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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.

Get access to an incredible encounter with marine life on this ultimate snorkel with sharks encounter in Fiji. It's a hassle-free day with a full itinerary organized for you—you are picked up from your hotel and taken by boat to Kuata Island. This tour is suitable for all skill levels, including first-time snorkelers, and you get a full safety briefing. After an amazing shark encounter, lunch is included too.

Discover the Fiji Highlands on this adventure-packed tour. First, take a longboat ride up the scenic Navua River, which offers views of cascading waterfalls, tropical rainforest, and picturesque island scenery. Then, visit a Fijian village to observe how the locals live. Following that, you’ll float downstream on inner tubes over gentle rapids. A riverside lunch is also included.

Take your Fiji adventure to new heights with a zipline tour through the treetops. Soar across 16 zipline cables at jaw-dropping speeds, covering 3 miles (5 km) in a spectacular wilderness setting with panoramic ocean views. Your 5-hour tour includes a guided exploration of limestone caves and a tasty lunch. Round-trip hotel transport is available from Nadi, Wailoaloa and Denarau.

Glide into the sunset during a Denarau Island dinner cruise and be welcomed aboard with a complimentary cocktail. Feast on a buffet barbecue dinner, and upgrade to savor fresh-caught chargrilled whole lobster. Enjoy musical entertainment, including a Fijian cultural show, while you watch the sun slip below the horizon—a Pacific Island evening to be remembered.

Escape the island crowds to this unique floating platform in the South Pacific Ocean. Only accessible by boat, set off from Port Denarau for a relaxing break out at sea. Sunbathe on comfortable loungers, go snorkeling, and enjoy freshly prepared meals and a cocktail or two. Catch up with your favorite podcast with free Wi-Fi, or simply watch the world go by. Perfect for visitors looking for peace and tranquility.

If you’re curious about scuba diving, Fiji is a great place to learn. Enjoy a small-group introductory experience that takes you straight out to sea—there’s no need to mess around in a pool first. You’ll be given the necessary equipment and some instruction from the boat before getting into the warm, shallow water for two introductory dives. Explore the colorful reef and tropical fish during a safe, guided experience.

Explore the great outdoors in Fiji, without the worry of navigating and driving on unmarked roads. On this off-road cave safari tour, you’ll have the ultimate hassle-free day. Travel in an off-road vehicle with a guide to teach you about Fijian history and culture. You’ll access places that would be hard to reach alone, explore the Naihehe Caves, and enjoy a delicious barbecue lunch.

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.