Kayak and River Rafting Adventures on Viti Levu in Fiji Islands
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Village homestay with half day coastal sea kayaking
From 6 to 10 people - enquiries at this link
Cost per person in groups of between six to ten (includes
accommodation, all transport and meals etc): F$200.00
*Transport costs while on the package. (ie not transport costs
to Korovisilou or from Pacific Harbour if not returning to
Korovisilou)
You can find out more on the itinerary below.
| Day One Korovisilou |
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| Day two Kayaking |
Deuba sea kayaking and snorkeling:Breakfast at Korovisilou
Our stable, two-person sea kayaks provide the ideal vessel with which to explore Fiji's beautiful coastline. We begin our ½-day journey near the mouth of the Deuba River where we are acquainted with our craft before heading out to sea. En route, we will explore the mangrove forests that thrive in these coastal waters. As we paddle through these unusual forests, we'll keep a sharp lookout for local denizens that call this unique ecosystem home. Mud lobsters, herons, harrier hawks, king fishers, and fruit bats inhabit this area, which many refer to as "The Ocean's Nursery." Here amongst the "dread-locked" root systems of the mangrove forest, some of the ocean's fauna reside until they are large enough to fend for themselves in the azure waters of Beqa Lagoon. Following lunch, we set our course for the open ocean where we search for coral gardens and the kaleidoscope of tropical fish that make this saltwater oasis their home. Our final leg will take us along the sandy beaches of Pacific Harbour where we can relax beneath the shade of a palm tree and recount the memories of our coastal sojourn. Take transport to your next village or hotel - or return to Korovisilou (F$70 per day per adult) |
Recommended age groups: 10 up to 70 -
men and women of average fitness. Do NOT go on this trek if you are
not well, have a heart or medical condition and NOTE that you go on this
adventure at YOUR OWN RISK - enquire
here.
Recommended gear to take with you: some
warm clothes, swimmers, reef shoes, snorkeling gear, bottles for water, insect
repellent, cameras and video recorders, torch, comfy walking shoes.
Three day village homestay incorporating a full day kayaking off Beqa Island
From 6 to 10 people - enquiries at this link
Cost per person in groups of between six to ten (includes
accommodation, all transport* and meals etc): F$480.00
*Transport costs while on the package. (ie not transport costs
to Korovisilou or from Navua Town)
You can find out more on the itinerary below.
| Day One Korovisilou |
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| Day Two Kayaking Naiseuseu |
Deuba sea kayaking and snorkeling:Breakfast at Korovisilou
This incredible journey begins with passage across Rovodrau Bay and Beqa Passage to the protected waters of Beqa Island. En route, we enjoy spectacular views of Vitu Levu's mist-shrouded, mountainous interior and palm-fringed coastline. Following a hearty lunch, we head for Malumu Bay, where we sea kayak deep into the cliff-lined interior and visit Lawaqalevu Island, where hundreds of fruit bats cling to the surrounding trees like overripe fruit. Tides permitting, we paddle to the apparent end of the bay only to continue through a secret mangrove tunnel that leads to the great blue sea. Here, views of Kadavu, more snorkeling, island exploration and peaceful paddling fill the remainder of the afternoon. We conclude our journey by riding the waves and chasing the setting sun back to the mainland. A gentle sea breeze and a colorful sunset conclude a full day of fun, making an exploration of Beqa Island and beyond a rewarding and memorable experience along Fiji's adventure coast. Please note that the actual sequence of the trip and elements included are subject to tidal fluctuations. Hang up your heels at the Village of Naiseuseu on Beqa Island |
| Day Three | Breakfast at Naiseuseu
Leave for the mainland town of Navua or extend your stay at Naiseuseu (F$70 per person per day) |
Recommended age groups: 16 up to 50 -
men and women of above average fitness. Do NOT go on this trek if
you are not well, have a heart or medical condition and NOTE that you
go on this adventure at YOUR OWN RISK - enquire
here.
Recommended gear to take with you: some
warm clothes, swimmers, reef shoes, snorkeling gear, bottles for water, insect
repellent, cameras and video recorders, torch, comfy walking shoes.
Three day village homestay incorporating River Rafting Upper Navua Gorge- Namosi
From 6 to 10 people - enquiries at this link
Cost per person in groups of between six to ten (includes
accommodation, transport* and all meals etc): F$480.00
*Transport costs while on the package. (ie not transport costs
to Namatakula or from Navua Town)
You can find out more on the itinerary below.
| Day One Namatakula |
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| Day two Rafting Namuamua |
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| Day three | Return to Navua Town by water taxi and transfer to your next stop, or extend your stay at the village of Namuamua for F$70 per day per person |
Recommended age groups: 16 up to 50 -
men and women of average or better fitness. Do NOT go on this trek
if you are not well, have a heart or medical condition and NOTE that you
go on this adventure at YOUR OWN RISK - enquire
here.
