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Each day the cruise visits a different island with a unique array of scenery, activities and cultural experiences. We recommend daily excursions that highlight the beauty and adventurous side of each island, but the choice of what to do is ultimately yours. Trained interpretative guides lead individual and small-group trips. On land, there are walking trails, biking trips to waterfalls, scenic lookouts and village visits. Many guests simply choose to relax on board, sunbathe, or read a book on the beach.
Explore the crystal-clear bays and lagoons from a single or double kayak. Snorkellers and scuba divers will enjoy a close look at the colorful coral and marine life. Beginners interested in kayaking and snorkeling will receive personal instruction from trained guides.

Waterfalls and Walls
10 nights for only $5769 FJD per person

Designed for active travelers looking for the ultimate Fiji Adventure, the Waterfalls and Walls package will take you sea kayaking through remote island atolls, whitewater rafting amidst lush rainforest canyons, snorkeling pristine reefs and immersing yourself in Fiji’s island culture.

We offer a wide variety of adventure activities and cultural interaction during the adventure cruise. Below is a summary of some of our favorite activities. Feel free to do as much or as little as you like during the trip – there are recommended activities each day, but we can supply guides and equipment for almost any adventure you’d like to do! If you would like to do an activity, let us know and we will arrange a guide and send you on your way. Vinaka vakalevu!

Natewa Bay, Vanua Levu

Sea Kayaking: Natewa Bay Coastline
The coastline of Natewa Bay is a rugged twist of volcanic limestone cliffs, mangroves, white beaches and village settlements. In many areas the water remains very deep just off the edge of the shoreline. All of Natewa Bay is sheltered from prevailing winds, so the sea is very calm, often glassy; perfect conditions to explore by kayak.

Dolphin Viewing
There is a pod of spinner dolphins who make their home in Natewa Bay. On our way to the snorkel and dive sites, we often see them. Sometimes sleeping, other times full of life and playing!

Kioa Island

Hibiscus Highway Safari
Explore the off-roads of lush island of Vanua Levu and take a trip through history. The route follows the scenic Hibiscus Highway through the mountainous jungle enroute to the Tunuloa Peninsula and Buca Bay. The rule of the Hibiscus Highway is “always wave” so wave and say “Bula!” to all the people you pass along the way.
Watch for working copra and cattle plantations, villages, and turquoise lagoons. The safari takes about 2 hours and you’ll enjoy the comfort of an air-conditioned van.

Guided Snorkeling “The Farm”
Near the southwest point of the island we will drop in and snorkel the site known as “The Farm.” Here a slight current brings in clear water and nutrients to feed a lush garden of colorful corals. The different colors, shapes and sizes of corals are amazing and in fantastic health. There are nice shallow snorkel areas where you get a very close look at the myriad of small organisms that inhabit this precious ecosystem. There is also a reef wall that will allow you to free dive and see more variety of fish and other marine life.

Taveuni Island

Bouma Heritage Park - Tavoro Falls
There are three sets of "Tavoro Waterfalls" in the park. The trail to the first waterfall is very flat and easy to walk taking about 10 miutes to arrive at the falls. Each set of waterfalls offers a refreshing swimming pool to cool off and get a closer look at the cascades. The trails to the second and third waterfalls take about 45 minutes each in succession. These trails get a bit more steep and the hike can be strenuous. You will be rewarded by amazing views of the sea and sweeping views of the rainforest that earned the island the nickname "The Garden Island of Fiji." You can see parrots, lorikeets and other colorful birds. Guides will point out naturally growing fruits, vegetables, medicines and other interesting plants. Listen carefully to hear the pigeon that barks like a dog!

Bouma Heritage Park - Lavena Coastal Walk
This is also contained within the Bouma National Heritage Park. On your bike, you will continue past the Bouma visitor center for 5 kilometres (3 miles) to the Lavena Lodge which has its own visitors' center. The coastal walk is relatively flat but follows the beautiful coastline south of Lavena Village. You will see some beautiful white sand beaches as well as the lush rainforest. You will cross over Wainisairi Creek using a suspension bridge. Further along you will reach a trail that follows Wainibau Creek. The trail ends at a long pool surrounded by majestic smooth volcanic rock. From here, you can take a short swim to reach a mystic pool fed by waterfalls on 3 different sides. Thick rainforest surrounds the pool above the smooth volcanic rock sides. One of the waterfalls provides a short, natural waterslide that you can climb and slide into the pool.

