This is a quick stop over for the guests at the local craft shop . Where you can browse in Peace of the local cravings , souviours and try few bites for pastries and coffee.

There is a long bridge jetty build over the ocean toward the reefs . Stunning views and great experience to walk over the waters in the walk way. Right at the end of the jetty there is a small hut(Bure ). Traveler's can load up there gallery .

Pause for a relaxing lunch breakor coffee and stroll around the quaint town of Sigatoka, known for its friendly atmosphere and local markets.

This is known as one of the best beaches of Fiji. With beautiful white sand , clear as Christal water for surfing , snokelling and swimming. Optional on cost activities At the beach , there is chance to do horse riding , local fijian messages , hair braiding

Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park offers guests a unique blend of nature, history, and adventure—making it one of Fiji’s most fascinating experiences. Guests can explore a series of towering sand dunes, some rising up to 60 meters high, shaped by wind over thousands of years. As you walk along the scenic trails, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the coastline, the Sigatoka River, and the vast Pacific Ocean.

Optional Visit On this tour, guests are warmly welcomed by local villagers and introduced to the ancient art of Fijian pottery-making, a skill that has been passed down through generations. Watch live demonstrations as skilled artisans shape clay by hand using traditional techniques—without modern equipment. You’ll gain insight into the cultural significance of pottery in Fijian life, once used for cooking, storage, and ceremonial purposes. Stroll through the village, meet the locals, and learn about their daily lifestyle, customs, and traditions. The tour operates on an open donation basis, allowing visitors to contribute directly to the village community or buy local pottery directly from the villagers. The generosity helps support local families, preserve traditional skills, and maintain this important cultural heritage. This is more than just a tour—it’s a meaningful connection to Fiji’s living traditions and a chance to give back while experiencing something truly special.