Name: Sigatoka River Safari
Address: Mission Road, Sigatoka, Fiji, FJ
Telephone: +679 650 1721

Sigatoka River Safari is a point of interest, located at Mission Road, Sigatoka, Fiji. They can be contacted via phone at +679 650 1721, visit their website www.sigatokariver.com for more detailed information.

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Mission Road, Sigatoka

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Added by Jopie, at 31 March 2015

Monday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Robert Hutchinson

29 April 2018

Best time visiting the village and also the ride with majic mike was fantastic
Amanda Buttress

14 March 2018

Fantastic day, friendly and helpful team. Definitely recommend to all.
Loata Vulase

24 January 2018

Very relaxingsitting under the shady raintrees by the riverside with my sister and having a nutritious breakfaststress free..wouldn't ask for any thing more
Dave Mcfadzien

22 January 2018

Thanks SRS for two great trips, River Safari and Cave Tour. If you want an authentic visit to Fijian Villages combined with jet boating and off roading Sigatoka River Safaris is the place to go. Awesome friendly people with good local knowledge. Special shout out to Lady Gaga and Spoungebob Square Pants!
Ross Jones

22 January 2018

Awesome place we did the river safari last time and the 4WD cave safari this time. If you can people do both
Gloria Bell

13 January 2018

Great experience meeting the village people,dining with and learning the culture of the village we visited along the Sigatoka River in Fogi
Andrew Kerr

16 November 2017

Fantastic experience, staff friendly and fun. The village I went to was beautiful, the people welcoming and caring. A great experience
Helen Martin

11 October 2017

Wonderful village people who welcomed us into their village. Jet boat ride fantastic.
Mark Struber

29 June 2017

A must do if you are on the coral coast, great village experience and great for all ages. Book directly through the company and save a bucket of money, the resorts charged double.
Alex Hill

27 June 2017

Sigatoka River Safari are a Sigatoka based company who run excellent excursions on the Coral Coast - the River Safari itself, which is not only a fun trip in a jet boat through stunning scenery up the Sigatoka River but also a cultural visit to villages (they rotate which village to reduce overfamilarity) which are off the beaten track. They also do a great cave tour.
Alejandro Navarro

22 May 2017

Perfect combination of stunning river landscapes and local village life. Just make sure you choose a sunny day. And check for deals on internet before booking, you can save a bench of dolars.
Junqin Eric

07 July 2016

Highly marketed tourist product to keep visitors engaged when in sigatoka area. Honestly, there are much better speed boats rides around. The real treat for this is the village tour at the end of it. But there are more ways of visiting a village without having to take an expensive boat ride.
Gp Go

26 May 2016

This is a great place for tourist to try out.
Ranith Chand

19 May 2016

Great just an awsome adventure. Great
Mary Carey

02 January 2016

Fantastic experience and would recommend it to everyone. Captain Freddy was fantastic, as were all the wonderful people we met, including the villagers who welcomed us all, as family. Unforgettable experience and a true portrayal of all of Fiji, the scenery, the amazing warmth and generosity of it's people. A "must do" on your holiday.
Mary
Boaz Hepner

07 April 2015

What a special and memorable experience!!!
The boat ride there is already thrilling as we're in a fast motorboat zipping down the river, it felt like we were in a movie. People were out from the nearby villages, washing their clothes, fishing, cleaning their goats and horses - that was already very cool.
The village itself is what makes this special though. We had the chance to sit with the leaders of the village and be part of their welcome/kava ceremony. After that we were walked through the village and saw the extremely bare buildings that they all live in. But the amazing thing was that no matter how much your instinct would be to get sad and feel sorry for their poverty, it was their happiness and warmth that shined through. Do these villagers live in a place that literally floods every year, making them have to start fresh each time? Yes. And I couldn't even imagine having to deal with that sort of lifestyle. But they were so WELCOMING and happy to meet us and welcome us into their homes, and excited to share their culture with others. When we left they didn't ask me to send them money, they asked me to send them photos and videos of us all singing and dancing together. It was their life and joy that came through that they wanted to celebrate. We really had the GREATEST time meeting with dozens of villagers, dancing with them and chatting.
And let me just add that on the ride back home the jet-boat did a few hilarious 360 degree turns which made everyone scream with delight. A day to never be forgotten!