Explore majestic and multiple stunning waterfalls on the Beautiful Island of Fiji..
Visit Fiji’s Best Waterfalls
Discover the island’s diverse natural beauty, including multiple waterfalls, lush rain forests, and rugged sea cliffs as your guide shares history and legends.
Visit some amazing waterfalls in Fiji on any of these tours. You’ll find the most impressive waterfalls at Biausevu, Nabalasere, Nausori Highland, Colo-i-Suva and Sabeto.
Biausevu Waterfall
Your day begins with a welcoming Kava ceremony, a talk on the history of the waterfall, village craft display, plus a tour of the village and pre-school. You will then hike for around 25 minutes through tropical jungle, learning about the plant life, foods and medicine found within it.
Nabalasere Waterfall
Fiji is a land blessed with beautiful waterfalls, but the remote Nabalasere village might just be home to the most spectacular.Villager guides will accompany you toth waterfall (it can be a muddy, slippery walk in places). You’ll hear the falls before you reach them, and then come across the curtain raiser where the jungle parts to reveal a smooth, deep swimming hole scalloped out of the rock by the water.
Nausori Highland Waterfall
Venture into the interior of Vitilevu with your own private guide. Scenic mountain drive in the stunning Nausori Highlands about 1 hour from Nadi. Visit the remote boarding school and to the waterfall.
Colo-I-Suva Waterfall
Oasis of lush rainforest teeming with tropical plants and vivid and melodic bird life. The 6.5km of walking trails navigate clear natural pools and gorgeous vistas. Sitting at an altitude of 120m to 180m, it’s a cool and peaceful respite from Suva’s urban hubbub.
Sabeto Waterfall
Enjoy sightseeing through the Sabeto valley where you will witness a relaxed and laid-back atmosphere passing through the sugarcane belts and small villages and settlements. When you arrive at the Village, you will go on a hiking trip to a nearby waterfall.
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