City: Fiji
Top Things to do in Fiji
Top Restaurants in Fiji
- 1. Ports O' Call
- 2. Hot Bread Kitchen
- 3. Ocean Terrace Restaurant
- 4. Navo at InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort and Spa
- 5. Nadina Authentic Fijian Restaurant
- 6. IVI Restaurant at Outrigger on the Lagoon Fiji
- 7. Wicked Walu Seafood Restaurant
- 8. Eco Cafe
- 9. Tokoriki Oishii Teppanyaki
- 10. V Restaurant at Sofitel Fiji Resort
Things to do in Fiji, Fiji: The Best Waterfalls
From the traditional Bobo massages to the therapeutic rays of South Pacific sun, the islands of Fiji offer visitors the ultimate in relaxation. Take a fragrant stroll through the botanical gardens of Nadi before settling in on the beach to watch the sun slip down for the night. Nap in the shade of a Savusavu palm tree, or float in the lagoons of Viti Levu. The waterfalls and lush rainforest of Taveuni Island are peaceful places to commune with nature at your own pace.
Restaurants in Fiji
1. Tavoro Waterfalls
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 233 reviews
Pack a lunch and head over to see these three waterfalls, each on a different altitude level.
Reviewed By heathergP5215DA - Dublin, Ireland
100% would recommend a visit here if you have the chance! Tip - go early sndy hike to the top pool FIRST, you're likely to have it completely to yourself! We hiked up there about 9.30am, spent an hour up there and were completely uninterrupted. We then went to the second pool and there was only one other person there. The second pool is quite noisy due to the force of the water! And the lower pool always has a ton of people at it. So make the effort to go to the top one and spend your time there:) The water is so cool and refreshing, a welcome feeling from the heat & humidity!!
2. Waitavala Natural Rock Waterslide
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By SarahJFisk - Berkeley, United States
If you are young, athletic and agile, this place is magic! You have to hike thru the forest along a stream and then cross the stream and climb over some rocks to get further up. Then you can slide down a series of small cascades in the stream and end up in a bigger pool right where you crossed the stream. Its hella fun for kids and adults - but fair warning: its at your own risk! There's no one there to sue if you get hurt. And of course, its fun to watch if you don't want to try it. Oh - and please don't litter. This is a working forest ecosystem to be protected and preserved.
3. Nakawaga Waterfall
4. Vuadomo Village and Waterfall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By MarkOHUS57
My wife and I hired a local taxi / guide during a day stop to Savusavu on a HAL cruise in April 2019. The driver took us to this very scenic site where the local people greeted us and we paid a nominal entrance fee. It was well worth the price as we saw a very unique waterfall up close. Our local guide accompanied us along a +/- 1/4 mile path to the falls where we spent some time enjoying the scenery, watching others enjoy it, and swam and waded in the waterfall's pool. The local people who greeted us were wonderful and gracious hosts. The walking trail/path could be a challenge for some due to heat and uneven terrain but worth the effort. We would not have found this site without the taxi driver / guide as the site is not well marked at the intersection of the nearest road and the unpaved road that leads to the falls.
5. Biausevu Waterfall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By 366phillipd - Auckland, New Zealand
We had a great time on this trip, from when we got picked up by Gold Coast Tours, taken to village for Kava Ceremony, school visit was an experience then our guide Mary who was great took us to the falls, a beautiful spot, luck for us we where the only ones there at that time. A great time
