



by Sigatoka River Safari
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.FJD 608The Naihehe Cave Safari in Sigatoka lasts about four and a half hours and takes place on the island of Viti Levu, Fiji. Participants travel in custom off-road vehicles into the Fijian interior, guided by local experts who explain the history of the region and its cultural significance. The tour includes a traditional kava ceremony led by the bete, the cave's priests, to request permission before entering Naihehe Cave. Inside the cave, visitors explore natural features such as stalagmites and stalactites while learning about the Nabuavaju clan and the cave’s role during Fiji’s last war. The cave is lit only by headlamps worn by guests. After the cave visit, the group moves to a nearby barbecue site by a stream and swimming hole, where a Fijian-style BBQ lunch is served. This provides time to relax and interact with the hosts. On the return journey, the route passes through local villages where children often greet the group. The tour includes bottled water, snacks, beverages, lunch, local taxes, and a driver/guide. A vegetarian lunch option is available upon request. Guests should dress in smart casual clothing and inform the operator of any dietary requirements at booking.
Sigatoka River Safari Village Visit
Guests travel on custom safari jet boats into the Fijian interior, visiting one of 17 villages depending on the day of the week to experience authentic Fijian culture. The trip includes about two hours in the village with a traditional kava ceremony, a Fijian lunch, and local entertainment. The boat captain provides information about the region and Fiji during the journey.
Naihehe Cave Safari and BBQ Lunch
The off-road safari explores the Fijian interior significant for its role in Fiji's last war. Visitors participate in a kava ceremony to gain permission from the bete (priests) before entering Naihehe Cave. Inside, the guide points out stalagmites, stalactites, and shares stories about the Nabuavaju clan. The cave is only lit by visitor headlamps. After the cave tour, guests enjoy a barbecue lunch overlooking a stream and swimming hole, then return through villages where local children greet the group.




by Sigatoka River Safari
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.FJD 608The Naihehe Cave Safari in Sigatoka lasts about four and a half hours and takes place on the island of Viti Levu, Fiji. Participants travel in custom off-road vehicles into the Fijian interior, guided by local experts who explain the history of the region and its cultural significance. The tour includes a traditional kava ceremony led by the bete, the cave's priests, to request permission before entering Naihehe Cave. Inside the cave, visitors explore natural features such as stalagmites and stalactites while learning about the Nabuavaju clan and the cave’s role during Fiji’s last war. The cave is lit only by headlamps worn by guests. After the cave visit, the group moves to a nearby barbecue site by a stream and swimming hole, where a Fijian-style BBQ lunch is served. This provides time to relax and interact with the hosts. On the return journey, the route passes through local villages where children often greet the group. The tour includes bottled water, snacks, beverages, lunch, local taxes, and a driver/guide. A vegetarian lunch option is available upon request. Guests should dress in smart casual clothing and inform the operator of any dietary requirements at booking.
Sigatoka River Safari Village Visit
Guests travel on custom safari jet boats into the Fijian interior, visiting one of 17 villages depending on the day of the week to experience authentic Fijian culture. The trip includes about two hours in the village with a traditional kava ceremony, a Fijian lunch, and local entertainment. The boat captain provides information about the region and Fiji during the journey.
Naihehe Cave Safari and BBQ Lunch
The off-road safari explores the Fijian interior significant for its role in Fiji's last war. Visitors participate in a kava ceremony to gain permission from the bete (priests) before entering Naihehe Cave. Inside, the guide points out stalagmites, stalactites, and shares stories about the Nabuavaju clan. The cave is only lit by visitor headlamps. After the cave tour, guests enjoy a barbecue lunch overlooking a stream and swimming hole, then return through villages where local children greet the group.