Fiji · BBQ
The good bbq cruises run on boat timetables and capped numbers, so they go early. Below: the 3 to book before you fly, and how they differ.
Travel from Sigatoka into Fiji’s rural interior by boat and off-road vehicle with guides such as Saddam, Moses, Tia, or Una. Visit Naihehe Cave, join a traditional kava ceremony, hear local stories, wade through cave water, and finish with a BBQ lunch.
“What a fantastic day. Staff were amazing. Thank you for sharing your Fijian history with our family.”
Take the helm of a private six-person electric boat from Port Denarau. After 30 minutes of skipper training, cruise mangrove waterways for 2.5 hours with onboard BBQ options, Bluetooth music, handline fishing, karaoke, and a floating party atmosphere.
“Overall an amazing experience. Very chilled relaxing and the Bluetooth speakers and bbq was a win! Very cruisy and the tour guide was really nice.”
Set sail from Port Denarau on SABRE, a 78-foot custom catamaran, for a 1-hour-45-minute sunset cruise around Nadi Bay and the Mamanuca Islands. You’ll receive arrival bubbles, canapés, a BBQ dinner, soft drinks, local beer, and house wine, with return coach transfers from selected Fiji hotels.
“Great service great food, appreciate all the fun from staff it was awesome, will book again !!!!!!’nnnnn.”
Pick a boat, a valley or a village.
