Fall in love with the South Pacific's paradise islands, where soft-sand beaches, turquoise lagoons, and pearl-white atolls await. Bora Bora's imposing Mount Otemanu and clear waters are legendary, while Rarotonga in the Cook Islands, halfway between New Zealand and Hawaii, offers mesmerizing snorkeling in its calm waters. Fast-forward 24 hours as we sail over the dateline, then spot humpback whales in the waters around Tonga. We sail north now for dazzling emerald rainforests and enthralling Fijian welcoming ceremonies in Savusavu and Lautoka before disembarking.

Wrapped in magnificent beaches, draped in lush rainforest and kissed by translucent waters, the gem-like islands of the South Pacific have long been the treasured muses of great artists, captivating all with their serene natural beauty.

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The bustling capital of French Polynesia, where vibrant markets, lively nightlife, and a fusion of Polynesian and French cultures come together in the heart of picturesque Tahiti. Stroll along the wide waterfront-boulevard and marvel and the gorgeous waters and perfect beaches. Tahitian locals and shopkeepers welcome you as you explore the carefree spirit of their island.

Snorkel and dive in the stunning turquoise lagoons of Bora Bora, known for its white sand beaches and luxurious overwater bungalows. Escape into the marvels of this island paradise. Bora Bora has been called the most beautiful island in the world with its tranquil lagoons, sugar-white beaches and exotic flora and fauna.

Experience the lagoon of Bora Bora from a new perspective on a guided underwater scooter excursion designed to offer comfort, safety, and ease of access. Ideal for guests seeking a novel way to encounter the island&#39;s marine environment, this activity is suitable for most fitness levels, including those with no prior diving or swimming experience.Each scooter sous-marin (underwater scooter) accommodates two people—one driver and one passenger. The upper body remains dry inside a clear dome filled with air, allowing for natural breathing and visibility throughout the experience. Guided by a certified instructor, participants remain tethered to a surface buoy, ensuring a safe depth of approximately 10 feet (3 meters).The immersion offers a chance to observe coral gardens, tropical fish, and the vibrant underwater landscape of Bora Bora&#39;s lagoon at a relaxed pace. The tour includes essential safety briefings, equipment assistance, and time aboard the support vessel.This aquatic experience blends novelty and tranquility, offering a controlled and scenic encounter with one of French Polynesia&#39;s most renowned marine environments.

Glide beneath the surface of Bora Bora&#39;s lagoon on a two-person underwater scooter—no diving experience required for this serene, close-up view of marine life.

Aqua Scooter Adventure in Bora Bora

Discover the calm, shallow waters of Bora Bora&#39;s lagoon on a professionally guided safari aquatique (aqua safari) using helmet diving technology. This accessible underwater experience is designed for guests of varied skill levels and requires no prior diving certification.Equipped with a specially designed helmet connected to a surface air supply, guests descend gently into the lagoon, walking along the sea floor at a depth of approximately 10 feet (3 meters). Breathing remains natural, with full visibility and head-to-toe dryness, allowing for effortless interaction with the vibrant marine life.Guides accompany participants throughout the immersion, offering assistance, safety oversight, and interpretation of the coral structures, fish species, and underwater ecosystems. The lagoon&#39;s tranquil setting provides an ideal environment for observing colorful corals and tropical species in their natural habitat, with ample time for photography and exploration at a relaxed pace.This curated experience blends innovation and accessibility, offering an alternative way to enjoy one of French Polynesia&#39;s most renowned marine environments—without the need for traditional diving skills.

Step below the surface and explore Bora Bora&#39;s reef-lined lagoon on a helmet dive designed for comfort, visibility, and intimate marine discovery.

Bora Bora&#39;s Aqua Safari Experience

Embark on a serene exploration of Bora Bora&#39;s famed lagoon aboard a custom vessel designed to offer panoramic underwater viewing from the comfort of an air-conditioned cabin. This exclusive marine experience invites guests to witness the vibrant underwater world through large submerged windows, all while remaining dry and at ease.The journey offers continuous views of the lagoon&#39;s coral gardens and marine life, with the changing hues of turquoise and blue revealing the natural beauty that defines Bora Bora.Knowledgeable guides provide insight into the lagoon&#39;s biodiversity and seascapes, ensuring an informative experience throughout the voyage. This excursion is particularly suited for guests seeking minimal physical exertion while still enjoying close contact with the region&#39;s aquatic life.

