Top Suva Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

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.

This is tour is based on your interests and will be dictacted by you! Explore Fiji’s capital city, Suva, the centre of Fiji's commerce and the seat of government. On a guided tour, see notable landmarks, and learn more about the history of the city. Visit the President’s Residence and nearby Albert Park where Kingsford-Smith landed his small aircraft on his epic flight from America to Australia in 1928. Discover the nearby Thurston Botanical gardens with varieties of palms, gingers, water lilies, and other local flora. Within the gardens, you will also have an opportunity to see the Fiji Museum. After this, you can do some shopping, experience Suva’s bustling municipal market, and choose lunch from a variety of restaurants that include Chinese, Indian, seafood, and local cuisines.

Visit a Suva Village on Orchid Island in Fiji with personalized attention and a flexible itinerary. Explore the ancient customs and rituals of the local people and learn about the local flora and fauna. This private tour means personalized attention and a flexible itinerary for you and your private party.

Enjoy a private departure transfer from your accommodation in Suva to the Nadi International Airport. This is a private transfer for up to 15 people. If the size of your group is 4 people or less, you will travel in an Alphard Hybrid car. If the size of your group is 5 – 15 people you will travel in a Toyota HiAce van. This transfer is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You will travel in spacious modern vehicles, all with air conditioning as well as baby seats if required. This transfer is for pick up from the following hotels: Holiday Inn Grand Pacific Hotel Capricorn Apartments Studio 6 Apartments Novotel Hotel Lami

While it doesn’t take long to get from Port Douglas to the wilderness of the Daintree and Mosman Gorge, effectively exploring the area can be difficult on your own. Take a small-group tour, though, and you can cruise along the Daintree River, keeping an eye out for crocodiles, and learn about the flora, fauna, and cultural history of the rainforest from your driver-guide.