⚠️ Timetables, opening hours, prices and access conditions may change without notice, for reasons beyond our control (season, weather, decisions by operators, venues or local authorities). Before every trip, check the information with the relevant authorities and service providers.
Visitors present kava root (yaqona) to the chief of the village welcoming them, as a sign of goodwill. Kava marks the main stages of Fijian life.
Cover your legs and shoulders, and find out about etiquette and access conditions before your visit. Topless and monokini bathing are prohibited on the beaches.
Official websitediplomatie.gouv.fr→Sigatoka River Safari takes visitors up the river by jet boat to a partner village: an explanation of protocol, a kava ceremony, a dance lesson and lunch.
Official websitesigatokariver.com→National museum with archaeological collections spanning 3,700 years and maritime, masi and girmit galleries. Open every day; check opening hours before visiting.
Official websitefijimuseum.org.fj→Fiji's first national park: dunes, dry forest and a Lapita archaeological site, with two trails of one to two hours, a visitor centre and rangers.
Official websitenationaltrust.org.fj→From 1879 to 1916, indentured labourers from India were brought to the sugar-cane plantations. Their legacy lives on in Fiji Hindi and in a gallery of the Fiji Museum.
Marine reserve known for shark diving, offered by operators such as Beqa Adventure Divers from Pacific Harbour.
Official websitefijisharkdive.com→Two dive sites facing Taveuni, the 'Garden Island', reached from the island's dive centres.
Mantaray Island Resort, set within a marine reserve, runs trips to see manta rays. Check conditions with the resort.
Official websitemantarayisland.com→