Things to do in Pacific Harbour

Pacific Harbour

Pacific Harbour began with canal development in the 1970s. There are art villages, there is a temple, chief thatched huts, cooking areas and weaving houses, and there are rich performances. There are more than 20 diving sites nearby, zip lines, fishing Boating, golf and other recreational activities.

Beqa Island

Beqa Island is located in the waters near Fiji's Coral Coast and is a paradise for divers, with a wealth of underwater attractions. Divers from all over the world mostly explore this area by scuba diving. Of course, if you don't dive, you can also join a one-day or multi-day yacht tour on Beqa Island. Beqa Island has rich and diverse marine life in its surrounding waters, with stunning underwater flowers blooming to the northwest. You can dive down to small soft coral caves to see ancient, understated black coral and various soft corals that rival the precious flowers on land. The colorful sea areas with vast coral colonies will make all the cultural views in your memory pale in comparison. While walking on the seabed, watching white-tip reef sharks and coral groupers lazily circling the coral colonies, don't miss the fancy and strange soft corals growing on giant clam shells. Hard coral reefs are mostly distributed in the eastern part of the sea area. Not only are there large areas of colorful coral reefs, but many tropical coral fish also inhabit these natural barriers. Here, you will encounter countless clownfish, butterflyfish, angelfish, firefish, and more.

River Tubing Fiji

Royal Davui Island Resort

Royal Davui Island Resort is a private island located in the center of the clear waters of Beqa Lagoon, Fiji. The resort's core philosophy is to "give the choice to the guest" rather than constraining them with fixed routines. Guests can enjoy meals at a completely relaxed pace in the open-air restaurant, on the beach, by the pool, or even in their own villa. The stay experience revolves around a sense of privacy and space. Each independent villa is equipped with a private plunge pool, spacious indoor and outdoor living areas, and enjoys expansive views of the lagoon or the ocean. There are no day-trip visitors on the island, so even when fully booked, public spaces always maintain a leisurely pace. For guests who love the ocean, there is a wide variety of options. Activities such as stand-up paddleboarding, kayaking, Hobie Cat sailing, and guided house reef snorkeling allow guests to paddle into the azure lagoon at any time. If you want to explore further, deep-sea diving, sport fishing, sunset cruises, and sandbar picnics can also be arranged upon request. Departing from Nadi Airport, you can take a helicopter, or choose a combination of domestic flight + speedboat to reach the island; the journey itself is a scenic experience that gets better as you go. Royal Davui Island Resort blends the natural beauty of Fiji with highly exclusive service, providing a sanctuary that is truly "just for each other" for adults seeking romance, tranquility, and complete relaxation.

Viti Levu

Viti Levuwas shaped by ancient volcanic activity and features diverse terrain, with the central highlands covered in dense tropical rainforests and peaks shrouded in mist year-round, including Mount Tomanivi, which rises over 1,300m. The coastline is dotted with beaches, estuaries, coral reefs, and bays, showcasing a natural landscape where mountains and ocean intertwine. The island's valleys and forest areas are perfect for nature exploration. Visitors can head to hot spring centers or visit the Garden of the Sleeping Giant to admire a wide variety of orchids and tropical plants. The southern Coral Coast stretches for dozens of km, with beaches and resorts along the route, offering dining and seaside leisure facilities.

Rivers Fiji

Fiji river trip takes you into the Namosi highlands and downstream to the Navua River for white-water rafting. Along the way you can enjoy the highlands' magnificent scenery, ancient gorges carved from volcanic rock, and countless waterfalls.

Aqua-Trek

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Fiji Museum

Fiji Museum houses stone tools from over 3,000 years ago, a vast collection of traditional Fijian artifacts, and items left behind by European colonists in modern times. Items and war trophies from the British Royal Navy from when the United Kingdom invaded Fiji in the 19th century are also housed here, including rifles and leather-bound Bibles. It is said that the British conquered Fiji with the Bible and the rifle. In addition to these items from European colonists, you can also see Qing Dynasty robes and jackets here, with text on the jacket describing the history of Chinese people arriving in Fiji. Furthermore, there are many other interesting exhibits in the museum waiting for you to discover.

Coral Coast Christian Camp

Kuata

Kuata is a small island formed by volcanic rock, with coconut groves and tropical vegetation covering the rugged reefs. There are white sandy beaches on both sides of the island, dotted with colorful seashells. The near-shore water is crystal clear, and coral reefs and schools of tropical fish are just a short distance from the beach, making it a natural spot for snorkeling. A unique marine experience on the island is heading to the outer reef to swim with whitetip reef sharks, where you can observe the reef sharks swimming through the coral up close. In addition to snorkeling and swimming, you can also experience activities such as offshore fishing, kayaking, and traditional kava ceremonies. Walking around the island lets you take in the volcanic reefs, coconut groves, sandy beaches, and azure seas, allowing you to experience the tranquil atmosphere of the Yasawa Islands, away from the hustle and bustle.