The Upper Navua River is our hidden pathway to a pristine tropical wilderness. Shrouded in lush rain forest, fed by countless waterfalls and protected by challenging rapids, the upper Navua River is Fiji rafting at its best.
This excursion will take you through some of the country's most formidable and phenomenally beautiful terrain in the relative comfort of inflatable rafts. This is a place where black volcanic walls are at points barely five meters apart and over forty meters high and fringed by emerald rainforest.
This fabulous day cruise will give you a taste of the Yasawas in more ways than one, revealing the stunning bays, beaches and dramatic volcanic features of the rugged islands. The cruise on board the Yasawa Flyer begins at Denarau Marina and takes you into the Yasawas past Kuata, Waya, Waya Lailai and several smaller islands on the way to the southern end of Naviti where the delights of Botaira await you.
You'll have approximately 2 1/2 hours ashore to wander the secluded beach, go kayaking, swimming or enjoy superb snorkelling with good coral and abundant fish life just 30 metres from shore within the Marine Reserve.
Enjoy a delicious two course seafood lunch seated on an elevated deck overlooking the beach. Or treat yourself to the freshly caught local lobster for lunch.
As your time at Botaira comes to an end, the Yasawa Flyer will call by the resort to pick you up and transport you back down through the scenic islands to Denarau Marina.
Cruise out to Castaway on our high speed catamaran. The beauty of the resort with its perfect white sand and swaying palms stretches before you as you are welcomed ashore. Enjoy lazing in the sun beneath the trees and wander along the soft sand. Snorkel straight off the beach in the crystal clear waters and over vibrant coral reefs. The perfect end to a perfect day. For lunch enjoy castaway's tropical two course a la carte or buffet lunch served in the beachside restaurant.
Una aventura que te lleva por los caminos menos transitados, que brinda la oportunidad de descubrir más de la belleza del interior de Fiyi. Aprende un poco más sobre la historia del canibalismo del sistema de cuevas más grande de Fiyi: las cuevas Naihehe. Nuestros guías y conductores de todoterrenos están entrenados con los más altos estándares para maniobrar los poderosos vehículos que te llevarán de forma segura y cómoda a la cueva Naihehe, también conocida como la cueva del Caníbal, donde vivía la última tribu caníbal conocida.
Combinamos el método moderno de una barcaza con la antigua técnica fiyiana de bilibili o canoa de bambú para que tanto tú como nuestros cuatriciclos crucen el río Sigatoka y llegar, en unos 35 minutos por el camino menos transitado, a la residencia del jefe tribal.
La leyenda dice que nadie puede entrar en la cueva sin antes pedirle permiso o, fiel al significado literal de la palabra naihehe, uno se perderá si intenta entrar por sí mismo. La cueva tiene más de 170 metros de largo y fue usada como fortaleza de una tribu caníbal. Contempla el horno caníbal, una plataforma de rituales, la habitación del sacerdote y otros recordatorios de su historia caníbal.
Tráete ropa de cambio ya que ninguna visita está completa sin un baño en un pozo de aguas dulces cercano acompañado de tus nuevos amigos.
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Visita el pueblo de Vusama, uno de los lugares más históricos de Fiyi, ubicado en el río Tuva. Te daremos la bienvenida en una tradicional casa llamada «bure» y asistirás a la sevu-sevu, la ceremonia de beber la kava de Fiyi. Tendrás la oportunidad de explorar el pueblo y, tal vez, hacer algún amigo local.
Tras el recorrido por el pueblo, te reunirás con el equipo y pondrás rumbo a una nueva aventura: ¡a capturar cangrejos de barro de camino a la isla de Robinson Crusoe! Una vez allí, podrás relajarte en la isla y disfrutar de actividades como esnórquel, kayak, darte un baño y mucho más. Por la tarde, nuestra tripulación te enseñará a cocinar tu captura de la mañana usando únicamente ingredientes naturales de la isla.
Disfruta de una paseo en barco de media hora por la jungla, admira tejidos, forma parte de una demonstración de tallado y alfarería, pasea por la jungla y visita un antiguo emplazamiento de cerámica.
Empieza el día con un sabor isleño al subir a bordo de nuestro magnifico barco de vela blanca (Ra Marama) o del lujoso y elegante catamarán de vela – el Fiji One. Pon rumbo a la isla de Tivua y prepárate para vivir una experiencia única.
Rodeada de playas de arena blanca y con más de 200 hectáreas de jardines de coral, Tivua es una pequeña joya de las islas Mamanuca. Descubre la cultura tradicional de Fiyi, pasea por la naturaleza, aprende a descascarar y tejer fibras de coco y participa en una ceremonia de kava fiyiana.
En temporada, te brindamos la oportunidad de observar los nidos de las aves y las tortugas. También te llevaremos a bucear y a hacer esnórquel por los alrededores de Tivua para que aprecies las aguas cristalinas y la impresionante vida marina. Una vez en tierra, contempla enormes jardines de flores tropicales de hibisco, piérdete por la playa y enamórate de la vista del océano.
