Things to see and do Pacific Harbour

This is the vessel of the Anaconda Film 2. It is anchored in the lagoon of the Lagoon hotel and, unfortunately, falls somewhat apart. Before it is too late, you can take a look and even drink a drink on board.

This great cultural and commercial centre includes restaurants, a bakery, souvenir shops, an automatic laundry, a beauty salon, a cinema… and a handicraft market with constant demonstrations of the artists who sell their creations. The centre does not end up launching recreational and cultural projects to promote the discovery of national culture and mass tourism in this region still not visited. There are Fijians wearing loincloth and traditional dances and songs. Arts Village offers a very complete day tour at the heart of Fijian life, a kind of spectacle living through the water. We embark on a canoe and stop at the various bure, where characters are waiting for us to talk about wood, fishing, fire…

A demonstration of the men of Beqa, the famous «firewalkers», those who walk on fire, is also offered by the real inhabitants of the island. Although these tourist attractions, if they lack authenticity, allow us to learn a lot about Fijian culture. The reconstructed village is very beautiful and situated in an extremely pleasant setting. But Arts Village is also the Tiki Pool, its swimming pool that makes everyone happy. A compromise between a swimming pool and a sculpture, the Tiki Pool has a slide, a waterfall that escapes from Tiki's mouth, a Jacuzzi and a water bar to which we are dressed in a bikini, the behind in the water! At the same time, the Centre offers activities throughout the day: fishing, cooking courses, volleyball game, botany…

Spinning on the water amid dense, verdant vegetation, lulled into silence (!) by the lapping of the water and amazed by waterfalls gushing from all sides - that's what the Navua River descent promises! The Navua River is located about 8 km from Pacific Harbour. Its source is on the southeastern slopes of Mount Gordon, and the Navua River flows for 65 kilometers.

Organized by a number of tour operators, the excursion is easy to set up according to your wishes. We particularly recommend the Rivers Fiji tour.

Just as wild as paradise, the beach is one of the nicest in Fiji and one of the longest. Dark sand, palm trees, shades of blue on water… We dream.

Get into any bus to Nadi, ask to stop in Lapenoni Village to get to Laloma Beach, the most beautiful beach in the area.

The opportunity to enjoy a beautiful walk in the tropical forest and to inform themselves on the local flora and various spices, their origins and virtues as much culinary than therapeutic. To call ahead to book.

Located in the magnificent site of the heights of Deuba, the park offers a fighting course with all kinds of stops to finally discover a well hidden waterfall in the heart of the tropical forest! A day close to a semi-private tour as we adventure in small groups with adorable and energetic guides who personalize your day according to your wishes. It is a real immersive adventure between quad bumps and relaxation in the rainforest. We highly recommend it.

Located 25 km from Pacific Harbour, Kila World is an amusement park offering all kinds of challenges: high ropes, rope jumping in the void - enough challenges to feel as agile as Indiana Jones at the end of the course! The park is home to the longest zip line in Fiji (440 m), it offers the opportunity to overlook the beautiful Namosi River and the lush vegetation of the region. The tours offered are suitable for children and adults.

Unspoilt nature welcomes visitors in search of a tropical getaway. Majestic waterfalls, lost villages and mystical mountains are explored in small groups to guarantee a personal experience. Excursions will take you to amazing waterfalls forming natural pools in which to cool off. The communities here live in total self-sufficiency. Day trips are also available, for between 75 and 120 F$.

The hinterland is worth a visit. Although Namosi is the smallest of Fiji's provinces, it offers a spectacular array of colors and landforms of canyons, rushing rivers, waterfalls, rugged mountains and lush forests. The Namosi highlands overlook the Wainikoroiluva River, which is ideal for rafting, and you can also travel on a bilibili (bamboo raft). Don't forget to bring some kava to the villagers! For a stay on site, Namosi Eco Retreat is a good option.