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• Arrange a cruise by schooner or yacht to the different islands, or a coach tour around the main islands.
• Zoom along the mangrove-lined tidal corridors on jet-boat trips.
• Bamboo-raft along the streams and rivers.
• Scuba-dive and snorkel around Fiji's soft coral reefs, such as the Beqa Lagoon, Rainbow Reef or the Somosomo Straits with the famous Great White Wall.
• Get active and go sailing, windsurfing, waterskiing, canoeing, kayaking or parasailing.
• Surf the famous ‘Cloud Breaker’ (6m/18ft wave) that was found offshore at Tavarua. Fiji’s waves typically break on coral reefs. Most of the well-known spots are off Viti Levu and can often only be reached by boat.
• Trek Fiji’s network of marked nature trails, such as the Lavena Coastal Walk or Vidawa Forest Walk.
• Watch for fruit bats, parrots and marine turtles, or swim in waterfalls, in the forest and coastal parks and reserves.
• Investigate the acres of orchids and flowering plants in the Garden of the Sleeping Giant at the foot of the Sabeto Mountains, and the Sigatoka Sand Dunes off the main Queens Highway on Viti Levu.
• Take part in a meke, Fijian dancing involving locals dressed entirely in national costume of flower leis, grass skirts and tapa cloth. The men perform warrior dances while the women sing.
See Contact Addresses for further tourist information.
• Zoom along the mangrove-lined tidal corridors on jet-boat trips.
• Bamboo-raft along the streams and rivers.
• Scuba-dive and snorkel around Fiji's soft coral reefs, such as the Beqa Lagoon, Rainbow Reef or the Somosomo Straits with the famous Great White Wall.
• Get active and go sailing, windsurfing, waterskiing, canoeing, kayaking or parasailing.
• Surf the famous ‘Cloud Breaker’ (6m/18ft wave) that was found offshore at Tavarua. Fiji’s waves typically break on coral reefs. Most of the well-known spots are off Viti Levu and can often only be reached by boat.
• Trek Fiji’s network of marked nature trails, such as the Lavena Coastal Walk or Vidawa Forest Walk.
• Watch for fruit bats, parrots and marine turtles, or swim in waterfalls, in the forest and coastal parks and reserves.
• Investigate the acres of orchids and flowering plants in the Garden of the Sleeping Giant at the foot of the Sabeto Mountains, and the Sigatoka Sand Dunes off the main Queens Highway on Viti Levu.
• Take part in a meke, Fijian dancing involving locals dressed entirely in national costume of flower leis, grass skirts and tapa cloth. The men perform warrior dances while the women sing.
See Contact Addresses for further tourist information.
