Village Visits
Feel the warmth and genuine hospitality of the Fijian people when visiting our traditional villages and 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.

Sand Dunes
The historical Lapita people played an important role in Fiji’s early history. Proof of their existence has been found in the form of pottery fragments and human skeletons, buried in the Sigatoka Sand Dunes. Good trekking opportunities, great views and nearby offshore surf breaks. This is the site of Fiji’s first national heritage park, covering 650 hectares; it is an important archaeological and ecological area.

Firewalking and Meke Show
You can witness traditional and authentic cultural shows that are unique to Fiji. Watch an intense performance by the popular Beqa firewalkers at many major Resorts around the country or visit Fiji’s very own Arts Village where there is singing, dancing, storytelling of myths and legends of the Fiji Islands all in an ambience surrounding Fiji’s traditional village set up.

Trekking
Fiji’s backcountry wilderness offers luxuriant sugar cane and vegetable farms, archaeological and cultural sites, volcanic mountains, tropical rainforest, waterfalls, rivers for swimming and spectacular highland views. Often included are traditional Fijian village hospitality and cultural experiences.

Fiji’s national parks offer fresh water, swimming pools, pristine waterfalls and low impact trekking, taking in our extensive native varieties of flora and fauna. Best known are Colo-I-Suva, Abaca/Koroyanitu [Lautoka], and Bouma [Taveuni].