiji Islands. Government Expatriates in Levuka our Old Capital City during Colonial times come up to this Area as a place to Rest,Escape Heat,Ease of Mind and Meditate. How does it feel to Stand and drive through at the Pathway of our Early Ancestors. This Mountain Ranges hold stories of Two very important people very well known all over Fiji as far as our Written Histories is concern. 1. First I Taukei or Native to set foot in our home soil 3500 years ago LUTUNASOBASOBA and his Family 2.A Chief and a great Soldier who lives here for a while used this palce to meditate with our early spiritual ancestors. RATU SIR LALA SUKUNA.