Glide through Bora Bora&#39;s lagoon in comfort, where vivid blues and marine life unfold beyond panoramic underwater windows—an experience of ease, elegance, and oceanic wonder.

The Underwater Viewing Experience

Set out from Vaitape for a full-day exploration of Bora Bora&#39;s celebrated lagoon, guided by local hosts aboard a traditional-style catamaran. This curated journey includes a series of snorkel stops offering diverse views into the marine life of the South Pacific.Begin with the chance to observe raies pastenagues (stingrays) gliding gracefully in their natural environment, followed by a viewing of requins à pointes noires (blacktip reef sharks)—a striking yet carefully supervised encounter. A final stop allows for exploration of a coral garden, where bright tropical fish and intricate reef structures provide an underwater scene of remarkable detail.The voyage continues to a private motu (islet), where a traditional Polynesian barbecue is served in a relaxed setting. Freshly grilled fish, meats, tropical fruits, and regional preparations are offered at shaded tables set in the sand, overlooking the lagoon and the dramatic peaks of Bora Bora.The afternoon invites rest or leisure—swim in tranquil waters, walk along the shore, or simply take in the vistas before returning to the main island. This experience offers a balanced immersion in Polynesian nature, flavor, and hospitality.

Snorkel through coral gardens, encounter marine life in turquoise shallows, and enjoy a freshly prepared barbecue lunch on a secluded motu—Bora Bora at its most immersive and relaxed.

Lagoon Cruise & Motu Picnic

Experience Bora Bora&#39;s coastal road aboard a traditional open-air windowless Le Truck. This leisurely drive offers views of coconut groves, small villages, and lagoon vistas.Visit a local pareu (sarong) workshop to observe traditional dyeing techniques and garment demonstrations. Continue to the Anau Lookout for broad views over the lagoon.The journey includes stops near the village of Anau, Matira Beach, and Povai Bay, where glimpses of Mont Otemanu (Mount Otemanu) frame the turquoise waters.This tour provides a gentle introduction to the island&#39;s landscapes and culture, with opportunities to enjoy natural scenery and local traditions in a relaxed atmosphere.

Circle the island in local style, discover living cultural traditions, and take in sweeping views of Bora Bora&#39;s lagoon and volcanic peaks—an easygoing introduction to its land and spirit.

Bora Bora Coastal Drive by Le Truck

Embark on a scenic cruise across Bora Bora&#39;s renowned lagoon aboard a covered, comfortable vessel. Passing by Motu Tapu (Tapu Islet), the journey leads to a shallow sandbank frequented by raies pastenagues (stingrays), known for their graceful movements in calm, clear waters. Occasionally, requins à pointes noires (blacktip reef sharks) can be observed nearby, providing an opportunity for safe and respectful wildlife encounters.Under the guidance of a knowledgeable tour leader, guests may interact with the stingrays in their natural habitat. The excursion continues to a vibrant coral garden along the island&#39;s outer reef, where the thriving reef ecosystem supports an array of tropical fish species.Equipped with a mask and snorkel, participants will explore calm waters approximately four to five feet (1.2 to 1.5 meters) deep. The area hosts a variety of reef inhabitants including papillons (butterflyfish), mérous (groupers), and other colorful marine life, allowing for a captivating yet gentle snorkeling experience.This excursion combines ease and accessibility with a rich introduction to Bora Bora&#39;s underwater environment, suitable for guests seeking both adventure and comfort.

Discover Bora Bora&#39;s vibrant coral gardens, swim alongside graceful stingrays, and encounter curious reef sharks in tranquil, crystal-clear lagoon waters.

Bora Bora Marine Safari

Experience an unforgettable sunset aboard a deluxe panoramic boat, offering an intimate setting. As the evening progresses, the gentle breeze subsides, leaving the lagoon calm and mirror-like, reflecting the warm hues of the setting sun.Cruise along Bora Bora&#39;s iconic features, including the ancient volcan brisé (broken volcano), vibrant turquoise waters, protectivereef and navigablechannel, and Motu Tapu (Tapu Islet). The journey passes by exclusive overwater bungalow hotels, providing a distinctive perspective of this renowned island retreat.Marine life such as aigles de mer (eagle rays) and raies pastenagues (stingrays) may sometimes be observed gliding beneath the clear waters, enhancing the natural ambiance.As darkness falls, the vessel&#39;s underwater blue lighting offers a subtle glimpse into the lagoon&#39;s nocturnal marine activity, adding to the magic of the evening. The tour culminates with the sun&#39;s final descent beside a serene motu (islet), creating an iconic tableau reminiscent of a postcard-perfect moment.

