Must See - Must Do in the Fiji Islands
In Fiji, each new day brings with it a wide range of unique and fascinating things to see, do and experience. From wondrous beauty to captivating cultural experiences, sightseeing in Fiji will never fail to take your breath away.
Picnic or stroll through the world famous private orchid collection of American actor, Raymond Burr. Visit legendary Viseisei Village where the original Fijians landed 3,500 years ago. Take an evening sugar train ride with cocktails and Fijian serenaders. Swim with the 'gods' in the mystical waterfall of a tropical rainforest. Explore the huge, ancient cave fortress of Fiji's last cannibal tribes - wondrous rock formations and awesome reminders of bygone days. Visit Kula Eco Park to see a microcosm of Fiji's natural flora and fauna. Or, add a thrilling perspective and see the islands as only a flight-seeing experience can offer.
Fiji's tropical climate, boasting the highest sunshine factor in the South Pacific, provides a sun culture that focuses on water and outdoor activities like the following:
Bike Riding - Biking should be an integral part of your eco-experience, either as adventurous mountain biking or casual scenic cycling. It is an independent and affordable way to see parts of Fiji and to keep fit. Fiji also offers motorcycle and off-road motor bike rentals.
Exploring - The 'Nahehe' Cave located in the Sigatoka Valley is nature's treasure, accessed by a short trek through farmland and forest. The caves includes a sacred pond and legendary "pregnancy gap" leading to the Great Cathedral Chamber. The tour is organized daily by Adventures in Paradise. Guided day tours - of Fiji's capital city takes you to Government House, Fiji Museum, Albert Park, Botanical Gardens, University of the South Pacific, Laucala Bay, The Fijian Handicraft Centre, Moslem Mosque, Hindu Temple, Catholic Cathedral and the main shopping district.
Horse Riding - If you can't find it at your hotel resort, try Newtown Beach Stables for beach, mountain, sunset or even moonlight rides.
Lawn Bowling - Oh yes, for the stressed-out who desire the solitude of contemplation, soothe your soul and dress in white for Fijian lawn bowling!
Pearl Farms - Savusavu in our northern island of Vanua Levu produces Fiji's rare pearls. With day tours to the farm, the visit will enlighten you on the farming techniques for pearls of significant color and world-recognized size.
Rivers - Explore Fiji's extensive river systems, either by boat, jet boat, canoe, kayak or a "bilibili" bamboo raft, try the Navua River, Sigatoka River or Wainibuka River.
River Safari - This award-winning eco-cultural tour aboard a jet-boat on the Sigatoka River gives you an in-depth experience of the panoramic view of the highland sceneries, farmlands and village communities.
Scenic Flights - See Fiji from a helicopter or fixed-wing craft is an aerial spectacle of reef-fringed islands floating amidst a cobalt blue ocean that needs to be seen to be believed.
Water Sports Fun - Choose from waterskiing, water scooters, banana boating, glass bottom boat rides and sailing a sunfish or hobie cat.
Waterfalls - Because of Fiji's volcanic mountainous terrain, waterfalls are common on the larger islands. Perhaps the best knowns are in Bouma [Taveuni], Biuausevu [Coral Coast], Rakiraki, Koroyanitu [Lautoka], Savusavu, Wailoku and the Navua River.
Village Visits - Feel the warmth and genuine hospitality of the Fijian people when visiting our traditional villages but please be mindful of Fijian traditional values and protocol. Navala Village, famous for its unspoilt beauty of the surrounding area brings you Fiji's hinterland with a spectacular hilltop location of over 100 thatched "bures" [Fijian traditional home]. With a magnificent view from the hilltop location, Navala village appears to be in a shape of a crucifix.
NOTE: Kids and family are the backbone of Fijian culture. "Matavuvale" is the Fijian word for family and you'll find the importance of a matavuvale here in everything from weekly family-friendly events to the daily children's learning, play and arts & crafts programs at most resorts. And, you won't have to worry about the kids when you need some time away from them because Fijians are probably the most caring "baby-sitters" in the world!
