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Things to do in Coral Coast, Viti Levu: The Best Archaeology Tours
Located on the southwestern side of the main island of Viti Levu, the Coral Coast has been a popular holiday destination for many years. It was one of the very first areas in Fiji to be developed for tourism. There's really nothing better than looking out at the ocean as the waves break on the reef. (On second thought, add a tropical drink to that picture.) Those looking to take in the natural beauty will find many opportunities for diving, fishing, golf and surfing.
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1. The Cave Tour with Fijian Village, Local School and Snorkeling
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Highlights/Inclusions: Pickup 0830hrs from your resort/hotel Modern Air-conditioned vehicle - including Driver/Guide Includes: Visit to a local Fijian Village for a Kava Ceremony Kava Tasting Visit to a local School Visit to the Historical Limestone Caves Explore the archaeological sites Snorkeling and coral viewing Shopping and Light lunch 1500hrs to 1530hrs Dropoff your resort/hotel.
Inclusions: Ex Coral Coast Resort - Shangri-La Fijian Resort, Naviti Resorts, Warwick Fiji Resort, The Outrigger Fiji and Bedarra Beach, Lunch
Exclusions: Drinks, Souvenir photos (available to purchase)
Reviewed By 868grahamp
My wife and I had the pleasure of visiting these lovely people. We had an absolute blast. Zip lines and ab sailing. A fantastic facility. Very funny and friendly staff. With so much experience. We can’t wait to one day do it again.
2. Nadi Sightseeing & Mud Pool Tour - Ex Fiji Marriott, Momi Bay
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
See the highlights of Nadi on a 6 hour tour, starting with the Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple. Learn about its Hindu features from your knowledgeable guide before a scenic drive to a handicraft market. After some shopping, stop by Namaka fruit market and admire orchids at the Garden of the Sleeping Giant. Finish with a therapeutic mud bath at Sabeto Hot Springs.- Half-day Nadi tour with an informative guide- Marvel at the Hindu temple of Sri Siva Subramaniya- Stop at a handicrafts shop in Nadi town- Visit Namaka produce market and Garden of the Sleeping Giant- Dip into geothermal mud pools at Sabeto Hot Springs
Inclusions: Driver/guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, All taxes, fees and handling charges
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By ElizabethNatalie
So glad we chose this company to do our tour! We went for my fiancé’s birthday and had the most relaxing, fun day. Zain was great, very attentive and friendly. We had lunch at a great spot recommended by Zain who was more than happy to let us take our time and really enjoy our day. Highly recommend for anyone who wants an amazing day out! Thanks again Zain ????
3. Full-Day Sigatoka Cultural and Historical Tour
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 2 reviews
Take a trip down south for the day departing your accommodation and visit one of one of Fijis National Archaeological Heritage Sites, the Sigatoka Sand Dunes, followed by a visit to the home of lapita Pottery making Nakabuta Village giving the chance to acquire genuine souvenirs. Head a few minutes further south to Kula Eco Park where you will witness some of Fiji’s Endangered Bird Species then it’s off to Natadola Beach for a swim!
Inclusions: Lunch, Local guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Local taxes
Exclusions: Souvenir photos (available to purchase)
Reviewed By Jotum
Never did this before and it was great. Welcomed with native songs. Then they bring a big container with the mud in it that you wipe over your body (you are not going into a pool to put the mud on and the mud was very smooth). After you walk around and let it dry... and get pictures you go into a pool of dirty water where you wash most if it off (there is about a foot of mud in the bottom of that pool). Then you go over to a very warm spring pool where they help hose off the remaining mud before getting in that pool. Very refreshing. Then they have mats to lie on and get a massage and then some fruit. A really nice experience
4. Explore Sigatoka-Fijian Pottery village,School,Sand Dunes/Shopping Ex CoralCoast
Half Day Tour with 2 Departures Daily 0830hrs & 1330hrs. Visit Fiji's famous Kula Eco Park, 28acre property set in 3 valleys, 2 acres open to visitors. Huge walk- through enclosures put the visitors inside the habitat of our resident parrots, doves, water birds & reptiles. (Entrance fee extra pay direct). Visit to local Fijian village, Local School Visit Visit to Lawai Pottery Village, The Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park, 1 hour shopping stop in Sigatoka Town.
Inclusions: Bottled water
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities
Reviewed By 868grahamp
My wife and I had the pleasure of visiting these lovely people. We had an absolute blast. Zip lines and ab sailing. A fantastic facility. Very funny and friendly staff. With so much experience. We can’t wait to one day do it again.
5. Legend of Suva
This is a scenic drive tour. Visit old Parliament house, photo shoot opportunity from outside. Further drive to the Battery gun site at Nasonini Tunnels which has a unique drawings on the walls of how to assemble the guns . Stop for lunch at the Museum themed restaurant—the Governors. After lunch continue your tour to the Fiji Museum then into the city for shopping before returning to your hotel.
Inclusions: Fiji Museum,Thurston Garden,Old Parliament House,WW2 Battery site,Market,Shopping,lunch at Governors
Exclusions: Alcoholic Beverages
Reviewed By ricksta1988
This transfer was hassle free and one of the cheapest I could find! I booked through 'Airport Shuttle Fiji' website which utilises TTF (Tourist Transport Fiji) but is much cheaper. I emailed and confirmed that our ride was a private car (as there was 2 of us). The driver was friendly and helpful, and the car was a modern Landcruiser Prado with good aircon. Our return trip from Shangri-La to Nadi Airport was also easy with another friendly driver and a modern Prado. Definitely recommend! Just confirm with them that you are getting a private car if you don't wish to be on a shared bus.
