Biausevu Waterfall & Village Tour Fiji

Yes, we are a local tour operator in Fiji.

About 30–45 minutes each way, depending on pace. The trail crosses several small streams and has a moderate difficulty level. It can be muddy or slippery after rain.

You can go on your own, but most travelers prefer a guided tour for the full cultural experience (village visit, kava ceremony, local insight). Guides also help ensure you don’t get lost or miss key parts of the route.

Yes! The pool beneath the waterfall is safe and refreshing. Bring swimwear, a towel, and a change of clothes.

· Modest clothing for the village (no short shorts or bare shoulders)

· Water-friendly shoes (like Tevas or reef shoes) for hiking

· Swimwear for the waterfall (wear underneath or change later)

Yes, nearly every tour begins with a traditional kava welcome ceremony. It’s respectful to participate or quietly observe, depending on comfort.

Morning tours are best:

· Cooler for the hike

· Fewer crowds

· Better light for photos Afternoon is warmer and possibly busier.

· The village may have basic toilets.

· No official changing rooms at the waterfall, so wear your swimsuit under clothes.