Immerse in Bora Bora&#39;s serene lagoon, witness vibrant marine life, and savor a magical sunset framed by pristine waters and dramatic volcanic landscapes.

Lagoon Sunset Sojourn

Delight in the wonders of Rarotonga, the largest of the Cook Islands, where lush tropical rainforests, azure lagoons, and a vibrant local culture create a spellbinding oasis in the heart of the South Pacific. The pristine nature, makes the town a stunning tropical paradise that is also rich in warm hospitality and local heritage. Try the island&#39;s delicious cuisine, based on its abundant fresh fish and tropical fruit, and learn about its culture through traditional music and shows.

Begin a panoramic exploration of Rarotonga, the largest of the Cook Islands, with a scenic 21-mile (34-kilometer) drive that offers a glimpse into the island&#39;s natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Upon arrival at Avatiu Harbor, embark on a guided journey through Avarua, the island&#39;s central township and commercial hub. Pass notable landmarks such as the Cook Islands Library and Museum Society and the historic Cook Islands Christian Church, constructed in 1842 using coral and limestone.Travel along both coastal and inland roads to discover key cultural and historic points of interest. Short stop at Ngatangiia Harbour, the legendary departure point for Polynesian voyagers who navigated to Aotearoa (New Zealand) around 1350 A.D. Continue along Ara Metua (Road of Toi), a stone path believed to have been constructed around 1050 A.D., still in use today.Pause at Muri Lagoon, a tranquil and clear body of water lined by small motu (islets) and known for its calm conditions. Here, enjoy a short coconut demonstration and local tropical fruit tasting in a relaxed beachfront setting.Throughout the journey, observe tropical plantations, scenic inland valleys, and traditional village life while experienced local guides share stories, legends, and insights into Cook Islands&#39; culture and traditions. This comprehensive circle island tour offers a well-paced introduction to the island&#39;s diverse landscape and rich ancestral heritage.

Explore Rarotonga&#39;s vibrant traditions, volcanic beauty, and centuries-old legends on a relaxed drive around the island&#39;s tropical landscapes and cultural landmarks.

Rarotonga Circle Island Tour

Experience the diverse beauty of Rarotonga from an exceptional vantage point aboard a high-wing Cessna 172 aircraft. This aerial exploration offers panoramic views of the island&#39;s lush valleys, volcanic peaks, and coral-fringed lagoon, while ensuring optimal visibility through individual window seats.During the flight, a live pilot commentary is provided via personal headsets, offering informative insights into the island&#39;s geography and cultural highlights. Observe the turquoise expanse of Muri Lagoon and Titikaveka, as well as the vibrant reef system that outlines the coast. When conditions permit, sweeping views of the anchored cruise vessel add a striking perspective from the air.

Admire the island&#39;s volcanic heart and shimmering lagoons from above—an intimate and unforgettable aerial encounter designed for discerning travelers.

Rarotonga from the Sky

Depart the port by vehicle for a short drive along Rarotonga&#39;s coastal road en route to the Takitumu Conservation Area, located within the island&#39;s southeastern interior. This guided walk offers an immersive experience into a protected section of tropical rainforest, home to rare flora and fauna found only in the Cook Islands.The hike is conducted over natural, uneven terrain and is suited for guests comfortable with extended walking. Along the trail, learn about local medicinal plants, traditional harvesting techniques, and the ecosystem&#39;s delicate balance. Central to the conservation effort is the endangered Kakerori (Rarotonga Flycatcher), a species endemic to the island and now monitored within this reserve. Observing the bird in its natural habitat is not guaranteed, as it remains elusive and dependent on seasonal behavior.The presence of visitors directly supports local conservation initiatives, helping fund research and habitat protection efforts led by community landowners. While the setting offers occasional canopy views and lush forest scenery, the focus of this experience lies in cultural insight, ecological stewardship, and sustainable tourism.

Walk beneath rainforest canopy in one of Rarotonga&#39;s most protected environments—an experience that reveals the island&#39;s rare birdlife, medicinal botany, and community-led conservation efforts.

