Questions Before You Book

Every tour listed here books through its live listing page. Pick the tour, choose your date and group size, and pay on the booking page. You then receive a confirmation by email, which you show to the operator on the day. Bring photo ID that matches the name on the booking.

The listings here quote prices in US dollars, and that is the currency you pay in when booking online. One exception: the River Cruise and Salad Bowl Valley listing, where Nadi and Denarau guests pay FJD 30 per adult for the return transfer locally. Bring some cash in Fijian dollars for village shops and tips.

No. Operators accept the confirmation on your phone. Signal in the Sigatoka Valley can be patchy, so download the voucher or take a screenshot before you leave your hotel. Keep the booking reference handy in case the operator needs to look it up on the day.

It depends on the tour. The Cave and Village Tour with Lunch and Transfers includes hotel transfers in its price, as the name says. Other listings state their pickup arrangements on the booking page, and some charge a transfer fee for guests staying further out. Check the pickup section of your listing before you pay.

The three cave tours here start at $99, $138.06 and $181.20 per person. The cheapest pairs the cave with a village visit and lunch. The mid option is a cave safari with BBQ lunch, which holds a perfect rating across 490 reviews. The five valley day trips run from $84 up to $182.

Yes. Every tour on this site offers free cancellation, so you can cancel through your booking page and receive a refund. The cut-off windows differ by listing, so check the exact deadline shown before you book. Weather cancellations, which happen in the wet season, are refunded by the operator rather than charged to you.

The listings here do not publish a fixed age limit. The cave walk involves a river crossing and uneven ground, so it suits children who can manage that alongside an adult. The from-price moves with your travel date and the options you choose, with the final figure shown on the booking page. Message the operator through the listing if you are unsure.

Naihehe sits on village land, and entry is marked by a sevusevu, the Fijian custom of presenting kava root to the village priest as a sign of respect. Your guide handles the ceremony and tells you when to take part. Dress modestly for the village: covered shoulders and knees, and a sulu or sarong works well for both men and women.

All three include the cave itself, with village contact at the heart of each. The Cave Safari at $138.06 adds a BBQ lunch and carries a top rating across 490 reviews. At $99, the Cave and Village Tour is the budget pick with transfers included. The school-visit option runs 3 hours from $181.20.

Three listings reach the cave itself. The Safari with BBQ Lunch runs 4.5 hours from $138.06 and carries 490 reviews. The Cave and Village Tour starts at $99, same duration. The third adds a school visit and light lunch over 3 hours, from $181.20.

Published from-prices for the three cave listings run from $99 to $181.20 per person. The valley day trips on this site run from $84 to $182. Every figure shown here appears on the live booking page, where the final price depends on your travel date and the options you choose.

Two of the three cave listings include lunch as part of the price, one a BBQ lunch and one a light lunch with a village visit. Transfers are stated on the Cave and Village Tour. For the others, check the listing for pickup details before you book, since inclusions differ.

Every tour on this site offers free cancellation, so you can change plans after booking. Durations vary from 3 hours for the shortest cave visit up to 8 hours for the waterfall and dunes trips. The two main cave safaris both run 4.5 hours, which suits a half day out of Sigatoka.