All Fiji Tours & Excursions in 2026

This is a very comprehensive introduction to this area of Fiji, and well worth going on. Bobby and his driver ensured we had a good variety of sights and places of interest, including fantastic tropical gardens, a temple, shopping- and thermal and mud pools to dip into. Collection from our hotel was a bonus. A great day, thank you Bobby.

This was a really neat trip. You start by taking a ferry out to Kuata Island. From there, the reef is a short boat ride away. The reef is really amazing. We saw lots of black and white tip reef sharks (who do not care about people at all), octopus, squid, lots of fish, and beautiful pristine coral. After about an hour, they take you back to a resort on the island for lunch and to enjoy the island. Later on the ferry comes back by and picks you up. We have snorkeled lots of places, and this reef was really excellent.

This excursion was so much fun! We saw amazing marine life during the Coral snorkeling part. Our guide for the snorkeling was knowledgeable and made the experience easy and laid back. Food was also great and the dancing…let’s just say fun was had by ALL!! 💃🏼🕺🏼

Absolutely fun, high energy yet somewhat relaxing experience!! You get picked up, you are taken to Denarau Marina, you get a voucher of $60 FJD per person, you get on a boat. Up till now, you are not explained anything. 20min into the boat ride, you get a safety briefing and itinerary overview that you cannot hear lol. That’s the vibe- come here, have fun, don’t worry- everything will be alright! You get to the floating island: snatch a day bed as soon as you can. Snorkel gear does not come with a breathing apparatus FYI, I recommend bringing your own and perhaps also inflatable tubes. Brick oven pizza that is delicious, Vegas pool style cocktails in the middle of no where. Not a care in this world and you totally unplug!! This is cashless, there were no tip jars. It was pretty much impossible to tip because they all jumped in to help you, you didn’t get one guy that kept coming after you because you tipped him. We had a great time, it was such a memorable experience and captured a vibe that we never experienced before. Boat ride back, everyone was dancing and singing.

My husband and I booked this through Viator and we both felt this experience gave us one of the best days of our lives. No issues with pick up from our hotel lobby, we got there 5min before pick up time (which was communicated clearly through the Viator app). Our tour guide explained the itinerary and what to expect for check in at the harbor during our ride there. The boat ride there was loaded with entertainment: kava ceremony, live music and morning tea with light snacks. Open bar is only available on the island and was limited to (cheap wine) and beer- which we didn’t mind: we were not there to get plastered! I recommend skipping out on cabana rental (save that money and tip the staff). We snatched a spot under trees with shade. There were also mats you can use if you could not get lounge chairs. On the island: you could do a guided snorkeling tour, SUP, kayaking and glass bottom boat ride. When we were kayaking, the water was so clear that we could see starfish and corals. We saw so many fish and corals when we snorkeled and I do recommend following the guide- the high traffic areas for boats are areas where they relocated corals and you wouldn’t see anything if you don’t know. Highlight of the trip was the glass bottom tour. The guide explains so much about corals and what the company has done to preserve the wildlife. The boat was quite clear and it is indeed the lazy person’s guide to snorkeling. Lunch was better than I expected! Island BBQ with salad options. Not bad considering the staff hauled a generator onto the island to cook all the food. The boat ride back was very entertaining: we learnt about coconuts, and saw a live demonstration on how it was opened back in the days without tools. Lots of live music and afternoon tea. There was no pressure to tip, but seeing how hard the staff worked we made sure to leave something generous in the tip box and smaller tips to individuals that helped us. A bit disappointed to see most folks did not even tip. Reminder folks: people here make ~$2FJD per hour. A little something on your end goes such a long way for them. If you keep them comfortable, it will make future visitors have the same great experience that you had!

We went on a night when it was pouring torrentially! But the staff went the extra mile to make sure that didn’t dampen our moods. To summarize: the experience is like you are welcomed into a Fijian village. It is not commercialized or big budget like Hawaiian luaus in big cities, but you are fed and you are entertained and you are educated on the culture. No issues with pick up from our hotel lobby, we got there 5min before pick up time (which was communicated clearly through the Viator app). The driver got off the car and used an umbrella to walk each passenger on board so they don’t get drenched. Upon arriving, you see your assigned seat with your name. You are split into 2 groups: one group gets the cultural lessons and other groups get to tour the village and when done, they swap. They offer huge umbrellas to use when walking around the complex in the rain. This is not a fancy place- this is a cultural village and please be respectful when there. Bathroom facilities was clean and due to the rain, there were slippery areas. Staff members stood nearby to ensure you don’t get hurt. They offer mosquito repellent and re-iterate to apply, which obliged since I’m a mosquito magnet. We got to see a kava ceremony, traditional dancing. All very informative and no commercial nonsense. We got to see the food being pulled out of the lovo oven, then were seated a short amount of time before we got up to self serve, buffet style. Food was quite great! A little sad that palusami ran out before we got to try, but we were overall quite content with the food selection. After dinner, there is a fire dance and they wrapped up the night by getting everyone to dance, which was so much fun! There was no pressure to tip, but seeing how hard the staff worked we made sure to leave something generous in the tip box and smaller tips to individuals that helped us. A bit disappointed to see most folks did not even tip. Reminder folks: people here make ~$2FJD per hour. A little something on your end goes such a long way for them. If you keep them comfortable, it will make future visitors have the same great experience that you had!

One of the most amazing things we have done in our travels! This is a must do for anyone visiting Fiji. Our incredible driver Ace picked us up all the way at the Marriott, gave us wonderful information along the drive and brought us all the way back! (This was not a short drive) Our boat captain Josh (Captain Jack) was simply unmatched. Knowledgable and funny funny!! The villagers welcomed us with graciousness & kindness as we navigated their customs and were fed an incredible lunch. A humbling and heart warming experience we will never forget.

An amazing experience! The island is so beautiful and looks just like the photos. They give you snorkelling gear, paddle boards and kayaks to use while there as well. The food and drinks were delicious, we enjoyed it so much we went back two days later for the half day trip.