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River Fiji: The Lifeblood of the Islands

Explore Fiji's stunning interior: rivers teeming with adventure, culture, and breathtaking landscapes.

The rivers of Fiji are more than just waterways; they are the veins of the islands, teeming with life and culture. From the highlands of Viti Levu to the coasts, these rivers offer a chance to experience Fiji's interior, with adventures ranging from gentle tubing to thrilling whitewater rafting.

A brief summary to River Fiji

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Local tips

  • Pack river shoes for water activities and village visits.
  • Bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses for sun protection.
  • Check the weather forecast, as river conditions can change rapidly.
  • Book river tours in advance, especially during peak season.
  • Respect local customs when visiting villages along the river.
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Getting There

  • Bus

    From Nadi International Airport, take a local bus towards Suva. The journey to the river areas takes approximately 3-4 hours, with fares around FJD $20. From Suva, local buses are available to smaller towns closer to the river, costing around FJD $5-10.

  • Taxi

    Taxis are available from Nadi and Suva to river access points. A taxi from Nadi to the Navua River area will cost approximately FJD $100-150. From Suva, a taxi to the same area will be around FJD $50-80. Confirm the fare before starting the journey.

  • Rental Car

    Rental cars are available at Nadi International Airport and in Suva. Prices start at around FJD $80 per day. Driving to the river areas involves navigating local roads, with travel times varying depending on the specific river location. Parking is generally available near popular river tour departure points.

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Discover more about River Fiji

Fiji's rivers, coursing through the heart of the islands, offer a diverse range of experiences beyond the beaches. Viti Levu, the largest island, is home to many significant rivers that are vital for agriculture, daily life, and tourism. These rivers originate in the island's central highlands, with some, like the Rewa, stretching over considerable distances. Navigating these rivers unveils Fiji's interior, showcasing lush rainforests, cascading waterfalls, and deep gorges. The Upper Navua River, often called the 'River of Eden,' is a hidden gem known for its pristine wilderness and towering canyons. The river's waters provide opportunities for various activities, including white-water rafting, kayaking, and tubing. Exploring Fiji's rivers also provides insights into the local culture. Many tours include visits to traditional Fijian villages, where visitors can participate in kava ceremonies and learn about the local way of life. These interactions offer a glimpse into the heart and soul of Fiji, creating a memorable and enriching experience. Whether seeking adventure or cultural immersion, Fiji's rivers offer a unique perspective on the beauty and diversity of these South Pacific islands.

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