Takitumu Rainforest Hike

Discover the untamed beauty of Rarotonga&#39;s interior aboard a rugged 4x4 safari vehicle designed to navigate both paved roads and off-road trails. Depart from the coastal township and journey inland, venturing along less-traveled paths through lush valleys, plantations, and traditional villages rarely accessed by conventional vehicles.This guided expedition offers a deeper understanding of Cook Islands culture and heritage, with commentary on ancestral land practices, local legends, and the traditional uses of native plants. Pass by tropical scenery that may include seasonal fruit groves, coconut palms, and dramatic inland peaks. Stops may be made at scenic outlooks or cultural points of interest, depending on road and weather conditions.This tour is conducted in soft-top, open-air vehicles equipped for rugged terrain. Seating is functional but minimal, offering an authentic island safari experience. Terrain can be uneven, and the ride may be bumpy in parts, making this experience best suited for active guests with no mobility limitations.

Traverse remote valleys and rugged backroads in a true island-style safari, uncovering cultural heritage, scenic landscapes, and local traditions in Rarotonga&#39;s inland heart.

Rarotonga Discovery by 4x4

Experience the vibrant marine ecosystems of Muri Lagoon aboard a traditional glass-bottom boat, offering a relaxing cruise with views into Rarotonga&#39;s thriving underwater world. Cruise toward Koromiri Motu, a small offshore islet nestled near the lagoon&#39;s reef. Observe colorful reef fish, including butterflyfish and parrotfish, swimming among coral formations in clear, calm waters. Local guides provide insightful narration featuring legends of the Cook Islands and the cultural symbolism of the coconut tree, a foundational resource in island life.Disembark for a brief guided walk on a motu, or simply enjoy leisure time to snorkel, swim, or relax along the shoreline. Light seasonal fruit refreshments are served before returning to the mainland for the coach journey back to the pier.

Cruise on clear lagoon waters and discover an undersea world on a glass bottom boat. Enjoy leisure time on a motu or snorkel with giant clams and schools colorful fish.

Glass Bottom Lagoon Escape

This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.

Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.

Half-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Rarotonga

Full-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Rarotonga

Half-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Rarotonga

Full-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Rarotonga

A tropical South Pacific archipelago that offers a unique blend of untouched beaches, inviting crystal-clear waters, and a fascinating Polynesian heritage, transporting you to a world of tranquility and wonder. In the capital city of Tonga, Nuku&#39;alofa, you can admire the scenery of this remote region and participate in many activities such as swimming with whales, diving amid impressive caves, tasting the local gastronomy and visiting nearby islands while taking in endlessly mesmerizing landscapes.

Discover the soul of Tonga through its natural marvels, cultural traditions, and royal heritage. Travel across the verdant landscapes of Tongatapu, journeying south to witness the dramatic Mapu ‘a Vaea blowholes—known as the “Chief&#39;s Whistles”. Here, the relentless force of the Pacific Ocean surges through hundreds of coral rock vents, sending saltwater plumes soaring over 60 feet (18 meters) into the air, creating a breathtaking display of nature&#39;s raw power.Continue to the western coastline to experience an authentic Tongan feast at the Liku&#39;alofa Beach Resort, where a sumptuous buffet of island delicacies is served in a serene beachfront setting. The meal is elevated by a traditional cultural performance, featuring dancers in vibrant attire who bring ancient stories to life through graceful movement and rhythmic song.En route back to the pier, enjoy panoramic views of Nuku?alofa, the capital city, with stops at significant historical landmarks. Visit the Royal Tombs, final resting place of King George Tupou I and other esteemed figures of the Tongan monarchy. Pause to admire the distinctive kauri wood façade of the Royal Palace, an enduring symbol of Tonga&#39;s sovereign legacy since 1864.

Witness nature&#39;s grandeur at Mapu ‘a Vaea, savor a traditional Tongan feast on a sun-kissed beach, and explore the island&#39;s regal past on a journey rich in culture, heritage, and flavor.

