Fiji · HIKING & TREKKING
Nothing in Fiji is a long march, but plenty of it is steep, hot and slippery underfoot. These 6 walks are graded honestly — how far, how wet, and whether the waterfall at the end is deep enough to swim.
Hike to a Fiji waterfall in Koroyanitu Heritage Park, meet village families, enjoy local food, and explore Viti Levu with a private guide.
“Thank you for my wonderful guide for showing me other side of Fiji, saw the locals and explored the nature If you like hiking, I think this is the tour for you! Easy walk and see a lot of nature and animals Love it”
Hike Fiji’s Nausori Highlands, visit a local village, swim beneath a waterfall, and share a traditional meal on this private Nadi tour.
“Visiting a local place is not so easy as we think. Thanks to them, we had a chance to see a beautiful and uncontaminated area surrounded by thousands of plants, trees and few animals. The guide knows perfectly where to go Read more”
Hike through Koroyanitu National Heritage Park to a waterfall, meet an Abaca village family, and discover Fiji with a local guide.
“Raymond is an awesome guide. There are 3 trails to hike and he chose the one that fitted our abilities perfectly. He is very knowldgeable about the birds and plants. He found wild pineapple, bananas and many other native plants. The watRead more”
Review of Nadi’s private Sabeto hot springs and Sleeping Giant Garden tour, with mud pools, orchids, hotel pickup, costs, tips, and value advice.
“Driver not very friendly, at the drop off he just put our bags on the floor and left without even staying goodbye... Also we didn't have any guide in the garden so no explanation whatsoever about plants... Very disappointing. Way too expensive for what the tour is bringing compared to what we would have paid on our own”
Review of Fiji’s 16-line zipline, cave, hike, kava ceremony, and Biausevu Waterfall tour, with practical tips on price, fitness, and value.
“Lots of fun. Spectacular views. Our guide Bruce was amazing. Went to the waterfall right after. Did a Kava ceremony, then hiked to the waterfall. The hike is 2.5 km to get there, but it's an easy hike. You have to cross a couple of small streams to get there, so it's better to wear water shoes. Bula!!!”
Hike Biausevu Waterfall, cross seven streams, visit Sigatoka Sand Dunes, enjoy kava, crafts, and hotel pickup in one Fiji day.
“Great guide! Flexible timing of activities & quality recommendations on how to time out our day to optimize each landmark!”
Reef, river, village and road — grouped the way a week here actually splits up.
