Fiji is not just beaches. The interior of Viti Levu hides some of the most extraordinary natural landscapes in the Pacific — including a network of waterfalls, jungle rivers, and rainforest trails that most visitors never discover. The most famous and accessible of these is Biausevu Waterfall in the Sigatoka Highlands, but there are others equally worthy of exploration. All tours here book through Tour Fiji Tours.
Biausevu Waterfall — Fiji's Most Visited Waterfall
Biausevu Waterfall drops approximately 20 metres into a crystal-clear pool in the rainforest above the Coral Coast. The trail to reach it passes through the living village of Biausevu, where guests are welcomed with a traditional sevusevu ceremony before the guide leads the hike. The forest trail takes approximately 20 minutes each way — manageable for most fitness levels. The pool at the base is clean, cold, and deep enough to swim and jump from rocks.
Biausevu Waterfall & Hiking Tour
3-hour guided hike through village and rainforest to Fiji's most beautiful waterfall
- ✓ Free hotel transfer from Nadi, Denarau & Coral Coast
- ✓ Village sevusevu ceremony included
- ✓ Natural swimming pool at the waterfall
- ✓ Expert local guide
What Makes Biausevu Special
What separates the Biausevu experience from a simple waterfall hike is the village element. The trail passes through a community that has lived here for generations, and the sevusevu welcome — presenting yaqona (kava) to the village chief before entering — is a genuine cultural exchange, not a tourist performance. Your guide will explain the significance of each part of the ceremony and introduce you to village life along the way.
💡 Best time to visit: The Biausevu Waterfall is at its most spectacular immediately after the wet season (May–June) when rainfall is highest and the falls are at full volume. The dry season (July–October) still offers an excellent experience with more reliable weather for the hike.
What to Wear and Bring
Wear comfortable walking shoes or trail sandals — the path has some rocky sections and can be slippery after rain. Swimwear under your clothes is recommended so you can swim at the base of the falls. Bring a small towel, sunscreen, and water. The guide will provide all other equipment.