Our Hikes
Discover Fiji’s dramatic peaks, pristine forests, sparkling rivers and rich culture
Highland Escape hiking
Escape into Fiji’s beautiful highlands, hike historic trails, and visit remote communities in the heart of Viti Levu
Highland Escape + Mt Tomaniivi
Add a climb of Mount Tomaniivi, Fiji’s highest mountain, to the start of our Highland Escape and explore tropical cloud forest
How to book your adventure
We run scheduled trips from May to November with small groups of around 8 hikers – join as an individual or with friends and family.
For groups of 6 (and up to 12) we can run the trip just for you so long as no one else has booked!
Follow the ‘Book now’ button to select your trek start date and book directly online by credit card or view our schedule and get in touch via our enquiry form or email [email protected] if you have any questions.
Why walk with us?
Fiji is a great place to go hiking and we are Fiji’s only dedicated hiking company
We work in partnership with remote communities to take you off the beaten track, to experience Fiji’s interior – its dramatic peaks, pristine forests, sparkling rivers, remote villages and unique history – and by going on foot you have the opportunity to experience the vibrant traditional culture that runs deep within Fijian society.Our style
We aim to provide an experience for you that doesn’t feel touristy, but where you are treated as a guest with an opportunity to get to know Fiji a little bit better by hiking through a tucked away corner of the interior and talking to both your guides and people in the communities who host you. Find out more about us, our team and how we operate.
What we provide
Our pricing includes transport from start to end – using our 4WDs when we leave the tar seal – simple accommodation, meals and snacks, a dedicated trip leader, community guides, all cultural protocols, and contributions to village development funds, as well as taxes.
Your guides
In addition to your trip leader, we support and train people from our partner communities to guide you. The land you’re crossing is their land, their vanua, to which people in Fiji have an inalienable connection. We believe it’s only right for them to show you where they live, farm, hunt and fish. Your guides are first aid trained, and while English doesn’t always come easily to some of them, they are knowledgeable about the plants, animals, and land around you.
A word on tracks
Our routes often follow old paths between villages, pig-hunting tracks, or farm paths. These can be rough and muddy. The villages work to keep these tracks clear for you, but please don’t expect constructed walking tracks! A good level of fitness and a spirit of adventure are musts!
Transport
We arrange all transport either directly in one of our 4WDs, with our transport partner, Pehicle, or with reputable local taxis. Be prepared for a bumpy ride as we can soon leave tar-sealed roads behind! Our vehicles carry our supplies and all your luggage, so you only need to walk with your daypack.
Accommodation
On our treks your accommodation is provided in the villages. It can be basic, but it is always welcoming. There are flush toilets at all stopovers, and cold-water showers.
Packing List
Unsure what you’ll need? Check out our packing list. We’ll also provide you with more information about what to expect and bring before your trip. And, no need to worry about heavy loads. You only walk with your day-pack. Everything else will be waiting for you when you reach each day’s destination.
Frequently Asked Questions
Not sure if you’re fit enough, want to know about water, then take look at our FAQs. If your questions aren’t answered then please use the enquiry form or email [email protected].
Terms & Conditions
Please take a read of our terms and conditions to find out about our bookings and cancellation policy, insurance, and more.
Hikes you can do independently
We would love for you to join us on one of our scheduled hikes, which are set up for independent-minded travellers, but we know that we only offer a limited schedule with a limited number of places. While some of the land we cross and villages we visit are extremely difficult to visit independently, other places can be more easily accessed with a bit of advance planning. We try to keep the information on these DIY pages up to date, but numbers and access arrangements can change.
Nabalesere's waterfall & Wailotua cave
Part of our longer itineraries with partners, this stunning waterfall is readily accessible from the Suncoast
Mt Tomaniivi, Fiji’s highest mountain from Navai
Mount Tomaniivi, Fiji’s highest mountain, can be climbed as part of a long day out from the Suncoast
Mt Batilamu & the Koroyanitu Heritage Park
Inland from Fiji’s second city, Lautoka, the village of Abaca is your starting point for sweeping views
