Sigatoka River Safaris and Off Road Cave Safari

Experience an exciting tour on the Off Road Cave Safari. Travel by ATV Landrover through streams and rugged roads from Sigatoka town to your destination, where you will be met by the Priest who looks after the caves and receive a blessing by Kava Ceremony prior to entering the Naihehe Caves.

The Naihehe Caves are over 170 metres in length and have different high and low passages throughout, once home to a Cannibal Tribe, you will see there is still a cannibal oven and other items still in their place.

Included in this tour are return transfers from selected hotels, return ATV ride from Sigatoka town, BBQ lunch including fruits and juice, 1 bottle of water per guest, contributions to the Priest, Sulu for women

Additional Info

Days of Departure: Monday to Saturday. Closed on Sundays, New Years Day, Christmas Day and Good Friday.
Times: AM at 8.45am (returns 2.00pm) and PM at 3.45pm (returns at 5.00pm)

Other information: children aged 0-3 years are free.

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