All Nadi Tours & Excursions in 2026

This was a fabulous experience. Sarah our guide was amazing. It was so worth it. The views were great. I would recommend the morning esssion as the afternoon would be very hot. Be aware that you need to pay $30per person when you arrive for insurance, this was not mentioned to us before arriving.

What an amazing experience. Such a beautiful place. I brought my wife and three kids. My 12 year old was afraid to get out of the boat. You could see the sharks swimming. Eventually he got into the water. After a couple of minutes he was swimming around looking at the sharks and fish. The staff were amazing. Very friendly. I highly recommend this. It’s well worth it.

Great fun & would highly recommend. Great exercise, you will need to be prepared to for the first 5 platform climbs which are somewhat challenging. Plenty time to rest on the way before each zip. Bruce & the team members are fantastic. They make it a lot of fun and pay close attention each person & their safety. Give them your phone for photos & videos, you won't be disappointed!

Our driver (Reddy) was there and gave us an exceptional ride to our hotel. Very friendly, knowledgeable, and a great introduction to Fijian people. He kept the car cool for us as we were not acclimated to the Fiji heat yet. Hopefully we get him for our ride back to the airport in a few days. I highly recommend this transfer service.

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!

All around a fantastic experience. Everything was so amazing for the warm greeting, to the farewell. The boat tour was incredible with the stunning scenery and the waterfall was incredible to cool off in on a sweltering day. Back in the village the food was fantastic, prepared so well along with the cultural learnings and just learning more around another way. The tour organisers and operators were so warm and friendly and incredibly passionate.

Great private tour with our driver/tour guide Jason. He picked us up at our cruise port which we thought was worth the added fee. First stop was the Hindu temple where he wrapped sarongs around us to cover our legs. Beautiful temple so colorful. Was not crowded yet since it was still early. Next stop was the Nadi markets and produce markets. So many fruits and vegs and all so colorful. Next stop sleeping giant orchid farm. Boardwalk path or well marked paths to follow. Very cool and serene here. Afterwards, they serve you a cool refreshing tropical juice drink. Last stop was the oldest Nadi village. Buildings were all very quaint. We never felt rushed at any stop. The whole tour was right about 5 hours with Jason dropping us back at the cruise port. Just realized we never took a pic with him and wished we had.

My wife and I had a wonderful time, we had two guides named Ba and Ruby that made the experience so fun and enjoyable while we zip-lined through the Fiji mountain/forest. I highly recommend this tour to anyone looking to have fun and see great views of the Fiji islands. 10/10 experience