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Top Fiji Experiences to Add to Your 2026 Travel List
New year, new adventures! From island escapes and scenic hikes to cultural experiences and off-the-beaten-path adventures, these top things to do in Fiji will make your 2026 holiday unforgettable.
Get Groovy at the UB40 ft. Ali Campbell & Katchafire Concert - Nadi
Fiji is finding its groove as a must-visit concert destination. After the success of George “Fiji” Veikoso’s Homecoming concerts in 2024 and 2025, more Pacific and international acts have added Fiji to their tour calendars.In January 2026, UB40 featuring Ali Campbell teams up with Katchafire in Nadi for a night of laid-back reggae, island rhythms and feel-good energy. Whether you’re front and centre or swaying happily from the back, it’s a guaranteed good time. If you’re a fan of island soul and reggae music, make sure to add it to your itinerary.
Experience Fiji Rugby Live: Coral Coast 7s & Fijian Drua
Rugby in Fiji isn’t just a sport, it’s our national pride. The Coral Coast 7s in Sigatoka every January is a crowd favourite and well worth catching if you’re nearby. The tournament promises cracking games from top domestic sides, Fiji’s national 7s team, and invitational or development teams from New Zealand, Australia, the USA, and even Europe.Between February and May, the Fijian Drua Super Rugby home games kick the top-tier rugby energy up a notch. Always electric, they’re a must-see if you’re planning a trip to Fiji in 2026.
Ride & Slide by South Sea Cats - Half Day Snorkelling Trip
Slide down a giant inflatable slide to snorkel Fiji’s crystal-clear waters and see the vibrant underwater world!
South Sea Cruises’ newest half-day trip is all about easy, breezy island fun. Departing Port Denarau in the afternoon, you’ll cruise by catamaran to Malolo Sand Cay, then hop over to Mana Sand Cay, soaking up postcard-perfect views the whole way. There’s snorkelling, laid-back lounging, and endless splashes off the giant inflatable slide for the kids (and kids at heart). Snorkel gear, a light lunch, and complimentary drinks are all included, with private charters available for groups of up to 28 people. If you’re craving island vibes but are short on time, this one’s for you!
Tamarillo Active Travel - sea-kayak Fiji
With few roads, multi-day sea-kayaking safaris with Tamarillo Active Travel is one of the best-ways explore this remote island gem.
Glide across crystal-clear lagoons, snorkel or dive the world-famous Great Astrolabe Reef, hike through lush landscapes, and stop in local villages for a bowl of mouth-numbing kava. Each day ends at a different resort, where a hearty meal and comfy bed will help soothe your tired bones. The guided tours make it easy to focus on fun and discovery and let you soak in Kadavu’s wild beauty at your own pace.
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Take the wheel of your own self-drive e-boat and cruise down Nadi River’s serene mangrove forest.
No licence is needed; just a quick training session for your designated captain and you’re good to go. Elect your Head Chef and Chief Vibes Officer (DJ), fire up a delicious BBQ lunch onboard, and soak up the river views. Afternoon trips are especially magical as you cruise back to Port at golden hour. A perfect little escape for anyone looking for something different
Hike Waya Island’s Epic Views – Yasawa Islands
The Yasawa islands are full of hiking trails and incredible views but one of the best has to be on Waya island. It’s best reached on a guided hike with Waya Island Resort but be warned, this is no gentle stroll. As one of the most rugged islands in the chain, it's most suited to serious hikers. Start early, pack plenty of water and sun protection, take your time and most of all have fun! It’s a sweaty few hours but the view at the top is worth every step.
Private picnic on a sandbank or island
Escape to your own slice of Fijian paradise with a private picnic on a remote sand cay or secluded island. Lounge on soft white sand, snorkel vibrant reefs, swim in crystal-clear waters, and feast on a gourmet picnic as the ocean laps nearby. It’s the ultimate castaway experience; romantic, Instagrammable and perfect for celebrations or just a day of playful adventure. No need to worry about getting stranded because your boat is on call, ready to whisk you back to your resort whenever you choose.
