Day 01: Nadi, Fiji
Arrival & Accommodation transfer
Arrive at Fiji airport to be welcomed with a traditional piece of clothing, which will make you feel like a local straight away. Followed by a transferred to the accommodation of your choice. The rest of the day is at your leisure, depending on the arrival time you can choose to explore the city or simply relax at your hotel before the upcoming adventure!

Day 02: Nadi, Fiji
After breakfast head into the new journey
After breakfast, get ready for your accommodation pick-up around 8:30 and head to discover the beauty, flavours and rural life of Fiji on this unforgettable tour. The trip begins at the feet of the famous Mt Batilamu `The Garden of the Sleeping Giant’ and continues toward Northern Nadi to the Sabeto Valley. Follow a beautiful winding road that runs along the Sabeto River on your way to the picturesque Navilawa Village, in the Koroyanitu National Park. Head to the Community Hall for a welcome Sevusevu or Kava Ceremony. Then learn how to cook the Fijian way and taste your preparation. Afterwards, you can choose between a brief walk into the rainforest and a visit to a natural cave –used by the villagers as a shelter during cyclones- and a swimming hole, or a guided tour of the village and their gardens.

Day 03: Nadi – Robinson Crusoe Island, Fiji
Nadi – Robinson Crusoe Island & Fire Dancing Show
Leave Nadi this morning around 8 am to take a ferry to Robinson Crusoe Island for a full afternoon to enjoy this remarkable place known as the island of the fire dancers! Discover stunning white sand beaches, sparkling turquoise waters, and amazing Fijian culture with a spectacular fire dancing show. Overnight on Robinson Crusoe Island.

Day 04: Robinson Crusoe Island – Pacific Harbour, Fiji
Sigatoka Town, Rainforest Trek and Pacific Harbour transfer
Leave Robinson Crusoe Island around 9 am to travel to Pacific Harbour along the stunning Coral Coast. Stop in Sigatoka Town, where you can have lunch (at your own expense). Next you will trek through Pacific Harbour’s stunning rainforest to a beautiful waterfall, where you can take a refreshing swim. Next we will check in at your island resort, where you can enjoy the late afternoon at your leisure. Overnight in Pacific Harbour.

Day 05: Pacific Harbour – Rakiraki, Fiji
Rakiraki & Cave Visit, Nasautoka, Village Tour & Kava Ceremony and River Rafting
We will leave Pacific Harbour around 7:45 am to travel to Rakiraki on the other side of the island, driving through the city of Suva along the way and visiting the Fiji Museum with a guided tour. Visit the 7-chamber historical snake cave before reaching Nasautoka Village for a kava ceremony and village tour. Interact with the locals and kids, and finish your day with bilibili rafting in the Wainibuka River. Overnight in Rakiraki.

Day 06: Rakiraki – Nadi, Fiji
Market and Hot Springs Visit
Enjoy the morning to relax or partake in an optional snorkeling activity at your Rakiraki resort before leaving around 1pm to travel back to Nadi. Drive through the scenic Indo-Fijian sugar cane belt, visit the Ba Market, and then take a dip into the Sabeto hot springs. Finish your trip back in Nadi for overnight.

Day 07: Nadi – Beachcomber Island, Fiji
Travel to Beachcomber Island
Depart Nadi at 7:30am to ferry to Beachcomber Island, arriving in the late morning. Enjoy the rest of the day to relax, explore, and get settled into this breathtaking environment. Overnight on Beachcomber Island.

Day 08: Beachcomber Island, Fiji
Beachcomber Island Free Day
Enjoy a full free day to relax in tropical paradise. Soak up the sun on pristine beaches, refresh yourself in the crystalline ocean waters, and let your worries melt away. Overnight on Beachcomber Island.

Day 09: Beachcomber Island – Yasawa Islands, Fiji
Travel to Yasawa Islands
Say goodbye to beautiful Beachcomber Island around 9:15 am and continue your adventure to the amazing Yasawa Islands Group, arriving mid-afternoon. Enjoy the rest of the afternoon at your leisure to relax, explore, and get settled into this amazing place. Overnight in the Yasawa Islands.

Day 10: Yasawa Islands, Fiji
Free Day to enjoy the islands
Enjoy a full free day to relax in paradise and explore the islands at your leisure. Enjoy the laid-back vibe of your resort or discover the rest of the island on your own. Overnight in the Yasawa Islands.

Day 11: Yasawa Islands, Fiji
Travel to a different resort and enjoy the place
Today you will move to your next resort on another one of the pristine Yasawa islands. Enjoy a change of scenery with the same stunning ocean views and flourishing coral reefs. Overnight in the Yasawa Islands.

Day 12: Yasawa Islands, Fiji
Free day
Enjoy your last full free day in the idyllic Yasawa Islands! Lay back on the warm sand, dip into refreshing waters, and immerse yourself in tropical paradise. Overnight in the Yasawa Islands.

Day 13: Yasawa Islands – Nadi, Fiji
Return to Nadi and accommodation transfer
Depart the Yasawa Islands at 2:15 pm and get back to Nadi in the early evening. You will be transferred to your Nadi accommodation for check-in and overnight.

