Coastal Inland Tours

Fiji - Nadi to Coral Coast

Arrival in Nadi, via Sri Siva Subramaniya temple and Sigatoka Market to Coral Coast, with Fijian music recorded on location, September 2016.

Sigatoka River Cruise

Shangri-La's Fijian Resort & Spa, Yanuca Island, Fiji

Overlooking Cuvu Harbor, this luxury resort is 1.3 miles from Cuvu Beach and 8 miles from both Sigatoka River Safari and Lawaqa Park, a sports venue.

Featuring furnished balconies with ocean, lagoon or garden views, the polished rooms provide free Wi-Fi and satellite TV, as well as tea and coffeemaking facilities. Suites add living rooms and bathtubs. There are also 1- and 2-bedroom bungalows available.

Dining options include 2 terrace eateries, an adults-only restaurant and a relaxed bar and grill. There are also 2 oceanfront bars, 1 with regular live music. Other amenities include a spa, a lagoon pool and a fitness center.

Sigatoka River Cruise Tour

Cruise the majestic Sigatoka River and feel the beauty it posses. Enjoy charming village scenes and serene settings along the river with contrast vegetation amid picturesque mountain backdrops.

Fiji - City Video Guide

The island nation Fiji lays in the South Pacific Ocean. 
Fiji is one of the friendliest places on Earth. Within moments of arriving, you'll hear the Fijian greeting Bulla, and before long, you'll be calling it out too!
The main island Vitu Levu is home to 85 percent of Fiji's population. Fiji's port capital, Suva, is a city filled with colonial architecture and bustling markets.
Explore the Coral Coast, a 50-mile of stretch of beaches fringed by a coral reef that literally touches the shoreline. Inland, take in the scents of the Fiji Spice Gardens, zip-line through forests, or take a highlands adventure tour. 
To explore Fiji's smaller islands, head to Port Denarau, the gateway to the Mamanuca and Yasawa island groups. Choose from romantic 5-star hideaways, to family-friendly resorts. Dive with giant manta rays, visit local villages, and wander beaches where the only footprints will be your own.
Bulla! Welcome to Fiji.

Tavuni Hill Fort high above the Sigatoka Valley

Tavuni Hill Fort was supposed to be built by Maile Latamai Finau a Tongan chieftain and his followers on their arrival from Tonga via Kadavu and Serua Island a couple of hundreds of years ago. He is supposed to be of Noble birth and from the Tuipelehake lineage. He was good looking, strong headed and a womaniser and was banished by his father for some misdeed with a high born lady. Maile Finau left the Tuipelehake powerbase at the time which was supposed to be Lapaha in Tonga for Fiji with a band of loyal warriors and followers.

They travelled through Lau to Kadavu and on to Serua before they finally settled on what is now known as the Coral Coast. Perhaps because of the openness of attack from the sea by powerful neighbours with naval fleets of double hulled canoes he moved inland to build Tavuni Hill fort. He was also constantly under threat by the warring highland tribes further inland. The fort placement certainly allows for early detection of attacks from the Sea or from the ferocious highland tribes. There are actual stories of battle still told by the descendants of Maile Latamai Finau one of which includes a warrior who after he had been lanced by a spear was still able to run a considrable distance to the fort.

Over time the Tongans intermarried and adapted to Nadroga life, language and culture. Tongan names like Maile Latamai Finau, Tupou and Fatafehi are still in use today and are to be found among the Yavusa Toga or No iToga (Tongan Tribe ) of Nadroga and their close relatives. The Tongan language was still spoken by some of the older people up until the 1970s. The title Tuipelehake is used by the leader of the No iToga. The descendants of Maile Latamai Finau and his followers now can be found in the villagers of Naroro, Korotogo, Nawamagi, Malevu, Cuvu and Nadrala in Nadroga; Waicoba in Navosa; and Vatutu and Waqadamu in Nadi. The Navosa and Nadi branches are descended from some of Maile Latamai Finau's followers who chose to seperate from him because of a dispute that arose and crossed inland from Nadroga to Nadi.

SIGATOKA SAND DUNES | S.01 EP. 29

What a rewarding, yet exhausting experience hiking the sand dunes! The Sigatoka Sand Dunes are located at the mouth of the Sigatoka River on the island of Viti Levu in Fiji.

The sand dunes are the product of erosion in the coastal hinterland and coastal dune forming processes. The extensive dune system covers an area of roughly 2.5 miles.

Come with us as we overcome the sand dunes!

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SIGATOKA TOWN 6PM

Sigatoka Fiji Trip 2016

Fiji - City Video Guide

Fiji - City Video Guide

SIGATOKA TRIP

A small clip of footage put together from a Trip we took down to Sigatoka Fiji.

Fijian Acting Prime Minister visits Sigatoka Market.

Fijian Acting Prime Minister and Attorney-General Hon. Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum today paid a surprise visit to the Sigatoka market where is was welcomed by cheers and 'Cola vina' from the vendors and shoppers.

Hon. Sayed-Khaiyum was in Sigatoka to launch the Wifi zone for the town and took the opportunity to meet with the local Nadroga/Navosa community who were in town.

Kalevu Sigatoka

Kalevu Cultural Centre

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Coastal Inland Fishing Charters: a surprise Birthday Cake to Keith... Happy Fiji Day 2017 @ Sigatoka Sand Dunes
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VLOG n°19 VISIT OF SIGATOKA MARKET

This is the last day of the trip and we went to visit the Market of Sigatoka, half an hour from our place where we stayed which is Maui Bay. The market was such a good place to visit, something that you need to do by your own and explore more, I will say Fijian living style instead of typical tourists places, even tho the market you see a lot of tourist but you can feel a great atmosphere other.

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JOJO FT SD AND JIMMY IN SIGATOKA TOWN

vegas boiz in town looking for hoes bahahaha