Top Fiji Rafting

The Mamanuca Islands can only be reached by boat, so take the stress out of transport planning by having everything organized for you. After a Denarau Island hotel pickup, board the boat and head to Mana, Monu, and Mondriki islands. Visiting multiple islands in one day means you make the most of your trip. Enjoy free time to swim and snorkel, and refuel with a delicious Fijian buffet lunch.

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.

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.

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.

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.

If visiting Kula WILD Adventure Park isn’t enough for your kids, they can become park rangers for a day. With this experience, they'll put on their own ranger uniform (and take it home), prepare feed for coral and fish displays, hand-feed Kula Collared Lories (under supervision), help with health checks on rare iguanas, and more. The experience concludes with planting fruit trees that serve as food sources for doves visiting the park.