From Ocean Wonders to Island Traditions

Uncover the heart of Tongan culture through immersive experiences that celebrate ancient customs, sacred ceremonies, and the enduring legacy of the monarchy. This enriching journey begins in the village of Ancient Tonga, where local hosts present a vibrant showcase of island traditions. Participate in a formal kava ceremony, an age-old ritual of welcome and unity, before exploring interactive displays that illustrate the art of Ngatu (tapa cloth) making, wood carving, traditional medicine, and earth oven (umu) cooking.Each demonstration offers an intimate glimpse into the daily life and ancestral wisdom of the Tongan people, preserving a heritage that continues to shape community and identity.Continue to the island&#39;s southern coast to witness the natural marvel of the Mapu ‘a Vaea blowholes—known in English as the “Chief&#39;s Whistles.” Along this volcanic coastline, waves from the Pacific Ocean surge through coral vents, shooting spectacular saltwater geysers over 60 feet (18 meters) into the air.Conclude with a visit to two of Tonga&#39;s most revered landmarks in Nuku?alofa. View the Royal Tombs, resting place of King George Tupou I and other distinguished leaders, then admire the mid-19th-century Royal Palace, whose kauri wood façade stands as a proud emblem of the Tongan monarchy since 1864.

Experience the living culture of Ancient Tonga through sacred rituals, artisan craft, and royal tradition—an unforgettable window into the spirit and soul of the South Pacific.

A Journey Through Ancient Tonga

Step into the storied past of the Kingdom of Tonga on a curated exploration of Tongatapu&#39;s most significant historical and cultural landmarks. This journey begins at Captain Cook&#39;s Landing Place, where British explorer James Cook arrived in 1777 and affectionately named the archipelago the “Friendly Islands.” View the tranquil lagoon where his ship once anchored, and gaze upon the Malumalu ?o Fulilangi banyan tree, under which Cook is said to have rested.Continue to the Ha?amonga ?a Maui, a monumental trilithon constructed from coral limestone in the 13th century. Often compared to Stonehenge, this ancient gateway to the royal compound holds deep cultural significance and is believed by some to have served as a solar calendar.Travel onward to the Royal Tombs of Lapaha, known as Langi, where Tongan kings were traditionally laid to rest in elaborately terraced stone vaults. These sacred burial sites offer a rare glimpse into the traditions and legacy of the Tu?i Tonga dynasty. Conclude the tour with a stop outside the Royal Palace in Nuku?alofa, the official residence of Tonga&#39;s reigning monarch since 1864, a kauri-wood landmark that remains an enduring symbol of national identity.

Experience the regal heart of Tonga through its sacred sites, ancient monuments, and the legendary arrival of Captain Cook—an enriching journey through centuries of Polynesian heritage.

A Heritage Tour of Tongatapu

Trace the remarkable footsteps of Captain James Cook and experience the enduring cultural spirit of Tongatapu on a journey blending history, tradition, and island performance. Begin at the commemorative site of Captain Cook&#39;s 1777 landing, where a seaside plaque and ancient banyan tree recall the explorer&#39;s time in Tonga. This scenic location marks the origin of the “Friendly Islands,” a name attributed to the warm welcome Cook received during his South Pacific voyage.Continue to the dramatic setting of ?Oholei Beach, where a natural coastal cave sets the stage for an enthralling Faiva performance. Island musicians, traditional dancers, and skilled fire performers bring to life the ancestral storytelling and rhythms of Tonga in a vivid cultural celebration. Light refreshments enhance this immersive experience, inviting reflection amid the sounds of the surf and song.Travel through Nuku?alofa, capital of the Kingdom of Tonga, to admire iconic national landmarks. Pass the Royal Palace, an elegant kauri-wood residence dating to 1864 and the home of Tonga&#39;s royal family. Conclude with a visit to the Royal Tombs, where King George Tupou I and other notable figures rest, surrounded by solemn stone vaults and symbolic monuments.

Follow the path of Captain Cook to the Friendly Islands and discover the soul of Tonga through stories, song, and celebration in one of Polynesia&#39;s most authentic cultural showcases.

Cultural Heritage and Coastal Traditions

Uncover the natural beauty and regal heritage of Tongatapu during a tranquil coastal retreat paired with a panoramic introduction to the Kingdom of Tonga. Begin with a scenic drive through Nuku?alofa, the nation&#39;s charming capital. Pass by the iconic Royal Palace, a kauri-wood residence where the Tongan monarchy has lived since 1864. Visit the Royal Tombs, where King George Tupou I, founder of modern Tonga, and other revered figures are interred beneath meticulously terraced vaults.Continue to the pristine shores of Vai ko Latai Beach, a hidden gem known for its calm turquoise waters and serene atmosphere. This secluded coastal haven offers an opportunity to bask in the natural beauty of Tonga&#39;s southern coast. Guests may swim in the warm South Pacific waters, relax on the white-sand beach, or simply absorb the island&#39;s tranquil rhythm. Snorkeling is possible for those who wish to explore beneath the surface.The setting captures the essence of Tonga&#39;s enduring nickname—the “Friendly Islands”—with its peaceful surroundings and welcoming spirit.

