Your journey begins on a motor boat which takes you up the river past villages and through scenes of untouched beauty with waterfalls and deep gorges.

Experience the thrills of fast-flowing shallow rapids along the way to the Nukusere village for a Kava ceremony and tropical Fijian lunch.

Enjoy a swim in the clear fresh mountain water and visit specialty shops before returning down the river.

For the greatest fun under the sun you can't beat a day at South Sea Island, Fiji's premier maritime playground. Just 25 minutes from Denarau aboard our high speed catamaran our uninhabited island awaits you surrounded by crystal clear waters and magnificent soft coral reefs. The island has fantastic swimming and snorkeling (even at low tide!) and a pool suitable for children and adults.

The Fijian crew will give you a warm welcome as you step ashore onto the white sandy beaches. Then the island and all its activities are yours to enjoy. The hardest part is choosing what to do first! Your day trip includes usage of all non-motorized water sports. You can enjoy snorkeling, sailing, paddle boards, spy boards and windsurfing.

Other great features of your day on South Sea Island will be a ride beneath the waves in our semi-submersible vessel to explore the coral reefs and wonder at the magnificent tropical fish life in the surrounding marine sanctuary. A tasty barbecue and salads lunch is included, as is unlimited drinks including beer, wine, fruit juice and soft drinks throughout the day.

This exciting one day trek departs from Nadi into spectacular upper reaches of the Nausori Highlands region.

Trek to the traditional Fijian village of Yavuna one of the highlands oldest village settled in early 1700's. Enjoy a traditional Fijian lunch, refreshing swim and time with the local villagers.

On the summit, enjoy spectacular view of Nadi Bay and Mt Evans Ranges. This one day trek combines excellent trekking with a cultural experience.

PLEASE NOTE
Due to the respectfully structured culture, your guide will remind you to observe these points while on trek. Girls are to wear a Fijian "sulu" (a practical wrap around cotton skirt - issued complimentary by your guide before entering a village) as it is considered disrespectful for women to wear shorts in Fijian villages. While in a Fijian village it is disrespectful to: wear hats, sit on doorways, or stand up during the "sevu sevu" ceremony to the village elders. Apart from this, you can move freely about the village and discover the charm and friendly warmth of these villagers.