Super fun Fiji family experiences for under $20

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Heading to Fiji with kids? Sometimes it’s the small things in life that can be the most memorable and rewarding. We’ve found a heap of local haunts and unique activities for families that won’t break your budget.

Here are the best Fiji activities that you can do with kids for less than $20.

Hop on the bus

Take the bus from Nadi to Suva for only $11 to see the beautiful Coral Coast. This route will take you through the ‘salad bowl of Fiji’ where you can purchase fresh local produce from market vendors along the highway.

Be in two places at once

Take a bus ride to the 180-degree Meridian International Date Line on the island of Tavenui. In the village of Waiyevo, there is a dedicated spot for visitors to put one foot in yesterday and the other in today.

Horse riding on the beach

For $10 you can ride a horse along one of the best beaches in the world. Head to Natadola Bay, a picturesque spot on the Coral Coast, and take in the serenity riding your horse along the long stretch of white sandy beach.

Support a local team

If you’re visiting over the weekend, make sure you catch a local rugby game.Rugby is Fiji’s national game, played by people of all ages and levels.The popular sport runs deep in Fiji’s veins with about 10% of the total population who play. Wherever you go, you’ll find a rugby field or paddock filled with locals playing in true flamboyant Fijian style. Entry fee is about $3.

The Fiji Sevens team recently won the 2018 Hamilton Sevens, beating South Africa to win World Series tournament.

Find Nemo for free

Bring or buy a snorkel and you can pretty much set off anywhere along the coast and see some stunning and safe snorkeling spots just off the shore.

Get connected

Connectivity is a big tick for those who want to post their holiday snaps. You can pick up a free local sim on arrival into Nadi. For $5, you can get 1GB data on your smartphone and roam like you’re at home. 

Visit the sand dunes of Fiji

If you love a nature walk, head to theSigatoka Sand Dunes National Park, Fiji’s first National Park established in 1987. Sand dunes in Fiji, who knew?! Learn about the rich archaeological history of the region and take in the views of the Sigatoka River. The park is open daily from 8am to 5pm and visitors can choose from the 1 or 2 hours walk to explore this unique ecosystem. Entry fee is $10 for adults and $3 for children under 6.

Feel fresh with a Niu

Drink fresh coconut juice for only $2! It’s easy to find one, just keep an eye out for stalls along the highway or at local markets.

A bit of Bula, a bit of Ciao!

What could be better than sand between your toes, a beautiful tropical sunset and a fresh wood fired pizza? Head toEco Café, 100 per cent Fijian owned Italian/Fijian restaurant, along the Coral Coast for great vibes and cheap pizzas.

Curry along 

If you’re in the mood for some curry, find some of the best for under $10 around Pacific Harbour.

Go chasing waterfalls

Take a $10 bus ride from Nadi Airport to the ancient rainforests of the Bouma National Heritage Park, Taveuni. Established in 1990, the park contains four villages each with their own eco-attraction. Expect to see rare birds and plants and plenty of waterfalls including the spectacular Tavoro Waterfall Trail.

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