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Rivers Fiji Highlands to Islands Multisport Trip!

Fiji is a mecca for outdoor activities, and on this extraordinary multisport trip, you'll take full advantage of all the adventure it offers. The islands' beautiful and diverse terrain provides extraordinary hiking opportunities; hidden rivers running through verdant rainforests warrant unforgettable rafting expeditions. The warm, clear seas that surround the islands are perfect for sea kayaking, snorkeling, and diving, and the lively coral reefs just off Fiji's coast - abound with amazing aquatic life.

You'll travel to the highlands of Viti Levu, where two of the world's most amazing tropical rivers carve magnificent canyons through the heart of the island's lush rainforest and spend two days experiencing the exceptional beauty and exhilarating rapids of the Wainikoroiluva (‘luva) River. Camp will be in tents in the village of Nakavika. But that's not all--Your adventure is just beginning. Deep in the tropical highlands of Viti Levu we will begin our descent on one of the South Pacific's, and possibly the world's, most beautiful river canyons, the Upper Navua Gorge, "Fiji's Grand Canyon."

If you enjoy paradise, love celebrations and want to explore one of the most visually stunning places on earth, join us!


IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS: It is necessary to have a valid passport to enter Fiji. Your passport MUST be valid for 3 months after your date of entry to Fiji!! Passports may be obtained from your local County Clerk/Recorder's Office. This process can take 6-8 weeks so do not delay. Travel Outdoors is not responsible for any cancellation costs incurred if proper documentation is not presented.

MINORS: Minors traveling with one parent or a guardian MUST have a notarized letter of consent from the other/both parents to take the minor out of the country.

IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO HAVE ALL NECESSARY DOCUMENTS FOR YOUR TRIP.

INSURANCE: Although every effort is made to insure a safe trip for all, we strongly recommend that you protect yourself, your belongings, and your vacation through the purchase of a short-term traveler's policy. A trip cancellation policy covers your non-refundable payments in most cases, should you have to cancel your trip at the last minute due to illness or injury. Trip participants should realize that in the event of illness or injury on a trip, evacuation could be prolonged, difficult and expensive. Participants are responsible for the cost of evacuation. Personal belongings and cameras are carried entirely at the owner's risk, and Travel Outdoors and Rivers Fiji, Inc. accept no responsibility for lost, damaged, delayed, or stolen property.

MEDICAL: Under most circumstances, if you are of an adventurous spirit and in reasonably good health, you should have no problem enjoying a Travel Outdoors trip. People with heart trouble and pregnant women should have their physician's approval before taking an adventure trip. Check directly with Center for Disease Control for specific health concerns. www.cdc.com

LIABILITY WAIVER: Everyone is required to sign a standard release before the trip, acknowledging awareness that some risks are associated with the trip and that they are responsible for their own safety. Safety is of the utmost concern on our trips. However, due to the nature of the activities, a condition of your participation is that you will sign the liability release and return it to our office before the trip begins. Anyone who refuses to sign the form will not be allowed to participate, and consistent with cancellation policy, there will be no refund of the trip fees at that time.


*LAST MINUTE DETAILS*

Upon arrival in Fiji, you will go through customs. Please have your passport available for the customs officer. You will need to keep your copy of your passport in a safe place. It is required to exit Fiji and return to the U.S.

A Rivers Fiji representative will meet you upon arrival at the Nadi airport. If for some reason you get separated from the group or your flights are delayed, please call the Rivers Fiji office at 679-345-0147. This number is also for emergencies.

A WORD OF WARNING: Fiji has very strict and harsh laws regarding possession of illegal drugs. For your own peace of mind, do not put your vacation in jeopardy by bringing anything that is not in its original prescription bottle or packaging.

SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS: We would like to know of any medical or special dietary requirements, or food allergies that need to be considered in planning your trip. Please note this on the Guest Information Sheet provided.

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS:

Photography? Bring plenty of film and several Ziploc bags to protect your film and camera.

Video Cameras? You are welcome to bring your video camera but we recommend you bring a fully charged spare battery.

What about the guides? Our guides are bilingual, mature outdoor enthusiasts with many years of experience. They will lead hikes, cook meals and even provide a bit of entertainment. Most of them can enrich your experience with their knowledge of geology, botany, archeology, folklore, astronomy and history. While they're providing for your enjoyment, the "safety first" rule is applied -- all hold Red Cross First-Aid and CPR certification.

Should I tip the guides? Many passengers ask us whether tipping is appropriate after the trip. If you feel the guides have been instrumental in increasing your trip enjoyment, and have gone out of their way to make you feel more comfortable, you may want to leave a tip with the Trip Leader. 5-10% of the trip cost is the normal gratuity from most who tip. All tips will be equally distributed amongst the staff.

CLIMATE

It is important to remember that the seasons in Fiji are opposite of the Northern Hemisphere. For example, when it is summer I the United States it is winter in Fiji. (From May to September you are encouraged to bring a polypro or fleece covering.)

Summer
November -March
Warm, wetter season
80-86° average (land)
80-83° average (water)

Winter
April- October
Mild, drier season
75-80° average (land)
70-80° average (water)

ELECTRICITY:

Electric current in Fiji is 240 volt, 50 cycles.

CURRENCY:

Fiji uses the Fijian Dollar; please check current exchange rates.

ITINERARY DETAILS:

The hotels, resorts, and other details are subject to change based on availability. For safety and overall trip enjoyment, all or part of the itinerary may be altered.

MEALS:

Meals are included as listed each day on the itinerary.
B= Breakfast L= Lunch D= Dinner

EQUIPMENT AND CLOTHING LIST:

SLEEP GEAR:

For the river trip, sleep gear is provided. Rivers Fiji provides a pad, bed sheet, and tent. Since everyone has a comfort zone uniquely their own, it is necessary for each participant to decide whether or not what is provided is enough. If you feel you want a lightweight sleeping bag, feel free to bring one. As a point of reference, Rivers Fiji guides have found that 98% of the time they are completely comfortable with the sheet provided and a pair of synthetic fleece (polypropylene) tops and bottoms just in case the temperature drops.

Small, waterproof bags will be provided for you to pack your clothing for the river trip. Your other luggage will be left at the hotel.

OPTIONAL ITEMS: Binoculars, diary, sketchbooks, paperback book, kite, small daypack or fanny pack for hikes, camera and film.

FOR DIVERS: Make sure you bring your PADI or NAUI Valid Diving Certificates.

It is suggested you bring your own mask, fins, snorkel and wetsuit if possible

Wetsuits- 3mm shorties recommended Nov-May, 5mm between June-Oct

Regulator, if you bring your own it is required to have an alternative air source

Wetsuit, BCD, regulator and fins are available for rental for approximately US$7.50 per day.