Itinerary

1. Fijian Village Tour

   • Get escorted by a Fijian warrior to the village meeting house (Bure). Experience age-old customs and traditions, a customary welcome yaqona (kava) ceremony, which will be performed for you. This sacred ceremony is only performed to 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 unearthing of your lovo lunch (cooked underground).

   • Watch a woman plating Fijian mats.

   • Visit 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:

   • Navua River's Biggest Waterfall, it can accommodate up to 100 people.

   • Is situated approximately 1 hour upriver

   • A 5 minute walk, into the wilderness to get to the first pool

   • For the more adventurous, guides are there to help you to get to the bigger falls.

   • Discover Fiji Tours has the sole right from Native owners to use these waterfalls.

   Bamboo Rafting:

   • A leisurely ride on the unsinkable "HMS BILIBILI" a.k.a the HMS No Come Back. Explore the only way used by their ancestors before roads or motors were introduced.

   • A reenactment of centuries-old only means of transport downriver. This is a smooth thrilling ride, no motors used. Go with the flow - a minimum of 30 minutes ride.