Para los que prefieran relajarse, ofrecemos masajes en la playa, comida y bebida preparadas, relajantes paseos en barcos con fondo de cristal y, por supuesto, los servicios de un espá (servicios de espá sujetos a tarifa adicional).
No te preocupes por tus hijos, ¡nosotros los mantendremos ocupados mientras tú te relajas! Disponemos de una gran variedad de actividades para niños de 3 a 9 años: partidos de voleibol contra la tripulación, construcción de castillos de arena o la búsqueda del tesoro para los más aventureros. Con todo esto, lo único que tienes que hacer es relajarte y disfrutar de tu masaje en la playa – tus hijos estarán bien atendidos.
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Incluido: almuerzo tropical tipo bufé, ceremonia de kava, cerveza, vino, refrescos, té por la mañana y por la tarde, uso de canoas y pelotas de voleibol.
There’s no better way to experience a culture than to jump right in with the locals. Get a unique perspective on Fijian traditions with this Sunday tour that takes you from a morning church service through to an intimate lunch with a local family. This is the ultimate anti-tourist experience that will take you far away from the resorts and island bars and deep into the heart of what makes Fiji’s people so wonderful.
Start your Sunday Fiji tour by joining a church congregation for the day’s service. Your guide will brief you on the dos and don’ts and give you a history lesson of the islands’ religious practices. This is an extremely intimate opportunity that will make you not just a visitor, but a part of the local community. In addition to taking part in the sermon and readings, you’ll meet local children attending Sunday school and hear the sounds of Fiji’s rich musical heritage by listening to the church choir perform.
Please note that a collection plate will be passed around, for donations to assist with running the church. It is not mandatory to donate; however, if you feel that you want to give a dollar or two, you’re most welcomed to.
Once the service is over and as you bid goodbye to members of the congregation, you’ll meet the family that will host a Sunday lunch with you in their home. The term “bula” is something you’ll hear everywhere in Fiji. It means hello, goodbye, welcome, love, life, and more, and it often is used to sum up the vibe of Fiji itself. One of the best ways to understand the bula spirit is to visit a family — because bula originates from within the family.
You’ll sit and enjoy a cosy meal with a local family, during which time you’ll have the chance to learn about their cultural traditions and history. In Fiji, meals are traditionally eaten sitting on the living room floor, with food spread out on a tablecloth in the middle of the group. Expect lots of good (and filling!) food, laughs, smiles, and warm hospitality.After your meal and conversation, your guide will take you back to your hotel, and you can spend the rest of your Sunday exploring on your own.
On this day cruise, you'll travel aboard the Yasawa Flyer, seeing the stunning and varied scenery of this chain of ancient volcanic islands. Cruise along the coast of the many islands - at the southern end of the island chain are steep volcanic cliffs and unusual rock formations, whilst in the northern Yasawas - home to the famous Blue Lagoon region - the surrounding islands are more low lying with palm fringed, long sandy beaches.
You'll cruise close by endless beautiful beaches, villages and the numerous locally owned resorts catering to backpackers and travellers looking for that something a bit different. Note that it is a long day, but the scenery is truly worth it. We'll provide you with a tasty packed lunch and there is a licensed bar on-board where you can purchase drinks and snacks. Don't forget your camera and enjoy your scenic journey exploring the Yasawa Islands.
Welcome aboard the Fiji One, Fiji's most prestigious charter vessel and one of the largest sailing catamarans in the Southern Hemisphere, where local chefs will prepare a sumptuous fresh barbeque dinner as you enjoy a complimentary welcome drink and take in the views. For a truly luxurious experience, upgrade your dinner cruise to include a full lobster!
Fijian cultural entertainment and the spectacular scenery of the Mamanuca islands round off your perfect evening on the water.
Food! We love it. It doesn't matter where in the world you’re from, we all bond over food. In the South Pacific, locals have lived off nature’s provisions for thousands of years and their ways of preparing and cooking food differ greatly from both Western and Eastern cultures, for a totally unique flavour. Learn more about Fijian cuisine (and eat, eat, eat!) with this hands-on cooking experience.
Your culinary adventure will start out with a tour of the market, where you’ll shop for some of the local ingredients that will be part of your cooking class later in the day.
Supplies ready, you’ll next meet your hosts, a group of local Fijian women who not only love to cook, but also love teaching guests how to cook s Fiji’s most popular local dishes. You’ll chop, marinate, grate, gather, and sort, all under the guidance of your hosts.
While your gourmet dishes are cooking, you’ll have free time to fully explore the local community and culture. Chat with your hosts and learn more about Fijian traditions, help out as the dining area is set for your meal, or take a walk around the neighbourhood and do a bit of hyperlocal sightseeing.
Once it’s time to dine, you’ll get a lesson in local eating etiquette. The Pacific way is without the use of a fork or knife — a style that may seem messy at first, but is the best way to truly experience the tastes of Fijian cuisine.
Stuffed and satisfied from your delicious (and hearty) Fijian meal, you can kick back and relax with your hosts before bidding farewell and heading back to your hotel.