Navua River Village and Kava Ceremony
Navua River Village and Kava Ceremony

Navua River Village and Kava Ceremony

Viti Levu

The basics

The villagers of Nukusere—which was once set on the shores of the Navua River, but is now further inland after the original location was flooded during a storm—welcome guests into their community with a kava ceremony. Kava, a root that is mashed into a pulp and mixed with water, is widely considered to be the national drink of Fiji and is consumed during ceremonies and celebrations.

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Things to know before you go

  • A traditional lunch of tropical fruit and local delicacies is typically served during visits.
  • Most tours also stop at swimming areas, so plan accordingly.
  • Be sure to wear comfortable and appropriate shoes and clothing.
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How to get there

This is a unique experience that is best done on a guided tour, as there are few boats that travel up and down the Navua River as public transportation. Make sure you check with your tour provider for the best way to reach the boat launch.

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When to get there

Generally the best time to visit Fiji is mid-October to mid-November, when the weather is warm and dry.

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Visit Vuda Lookout

For a stunning 360-degree view of the island, head to Vuda Lookout and take in the sights of Fiji’s diverse landscape. It's a great spot for a memorable photo.

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