Picnic or stroll through the world famous private orchid collection of American actor, Raymond Burr. Visit legendary Viseisei Village where the original Fijians landed 3,500 years ago. Take an evening sugar train ride with cocktails and Fijian serenaders. Swim with the 'gods' in the mystical waterfall of a tropical rainforest. Explore the huge, ancient cave fortress of Fiji's last cannibal tribes - wondrous rock formations and awesome reminders of bygone days. Visit Kula Eco Park to see a microcosm of Fiji's natural flora and fauna. Or, add a thrilling perspective and see the islands as only a flight-seeing experience can offer.
Fiji's tropical climate, boasting the highest sunshine factor in the South Pacific, provides a sun culture that focuses on water and outdoor activities like the following:
Bike Riding - Biking should be an integral part of your eco-experience, either as adventurous mountain biking or casual scenic cycling. It is an independent and affordable way to see parts of Fiji and to keep fit. Fiji also offers motorcycle and off-road motor bike rentals.
Exploring - The 'Nahehe' Cave located in the Sigatoka Valley is nature's treasure, accessed by a short trek through farmland and forest. The caves includes a sacred pond and legendary "pregnancy gap" leading to the Great Cathedral Chamber. The tour is organized daily by Adventures in Paradise. Guided day tours - of Fiji's capital city takes you to Government House, Fiji Museum, Albert Park, Botanical Gardens, University of the South Pacific, Laucala Bay, The Fijian Handicraft Centre, Moslem Mosque, Hindu Temple, Catholic Cathedral and the main shopping district.
Horse Riding - If you can't find it at your hotel resort, try Newtown Beach Stables for beach, mountain, sunset or even moonlight rides.
Lawn Bowling - Oh yes, for the stressed-out who desire the solitude of contemplation, soothe your soul and dress in white for Fijian lawn bowling!
Pearl Farms - Savusavu in our northern island of Vanua Levu produces Fiji's rare pearls. With day tours to the farm, the visit will enlighten you on the farming techniques for pearls of significant color and world-recognized size.
Rivers - Explore Fiji's extensive river systems, either by boat, jet boat, canoe, kayak or a "bilibili" bamboo raft, try the Navua River, Sigatoka River or Wainibuka River.
River Safari - This award-winning eco-cultural tour aboard a jet-boat on the Sigatoka River gives you an in-depth experience of the panoramic view of the highland sceneries, farmlands and village communities.
Scenic Flights - See Fiji from a helicopter or fixed-wing craft is an aerial spectacle of reef-fringed islands floating amidst a cobalt blue ocean that needs to be seen to be believed.
Water Sports Fun - Choose from waterskiing, water scooters, banana boating, glass bottom boat rides and sailing a sunfish or hobie cat.
Waterfalls - Because of Fiji's volcanic mountainous terrain, waterfalls are common on the larger islands. Perhaps the best knowns are in Bouma [Taveuni], Biuausevu [Coral Coast], Rakiraki, Koroyanitu [Lautoka], Savusavu, Wailoku and the Navua River.
Village Visits - Feel the warmth and genuine hospitality of the Fijian people when visiting our traditional villages but please be mindful of Fijian traditional values and protocol. Navala Village, famous for its unspoilt beauty of the surrounding area brings you Fiji's hinterland with a spectacular hilltop location of over 100 thatched "bures" [Fijian traditional home]. With a magnificent view from the hilltop location, Navala village appears to be in a shape of a crucifix.
NOTE: Kids and family are the backbone of Fijian culture. "Matavuvale" is the Fijian word for family and you'll find the importance of a matavuvale here in everything from weekly family-friendly events to the daily children's learning, play and arts & crafts programs at most resorts. And, you won't have to worry about the kids when you need some time away from them because Fijians are probably the most caring "baby-sitters" in the world!
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