Day 14: Depart Nadi, Fiji
Accommodation Check-out & airport transfer.

Day 01: Arrive Nadi
Bula! Welcome to Fiji’s main island of Viti Levu. Transfer from Nadi International Airport to your hotel .
Overnight at hotel.

Day 02: Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park – Pacific Harbour
After breakfast, head an hour south of Nadi to Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park. Here, you’ll take a four-kilometre ranger-guided walk through the incredible dunes, ranging in heights from 20 to 60 metres – mounds that have formed over millions of years. The views from the sand dunes open out to spectacular scenes along the Coral Coast. Archaeologists have found relics of pottery in the national park dating back 2600 years and the area is home to an ancient burial site that gives clues to Fiji’s first inhabitants. After the hike, make your way to tonight’s accommodation at Pacific Harbour, where the afternoon is dedicated to chilling out at the pool or along Rovodrau Bay. Settle in, ‘cause you’re on island time now.

Day 03: Upper Navua Gorge – Pacific Harbour
Gear up for an incredible rafting experience in Fiji’s highlands at Upper Navua Gorge. Ride down rapids naturally carved through the island’s volcanic rock interior, surrounded by towering gorge walls, dense rainforest and dozens of waterfalls. The combination of the dipping parts of the river and biological diversity makes this Fiji’s best spot for rafting. We’ll stop at a lunch spot along the way to get a good feel for the rainforest terrain. Afterward, return to Pacific Harbour for another night in your beachside surrounds.

Day 04: Suva – Colo-i-Suva
Leave the resort after breakfast and make your way to Fiji’s capital, Suva. You’ll have time to take an optional walk through Suva’s main market and the city centre, then will have a guided visit to Fiji Museum, which holds exhibits that give insight to the early history of the island, and plays home to artifacts dating back up to 3700 years. This afternoon, head to Colo-i-Suva Forest Park for a short hike to palm-fringed freshwater pools where you can slip into the water. Look to the trees for birds with the park harbouring many of Fiji’s endemic bird species, including barking pigeons, golden doves, and musk parrots. Later that evening, continue listening to the sounds of the rainforest sitting next to the river at your lodge accommodation, situated on the outskirts of the park.

Day 05: Nabalesere – Nananu-i-Ra Island
Take a drive to Nabalesere village (approximately 2-3 hours), and on your way, you’ll see traditional Fijian life outside the main areas. The community is nestled in the province of Ra, where you’ll hear another form of greeting – instead of saying ‘Bula!’ as in other parts of the island, ‘Yadra!’ is used to say hello. Once arrived, your local guide will help the group present a sevusevu to the local village chief – this ceremonial gift is to gain acceptance into the community for visitors, often in the form of a kava root. While farming is the main source of income for many Fiji communities, partnering with the village helps to create an additional source of income. Embark on a 1.5-kilometre hike to the breath-taking Savulelele Waterfall, one of Fiji’s most majestic waterfalls, tumbling down from a height of 50 metres. After the swim, return to Nabalesere village for lunch and a hot lemon leaf tea, then travel to the coast (approximately 1.5 hours) where you’ll take a short boat transfer to Nananu-i-Ra Island to spend the night in beachside cottages.

Day 06: Naga Village
Soak up island life with a free morning on Nananu-i-Ra Island. Today is the perfect time to relax on the beach with a good book and cool off with a swim in the South Pacific. Otherwise, if you’re feeling more active, you could strap on a snorkel and get exploring underwater, or take a walk along the island’s ridgeline for some seriously scenic views. In the early afternoon, transfer off the island head inland to Naga village (approximately 3 hours), presenting another sevusevu to be welcomed and invited into the village. Enjoy a stroll through the surrounding food gardens and join the locals with a communal dinner in the village. Tonight, stay in the basic but comfortable village community hall tonight.

Day 07: Nubutautau
Get your hiking shoes on and prepare for today’s 11-kilometre trekking adventure across Fiji’s grasslands and into Nubutautau village. The journey will take around 6 hours in total and is broken up with lunch and a rewarding swim along the way. The trek follows the scenic Sigatoka River. Arriving later in the afternoon, you’ll spend the night in the village located in the heart of the island with a backdrop of small scale-farming, grassy hills and evergreen rainforest. Your village stays here in Nubutautau and Naga will give you a true sense of the day-to-day of Fijian locals, away from the resorts and tourist hotspots.

Day 08: Nubutautau – Nadi
This morning, continue your cultural tour of the village and learn of the history of the region in the 19th century, hearing the story of missionary Rev Baker. For those who want to get a bit more active this morning, an optional walk to a lookout point down the river is a good way to check out more of the area and get the heart rate up. Mid-morning, continue by 4WD along the ridgeline separating two of Fiji’s major rivers – the Sigatoka and the Ba – and back down to Nadi for lunch in a local cafe. Tonight, why not gather some of your travel pals together for a celebratory dinner, sharing your memories of an immersive Fiji expedition.

Day 09: Nadi
Final departure transfer to airport for flight back to home.