From the regal past of Nuku?alofa to the untouched beauty of Vai ko Latai, discover why Tonga remains one of the South Pacific&#39;s most enchanting destinations.

Vai ko Latai Beach Retreat

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Full-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Nuku&#39;Alofa

Half-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Nuku&#39;Alofa

Full-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Nuku&#39;Alofa

With over 300 islands in the archipelago, you might think you would be spoilt for choice when it comes to paradisical places in Fiji. But it is Savusavu, one of the country&#39;s smaller islands in the north that offers perhaps one of the best – aka most authentic – experiences there is. The island is the archetype of paradise: turquoise seas and palm-fringed white beaches as far as the eye can see. Unsurprisingly many of the activities involve water: whether snorkeling and diving or exploring the inside of the island by kayak on the mangroved waterways of Sekawa River. As one of the lesser visited islands in Fiji, life and culture has remained very much as it always was in Savusavu; tourism is not rife and the island is buried deep in traditional ways. Expect warm communities eager to share their folklore and everyday lives, from local villages and birdwatching hikes to visits to black pearl farms and chocolate factories.

Travel inland to the Nakawaqa Rainforest, located northeast of Savusavu. Upon arrival at Wainiliku Creek, local hosts provide a traditional welcome before leading a walk through shaded tropical forest. The trail, set under a canopy of native trees, follows a gradual incline to the Nakawaqa Waterfall, which flows over volcanic rock into a series of natural pools below. The hike to the waterfall involves crossing little streams.Guests may enjoy the scenic forest setting, relax near the water, or take a dip in one of the freshwater pools, conditions permitting. Local guides share insights into the region&#39;s natural features and cultural connections to the land.

Discover Fiji&#39;s lush interior with a gentle rainforest walk and the refreshing charm of a hidden waterfall nestled in a pristine natural reserve.

Nakawaqa Waterfall & Rainforest Walk

Discover a glimpse of Fijian culture with a visit to Vuadomo Village, where local hosts offer a traditional welcome and insights into regional customs. Participate in a demonstration of traditional island cooking, with tastings of select dishes prepared using local ingredients.Continue to the nearby Vuadomo Waterfall, surrounded by dense tropical vegetation. When conditions allow, enjoy a refreshing dip in the natural pool or simply take in the serene atmosphere. Optional local massage techniques, known as bobo, may be available on site.This culturally focused excursion offers a combination of scenic beauty, local flavors, and a relaxed introduction to village traditions.

Experience Fijian hospitality, sample traditional flavors, and view one of Vanua Levu&#39;s scenic natural features on this relaxed village visit.

Vuadomo Village & Waterfall Visit

Visit KokoMana, a small-scale cocoa farm nestled in a lush forest setting near Savusavu. Learn about sustainable cocoa cultivation and observe key stages of the chocolate-making process, from bean to bar, including tempering and finishing techniques.Walk through shaded cocoa groves and gain insight into the region&#39;s agroforestry approach, which blends native trees with cocoa and other edible plants. Enjoy a guided tasting of locally crafted, single-origin chocolate, and sample the raw pulp of freshly harvested cocoa pods.A relaxed, informative visit offering a look into Fiji&#39;s fine-flavor chocolate craft and its natural setting.

Learn how premium chocolate is crafted in a serene forest setting, where sustainable farming meets artisan production—and indulge in the rich flavors of Fiji&#39;s own cocoa legacy.

Kokomana Chocolate Farm & Factory

Paddle along the gentle Qaloqalo River through mangrove-lined waterways to reach the peaceful Salt Lake, a 100-acre (40-hectare) inland tidal lake surrounded by natural beauty. Explore calm waters by kayak, circling Kings Island while learning about the area&#39;s cultural and ecological significance. Local guides share insight into the region&#39;s history and environment during this relaxing, nature-focused outing. Wildlife sightings may vary, but the landscape offers a quiet perspective of Vanua Levu&#39;s coastal interior.

Glide through tidal mangroves to a hidden lake and absorb the serenity of Vanua Levu&#39;s untouched interior from the gentle seat of a kayak.

