6 hour(s) 30 minute(s)
English
Included
€ 276.47
€ 254.35
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Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Fiji with this full day private tour. Start by visiting the famous Nadi Siva Subramani Temple, a colorful Hindu temple adorned with vibrant paintings that depict the rich history and legends of Indian Gods and Goddesses. This temple is not only a religious site but also an art haven, offering an immersive experience into the cultural heritage of Fiji.
Stroll through Nadi's vibrant vegetable and fruit markets, offering fresh produce and traditional Fijian goods. Next, visit the serene Gardens of the Sleeping Giants, home to 30 40 varieties of orchids and Cattleya hybrids, surrounded by lush, peaceful mountain views.
Finally, your tour culminates at the Sabeto Mud Pools, one of Fiji’s hidden gems. Here, you’ll have the rare opportunity to indulge in a therapeutic natural thermal mud spa. The sulphur rich hot springs are renowned for their healing properties and have been used for centuries for self cleansing and beautification. The pools, set in a lush natural environment, offer a fun and rejuvenating experience where you can generously apply the rejuvenating mud. Afterward, rinse off in the warm spring pools and let the stress of everyday life melt away, as the therapeutic waters soothe your body and mind. This experience is a perfect blend of relaxation, healing, and fun, popular among both locals and visitors.
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Nothing much about this place. The flowers and setting was beautiful but not much to do. Lovely work but got bitten my bugs many times
Nice visit, pretty and lush. Got eaten alive by mosquitoes on the way down. The juice at the end was nice, but wanted to get out of there fue to the bites. $30 entrance fee was a bit steep in my mind.
What a breathe taking experience. So stunning & the staff were just beyond nice. It’s really gorgeous to take in the different orchids, durian (which I’ve never seen actually on the tree) and tropical plants that grow. Cute little kitties to pat (so bring some cat food if you can). Definitely a worthy visit even if it’s hot!
This fell short if my expectations as I've visited lots of gardens. I do not feel it was worth the entry fee and travelling time to get here. Could have easily given this one a miss. The road leading to this garden is a dirt road and very bumpy. Our taxi driver went so slow similar to a walking pace and was getting overtaken by vans and other cars. There were times I thought the gravel and rocks would damage the car but luckily this didn't happen. This might be worthwhile if you are a fan of orchids. The website states there are 2,000 different types of orchids. They are located at the start of the walk. If I had known this I would've slowed down and attempted to take them in. I'm from Brisbane so for me excluding the orchids this felt like a rainforest walk. I was familiar with a lot of the trees and plants growing here. It was hot on the day we visited and we also had our 10 month old with us. If you are bringing your little one don't bother with a pram as you'll have to leave it at just after the orchids section/ toilet block (at the beginning) unless you want to carry it up lots of stairs. The stairs are not equally spaced apart so you really need to pay attention where you are stepping. If you are after a view follow the signs to the lookout. It's quite steep so it may not suit all ability levels and there are only two spots with shade. While there was a nice view at the top it wasn't spectacular. We didn't spend much time up there. It didn't take us much time to walk through the garden and return to the entrance. The driving time to and from Nadi was more than the amount of time we spent in the garden. At the end of the walk you get a sweet drink and you can sit down in shade. Disclaimer: the last photo I've included is of the 'Sleeping Giant' but I took this from Port Danarau and not on the way to this garden.
Lovely rambling gardens, well maintained paths and plenty of seating to rest if the heat gets a bit much. A nice cold glass of fresh juice after our walk was a welcome inclusion in the ticket price. As always, the staff here were friendly and welcoming.