Recommended gear to take with you: your
sleeping bag, some warm clothes, swimmers, reef shoes, bottles for water,
insect repellent, cameras and video recorders, torch, comfy walking shoes.
From 6 to 10 people - enquiries at this link
Cost per person in groups of between six to ten (includes
accommodation, transport and all meals etc): F$480.00
*Transport costs while on the package. (ie not transport costs
to Namtakula or from Navua Town)
You can find out more on the itinerary below.
| Day One Namatakula |
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| Day two Rafting Namuamua |
Whitewater Rafting on Inflatable Kayaks in Namosi Highlands
Our journey through this idyllic countryside eventually leads us to the Wainikoroiluva River where we take charge of our own inflatable kayaks. After a brief training session, we are off to face the Class II whitewater and rock mazes of the 'Luva. Whether you're experiencing a good old-fashioned water fight, a rejuvenating dip beneath a waterfall, a picnic lunch in a garden grotto or the thrill of whitewater in your own inflatable kayak, we are sure that this portion of your journey will keep you entertained and yearning for more. At the confluence of the 'Luva and Navua rivers, we board motorized longboats for the remainder of our trip to the village of Namuamua. We are afforded views of cascading waterfalls, lush rainforest, village life, and an occasional glimpse of the harrier hawk, fruit bat, kingfisher, parrot and heron that make this canyon their home. That night stay at the village of Namuamua - nestled between the junction of two great inland rivers. |
| Day three | Return to Navua Town by water taxi and transfer to your next stop, or extend your stay at the village of Namuamua for F$70 per day per person |
Recommended age groups: 16 up to 50 -
men and women of average or better fitness. Do NOT go on this trek
if you are not well, have a heart or medical condition and NOTE that you
go on this adventure at YOUR OWN RISK - enquire
here.
Recommended gear to take with you: your
sleeping bag, some warm clothes, swimmers, reef shoes, bottles for water,
insect repellent, cameras and video recorders, torch, comfy walking shoes.
From 6 to 10 people - enquiries at this link
Cost per person in groups of between six to ten (includes
accommodation, transport* and all meals etc): F$890.00
*Transport costs while on the package. (ie not transport costs
to Namatakula or from Navua Town)
You can find out more on the itinerary below.
| Day One Namatakula |
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| Day two Rafting |
Whitewater Rafting on Inflatable Kayaks on upper Navua river
Our overnight camp is tucked into this remarkable landscape along the 'Luva River where spacious tents, extra thick sleeping pads, natural swimming pools, friendly staff and good food await you at the end of your first day. |
| Day three rafting and Namuamua |
Following a hearty breakfast, we are off for another day of fun and
adventure.
We are off to face the Class II whitewater and rock mazes of the 'Luva. Whether you're experiencing a good old-fashioned water fight, a rejuvenating dip beneath a waterfall, a picnic lunch in a garden grotto or the thrill of whitewater in your own inflatable kayak, we are sure that this portion of your journey will keep you entertained and yearning for more. At the confluence of the 'Luva and Navua rivers, we board motorized longboats for the remainder of our trip to the village of Namuamua where we are afforded views of cascading waterfalls, lush rainforest, village life, and an occasional glimpse of the harrier hawk, fruit bat, kingfisher, parrot and heron that make this canyon their home. That night stay at the village of Namuamua - nestled between the junction of two great inland rivers. |
| Day four | Return to Navua Town by water taxi and transfer to your next stop, or extend your stay at the village of Namuamua for F$70 per day per person |
Recommended age groups: 16 up to 50 -
men and women of average or better fitness. Do NOT go on this trek
if you are not well, have a heart or medical condition and NOTE that you
go on this adventure at YOUR OWN RISK - enquire
here.
Recommended gear to take with you: your
sleeping bag, some warm clothes, swimmers, reef shoes, bottles for water,
insect repellent, cameras and video recorders, torch, comfy walking shoes.
Taxi
to the mouth of the Deuba river
Whitewater
Rafting on Inflatable Kayaks on upper Navua river
The adventure
begins with an overland journey into the Namosi Highlands through the lush
rainforest interior of Viti Levu. Atop jungle passes, we enjoy breathtaking
views of Beqa Lagoon and other coastal areas, then descend into the beautiful
and peaceful Namosi Valley.
Join
us for a truly memorable overnight experience in the Namosi Highlands. Our
overnight trip begins on the upper Wainikoroiluva River. In the shadows of
Mt. Nambui, we launch our boats on the 'Luva's fun Class II-III whitewater
where you will experience this unique part of Fiji's hidden highlands. Along
the way, our Namosi guides help you to explore this spectacular countryside
through the eyes of a native Fijian. Our guides take great pride in an oral
tradition of good old-fashioned story telling, sharing the ancient legends
of giants, river serpents, and fearless warriors for which this part of Fiji
is renown.