Fijian Village Experience, Magic Waterfall and Bamboo Rafting
Get escorted by a Fijian warrior to the village meeting house (Bure). Experience age-old customs and traditions, including a customary welcome yaqona (kava) ceremony performed for you. This sacred ceremony is only performed for visiting high chiefs or very important visitors.
Learn about the history of the village, established by lone Englishman John Humphrey Danford in the early 1800s.
Witness war dance performances by the young men of the village.
See native root crops, fruits, vegetables, herbal medicine, and kava plants.
Join in 'taralala & tuboto' (Snake Dance).
Go for village handicraft souvenir shopping.
Witness the unearthing of your lovo lunch, cooked underground.
Watch a woman plaiting Fijian mats.
Visit the village pre-school Kindi.
See woman folk dances.
Discover coconut by-products.
See Tapa painting with your Fiji tour guide.
Witness a farewell song, 'Isa Lei'.
Magic Waterfall:
Visit Navua River's biggest waterfall, which can accommodate up to 100 people.
It is situated approximately 1 hour upriver.
Take a 5-minute walk into the wilderness to reach the first pool.
For the more adventurous, guides are there to help you get to the bigger falls.
Discover Fiji Tours has the sole right from the native owners to use these waterfalls.
Bamboo Rafting:
Enjoy a leisurely ride on the unsinkable 'HMS BILIBILI', also known as the HMS No Come Back. Explore the only way used by their ancestors before roads or motors were introduced.
Experience a reenactment of the centuries-old only means of transport downriver. This is a smooth, thrilling ride with no motors used. Go with the flow on a ride of at least 30 minutes.
