Secret rivers of Fiji | Well Known Places

Can you keep a secret? You’re about to find out about the best and secret rivers of Fiji, but you must keep the secret to yourself!

Upper Navua River

The Upper Navua Conservation Area Ramsar Site in Fiji | Img. Credit : [Powell.Ramsar] — The Upper Navua Conservation Area Ramsar Site in Fiji | Img. Credit : [Powell.Ramsar, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikipedia Commons]

Hop aboard an inflatable canoe and navigate through the challenging rapids of this river located in the highlands of Viti Levu. Step out of the comforts of your Fiji resort and prepare to be surrounded by thick jungles and jaw dropping beauty.

Wainikoroiluva (‘Luva) River

Adventure and excitement make the Wainikoroiluva River (or simply call it Luva River) a delight in its own! You’ll be leaving this river with a heap of memories and a belly full of laughter – and some water – especially while rafting!

Sigatoka River

Sigatoka Fiji | Img. Credit: [Fijiisparadise] — Sigatoka Fiji | Img. Credit: [Fijiisparadise, CC BY 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons]

Sigatoka River is located a hop, skip and a jump away from accommodation properties like InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort and Spa. Go on a smooth sailing river cruise or manoeuvre through the white water rapids!

Ba River

Eastern elliptio freshwater mussel ellipio coplanata | Img. Credit: [Westcott Phillip, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons]

Ba River is known to have the best clams – and they’re famous for this! Do you really need another reason to visit Ba River?!

Rewa River

Rewa River is the widest and longest on the island and is home to the highest peak; Tomanivi. The area is famous for the large number of wildlife that can be spotted here, so keep your eyes peeled!

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