Activities

Hike Vorovoro’s four peaks and see the magical island from a new point of view.​​​

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Drinking kava, or grog, is the heart of traditional Fijian culture. Learn the ceremony for this community-centering drink.

On Vorovoro, we like to have a friendly game of beach volleyball just before dinner.

From pristine sea shells to ancient pottery shards, you never know what you’ll find at low tide!

Relax in the crystal-clear water. 

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Learn  how to husk, open, and sip your own fresh coconut! Bonus points if you can scale the coconut tree yourself.

From Fish Curry to Rourou, learn to make traditional island food. Delicious, fresh, and sustainable!​

Learn how to make traditional woven mats from dried "Voivoi" leaves from the masters themselves!​

The westernmost tip of the island is home to a secluded beach, edged by white sandstone cliffs, with particularly beautiful tide pools.

Grab your fins and explore the beautiful coral reef right off of Vorovoro Island's shore! If you're lucky, you'll spot a big, blue starfish.​

Learn the island way of this popular pastime - something that provides not only food but also a source of revenue for many islanders.

Vorovoro is far from any light pollution - admire the magnificent, luminous night sky over the South Pacific!​​

Meke is a traditional form of Fijian dance that tells a story. 

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Arguably everyone's favorite spot on Vorovoro. See the most magnificent sunset of your life every night while on Vorovoro.

Singing and playing guitar on the grog mat (where we ceremonially drink kava in the evenings) is a time-honored tradition!

Want to learn how to make coconut products? Spend a day learning how to make coconut oil, coconut soap, and more.

Take in Vorovoro's abundant flora and fauna.

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Stories around the fire are a great way to spend the clear, temperate evenings! 

Spend some time on a hammock, listen to the waves, and relax. As is often said on the island, chill out, don't work out!

=This open-air market in Labasa town offers local produce, freshly caught fish, kava, and stunning handicrafts.

Visit a local village or school and help with a community service project!

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No matter what we’re doing, we all take a break and enjoy a cuppa and each others’ company during this twice-daily ritual.

Enjoy a lovo (underground oven) feast during a big celebration on the island, such as a wedding, birthday, or goodbye party.

Learn all about the island's various indigenous plant species and their amazing healing powers.​

Resourcefulness at its best! These baskets are used for cooking, storage, decoration, and much more.

Dress your best for a traditional church service (Fiji is famous for their harmonies).

Labasa town, which we’ll give you a tour through, is known for its vibrant Indo-Fijian population. The food is fabulous!​