Day Trip to Kuata Island - Yasawa Islands
Kuata Island has always been a stunner, but with the opening of its new day cruise centre, spending a full day here is easier than ever. Choose from three immersive day trips, each capped off with a generous buffet lunch to refuel between adventures. The Fiji Island Cultural Experience dives into Fijian tradition with music, storytelling, hands-on crafting, a taste of local cuisine and snorkelling over the island’s vibrant reefs. The Marine Conservation Experience pairs you up with a marine biologist to explore the marine protected sanctuary and learn about coral planting and intertidal life. And for pure bragging rights, Snorkelling with Sharks delivers a thrilling, unforgettable encounter with Kuata’s resident reef sharks.
Day Trip to the Lailai Lounge - Pacific Harbour (Beqa Island)
In just 30 minutes from The Pearl Resort Marina, you could be chilling at the Lailai Lounge, off Beqa Island. Jump straight in for a swim, snorkel Beqa’s vibrant reefs, or just kick back and enjoy the views. If you take cash you can pre-order a tasty lunch from nearby Lawaki Beach House or add extras like sandbar trips, short hikes, or a massage. It’s the perfect day out for couples, families with older kids, or groups looking to unwind in style. Check out Tropic Magic’s other trips if you want to explore the region more.
Give Back with Loloma Hour - Everywhere
Loloma Hour is Fiji’s version of happy hour… but a lot more rewarding. “Loloma” means to act with generosity and love, and this tourism industry initiative invites travellers to spend at least one hour making a difference to Fiji. Whether you’re planting coral on a reef, joining a beach clean‑up, learning traditional crafts with villagers, or helping protect native wildlife, Loloma Hour turns your holiday into something that makes a real impact and is a fun and simple way to connect with Fiji’s people and culture. Check here for participating resorts.
Road Trip the Suncoast – Suncoast
The northern Suncoast of Viti Levu is a dream for road-trippers seeking raw, scenic Fiji. Cruise past sugarcane fields, small towns and villages, and rolling mountains, stopping at scenic points or to stock up on fruits from roadside stalls. Hidden gems are tucked all along the route; glamp at Nanumi Au Eco Village and learn about traditional village life, take Waitika Farm’s fascinating bee tour and try your hand at candle-making, and of course, no trip here is complete without a stop at the stunning Savulelele Waterfall. If you’re a diver, you’ll also want to stay longer at Volivoli Beach Resort because the Bligh Waters offer some of the best diving in Fiji.
Cool Off with Organic Fruit Sorbets - Taveuni
After exploring Taveuni’s stunning waterfalls and lush rainforest trails, nothing beats a refreshing bowl of organic fruit sorbet from Yanuyanu Taveuni. Located in a cozy shed shop in Naqara’s small business district, this local spot serves up sorbets made from fresh, seasonal tropical fruits like starfruit, soursop, guava, jackfruit, mango, and a handful of other locally made products. It’s the perfect cool-down treat to wrap up an unforgettable adventure on Fiji’s Garden Island.
Levuka - UNESCO World Heritage Site
Levuka isn’t your typical beach escape, but for curious travellers who love history and culture, it’s a hidden gem.
As Fiji’s first capital and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Levuka’s colonial-era buildings, charming waterfront, and old trading stores make you feel like you’ve stepped into another era. Wander past historic homes, schools, and hotels, soak up the laid-back vibes, and don’t miss chatting with locals. When you’ve had your history fix, Leleuvia and Toberua Island resorts promise lots of beachy island vibes and are just a short boat ride away.
Rivers Fiji
One of the most memorable things to do in Fiji is go white water rafting with Rivers Fiji.
Expert local guides lead you down the Upper Navua River, weaving through a protected canyon fringed with native rainforest and cascading waterfalls.Class II-III rapids mean it's the perfect mix of excitement and accessibility for thrill-seeking groups or families with older kids. Tours run three days a week (Mon, Wed, Fri), with inflatable kayak trips on alternate days along other stretches of the river. It’s a full-day adventure you won’t regret and is easily reached from resorts in Pacific Harbour, Suva or the Coral Coast.
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