Discover authentic Fijian traditions, entertainment and food at Fiji Culture Village, a unique cultural hub just minutes from downtown Nadi. Immerse yourself in local life, learning about Fiji’s history, iconic hospitality, village etiquette and even having a go at arts and crafts like mat weaving and pottery making.
There’s a day tour from 9.30am-2pm including a light lunch, or a night tour from 4.20-8.30pm with a hearty buffet-style lovo dinner, cooked in an underground oven. Both tours include a kava ceremony, meke dance and guided walk through the model village.
If you want to take your revelling to the next level, Fiji’s got two world-class floating bars for you to tick off your bucket list. Spend your day soaking in the sun and snorkelling the reef before indulging in hand-crafted cocktails or ice-cold beer as the music beats on a two-storey floating platform in the middle of the ocean.
Cloud 9 is the original floating bar, known for hosting legendary parties and international DJs, a must-do for party animals. Seventh Heaven is a newer, bigger platform that’s a bit more relaxed, though they have designated chill and party days if you want to get wet and wild. Both are within easy reach of Nadi (in the Mamanuca Islands) making them a perfect escape from the mainland.
Let your hair down and discover Fiji on four wheels with Go Dirty Fiji’s high-octane quad bike tours.
From a short but thrilling 2-3 hour journey through sugarcane fields, mountain forests and beachside trails, to longer tours including village visits, mud pool stops and even a helicopter trip, Go Dirty’s variety of adventures will suit any Nadi itinerary.
Each quad fits two people; the driver needs to be 16+ with a driver’s license but kids can sit on the back and enjoy the off-road ride. As the name suggests you’re probably going to get dirty, so wear clothing that you don’t mind ruining!
With so much to see and do in Nadi and beyond, a tailored multi-stop tour is probably the most efficient way for you to get around.
Engage a local tour operator to create a bespoke itinerary where you can immerse yourself in Fijian culture, eat your way around the island, get your heart racing with outdoor thrills, or all the above. They can even organise airport transfers, restaurant bookings and excursions to other islands.
Start planning your sightseeing tours with Tewaka, Rosie Holidays, Pehicle, Go Local Tours, Tour Managers or Nautilus Adventures, Micks Tours, Selva Tours, Sunny Tours or Valentines Tours.
Take your Nadi adventure to new heights with a ziplining adventure.
Zip Fiji is just a 10-min drive from Momi Bay (35-min from downtown Nadi), boasting a thrilling network of 16 ziplines totalling five kilometres. Here you’ll get to experience not only a heart-pumping ride but also panoramic views from the top platform, and the trip includes a walking tour through limestone caves. If you’re up for even more of a challenge, upgrade to the abseiling package which includes four cave abseils of up to 40m.
The Sleeping Giant Zipline is another sky-high adventure option, just 20 minutes from Nadi by car. This 35-acre park has seven ziplines to zoom down at speeds of up to 40km/h, as well as a jungle safari trail with a waterfall and dinosaur park the kids will love.
Embark on a jet ski jaunt from Port Denarau or the hotels along the Coral Coast, either through your resort watersports shop or with local jet ski legends Hydrosports Fiji or Surf/Dive/Ski Fiji.
The jet ski trips on offer range from a quick fun ride along an organised trail to let you or your family tick it off your bucket list, to more adventurous trips past beaches and bays, to epic journeys into the Mamanuca Islands complete with snorkelling stops.
Experience a dreamy sunrise followed by some pamper time with Sabeto Hiking’s combo tour, just 15 mins from Nadi. Start early with a hike up a mountain first-thing for an incredible sunrise show. Wander back down for a delicious brunch followed by a mud pool swim and massage to relax those muscles. You deserve it!
A bit further afield (an hour from Nadi by car) lies Abaca village, the gateway to the lush Koroyanitu National Heritage Park. There’s an easy 2-3 hour return path leading to waterfalls and swimming holes as well as a couple of challenging and longer summit hikes; steep but well worth the view.
Even if you’re only visiting Nadi for a little while, there are a number of spectacular islands just a short distance from the mainland that make for a perfect day trip.
Social butterflies should head to Malamala Beach Club, the world’s first private island beach club just a 25-min boat trip from Port Denarau. With pristine beaches, tropical cocktails and an infinity pool with expansive ocean views, you might never want to go home.
For a more chilled out day trip, cruise through the Mamanuca Islands on SABRE, a 78-foot catamaran complete with a waterslide, spend the day at South Sea Island or set sail to Tivua Island, another private island with dreamy beaches, loads of activities like a medicine nature walk, a traditional kava ceremony and coral planting.
Awesome Adventures offer unique snorkeling encounters with reef sharks and manta rays. And for castaway vibes on an uninhabited island, head to uninhabited Modriki island with Cruisin Fiji.
Step (or jump) out of your comfort zone and experience the insane adrenaline rush of skydiving from heights of 10,000ft, 12,000ft or 13,000ft, giving you 30 seconds, 45 seconds or up to 70 seconds of freefall. Get in touch with Skydive Fiji if you’re looking for a way to make your Nadi visit truly unforgettable.
You don’t have to jump out of a plane to enjoy Fiji from above. For excellent scenic helicopter tours out to the islands and mountains, check out Heli Tours, Pacific Island Air and Island Hoppers.