Qaloqalo River & Salt Lake Kayak Discovery

Discover Korovesa Island, home to Nawi Island Marina, for a relaxed day of cultural encounters and leisure. Upon arrival, experience a traditional welcome featuring Lali drumming and Meke dance. Engage at your own pace with local craft demonstrations such as basket weaving and coconut preparation, and observe a kava ceremony reflecting Fijian heritage.A Fijian-style buffet lunch is served at Domoni&#39;s Waterfront Dining, featuring local island dishes prepared using traditional methods. Guests may unwind by the Nawi Pool Club, with casual entertainment and access to the Fiji Time Cantina for light refreshments.Participation in cultural activities is optional and may vary. Water access and swimming opportunities depend on weather and facility conditions.

Experience the essence of Fijian warmth and island leisure—where tradition, local flavors, and modern comforts blend into a day of relaxed elegance.

A Day at the Nawi Island

Located on Vanua Levu, often referred to as Fiji&#39;s Hidden Paradise, Korosun Resort offers a tranquil retreat set across 160 acres of rainforest and coastal landscape. This experience begins with a gentle nature walk through the resort&#39;s lush tropical grounds, featuring native flora, medicinal plants, and serene garden spaces. A small waterfall nestled in the rainforest provides a refreshing stop, ideal for a brief cool down or quiet reflection in nature.Following the walk, guests can unwind with a traditional Bobo spa treatment. This Fijian massage technique uses local oils and practiced hands to promote relaxation and connection to the natural environment. Surrounded by rainforest sounds and filtered sunlight, this treatment offers a culturally rooted wellness moment designed to soothe both body and mind.This experience offers a glimpse into Fijian tradition and natural wellness, while maintaining a pace suited for guests seeking gentle exploration and restorative indulgence. Some uneven surfaces may be encountered on the nature walk, and participation in spa treatments is optional.

Immerse in nature, culture, and gentle wellness beneath the rainforest canopy—where tradition meets tranquility.

Fijian Wellness Escape at Korosun Resort

Lautoka, known as the `Sugar City,` is a bustling port town located on the beautiful island of Viti Levu in Fiji. As you step foot in Lautoka, you are greeted by warm tropical breezes and a vibrant atmosphere. Explore the bustling markets, where you can immerse yourself in the vibrant colors and fragrances of fresh fruits, vegetables, and handicrafts. Indulge in the rich flavors of Fijian cuisine, savoring local delicacies such as kokoda (marinated fish) and lovo (traditional underground oven-cooked feast). Discover the pristine white sandy beaches nearby, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and simply basking in the sun. Lautoka invites you to embrace the beauty of Fiji and experience the warm hospitality of its people.

Hilton Hotel Tahiti is located within proximity of downtown Papeete in French Polynesia. Accommodation options consist of a selection of rooms and suites overlooking the garden or the ocean. In-room amenities include internet access, air conditioning, TVs, tea/coffee making facilities, and minibars. The property features a selection of dining and drinking options to suit all guests’ palates. Leisure facilities include a swimming pool, a fitness centre, a business centre, and a spa.

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Few musicians have achieved the broad-based success that David Rosenthal has earned as a Musical Director, Keyboardist, Synthesizer Programmer, Producer, Composer, Orchestrator and touring professional. With a musical career spanning four decades, David’s talents have been continually in demand for his skilled musical precision, technical expertise, and vast experience. 

Tony Van Maanenberg

Tony loves cruising which helps fulfill his desire as a world traveller, especially long voyages that have extensive sea days.

Dr. Jane Thomason 

Dr. Jane Thomason is the Inaugural Chair of the World Metaverse Council and a recognized thought leader on Metaverse and emerging technologies. 

Ralph Harris

Ralph Harris is one of today’s hottest comedic and acting talents with television credits in Seinfeld and In Living Color. 

Sarah Peavy

Sarah Peavy Richards is an international singer and actress based Down Under in Brisbane, Australia! Originally a “Yank” from Dahlonega, Georgia, this southern peach’s passion for singing led to a 15 year professional career as a multi-genre vocalist from musical theater and opera to motown and classic rock.

Bruce Mathiske

Get ready to experience the hypnotic fusion of guitar and didgeridoo like never before! A sensational artist who effortlessly blends classical rock sound with traditional Australian influences to create a truly unique musical experience.

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