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The 2 Off-Road Safaris in Fiji Worth Booking

2 tours  ·  from $127 a head

Fiji rewards the traveller who books the right one, not the first one. Below, the 2 off-road safaris.

Jet Boat Safari on the Sigatoka River - The village welcome and kava ceremony
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Jet Boat Safari on the Sigatoka River

1.Jet Boat Safari on the Sigatoka River

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 1,135 reviews · from $140Our pick

Review of Fiji’s Sigatoka River jet boat safari, with village visit, kava ceremony, lunch, transport, practical tips, and honest value advice.

“This was the first tour I did while on vacation and it couldn’t have started my trip off with a bigger bang! The jet boat up and back down the river was super fun, especially when we did a couple of spins at the end. Try to get with Captain Laps, he was funny, knowledgeable, and a great person to lead you on a tour. The highlight was visiting the village and them being so warm, welcoming, and friendly! It was exactly what I was wanting, and more, from a cultural tour. The food was good, the music, dancing, and all of their presentations were fantastic. They set such a…”

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Naihehe Cave Safari in Sigatoka with BBQ Lunch - The off-road ride is part of the fun
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Naihehe Cave Safari in Sigatoka with BBQ Lunch

2.Naihehe Cave Safari in Sigatoka with BBQ Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 430 reviews · from $126Best value

Explore Fiji’s Naihehe Caves by jet boat and 4WD, join a kava ceremony, visit a village, and enjoy a BBQ lunch for $126.53.

“Overall a really nice culturally sensitive tour of a really cool cave. Our guide Tia was super knowledgable about the local customs and culture. I loved learning about the kava ceremony (and even tasting the kava) at the priest’s house. I do wish we had more time for lunch though; I had to bring food with me on the bumpy ride back because I was still hungry. The listing also doesn’t say you should bring water shoes but that would definitely be helpful (or at least something you can get wet in and not slip around) because the water can get up to your thighs in some places. Another super…”

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