Cobia Island, Ringgold Island Atolls

Hike to Rara-Ni-Tiqa Island Summit
Rara-Ni-Tiqa Island is a volcanic and lush atoll. Our hike follows a path from a beautiful white sand beach through coconut trees. There are several nice views of the other small islands that make up the Ringgold Island Atolls. The final climb to the top involves a natural ladder made of old, sturdy tree roots. The view from the summit is worth the effort. In the old days, the island top was used to ritually send and receive messages from distant islands Laucala and Qamea. There is now a burial ground for a famous warrior on the island top.

Kayaking the Ringgolds and Cobia Island Crater
The kayaks will put in near the South end of Cobia Island at the wide, sandy beach. Paddling over crystal clear waters that shimmer the color of emeralds and sapphires, you will follow the volcanic coastline of Cobia. Making your approach to the open end of the crater, you may want to jump in for a view of the pristine coral beds below the surface. Inside the crater, you will discover a surreal, calm lagoon of deep blue water.

Other activities:
The Ringgold Island Atolls have some of the most beautiful beaches in the South Pacifc. These islands are breeding grounds for several unique sea-bird species as well as turtles. The maze of small islands is paradise for sea-kayaking; calm, crystal-clear waters are perfect for long sea-kayak excursions.

Rabi Island

Mountain Biking: “Tabiang to Nuku ”
From the village settlement of Tabiang, we will set out on mountain bikes for a scenic ride along a dirt road. The ride includes a beautiful view of the Tunuloa Peninsula and the mouth of Natewa Bay. On the way there's a beautiful old church. As you pass the locals, remember to say "Maori" ("Hello" in their Micronesian language). The ride is easy to moderate and takes about 40 minutes. The road mostly follows the jagged coastline, with a few gentle undulations into the rugged interior of Rabi Island.

Micronesian Village Visit
Generally we are invited to join the villagers of Motawa settlement for a brief historical and dance performance known as a "Batele." Their Micronesian culture is famous for powerful, rythmic dances and they will share some stories of how their ancestors came from Kiribati to Fiji.

Koro Island

Hiking: “Witness the sacred calling of the turtles”
To the people of Nacamaki Village in Koro Island, turtles are their sacred ancestral god. There is one group of family descendents that perform a special ritual to summon the turtles to the surface. We will hike through the rainforest to a hilltop overlooking the sea. The designated village person will make the ceremonial calling ritual for the turtles to surface.

Island Night at Nacamaki Village
Generally we are invited to join the villagers of Nacamaki Village for a fun, social event known as “gunu sede.” This is the traditional way for the village to raise funds for projects such as school supplies, medical clinic supplies, youth sports programs, and other community needs. This event is a regular part of the village lifestyle and we are fortunate to be invited and welcomed in the traditional manner. During the island night, you will get to sit amongst the locals and enjoy the village style entertainment. Bowls of kava will fly around, music and dancing, and a general fun spirit will fill the air. This is your chance to experience the social life of a real Fijian village.

Savusavu Bay, Vanua Levu

Yanawai River Kayaking
Make sure you arrive in time for the morning boarding as you don’t want to miss the Yanawai River Kayak Excursion. The Tui Tai will sail a short distance across Savusavu Bay and anchor in front of the mouth of the Yanawai River. We will take a zodiac part way upriver to our departure point. From there, board your kayak and begin paddling through the dramatic rainforest surroundings. The river is calm and easy to navigate. The scenery will change from enormous tropical mangroves to lush green rainforest. Within the rainforest you will see a variety of different birds flying overhead or even barking in the distance.

Guided Snorkeling “The Lighthouse”
Savusavu Bay is known for great snorkeling and this site lies just at the reef point facing the mouth of the bay. Expect good visibility, hard corals, colorful crinoids, lionfish, soldierfish and triggerfish.

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