'luva River – Fiji Rafting Trips
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'Luva River Rafting Overview
If you’re looking for a fun Fiji rafting trip, you'll love the 'luva River adventure which combines four unique Fijian experiences into the perfect one-day adventure. Warmed by the hot southern hemisphere sunshine, and unconditionally hospitable, the Wainikoroiluva River ripples past friendly villages and remarkably lush canyons, like a deep dream. Waterfalls, exotic creatures, and beautiful bottomless pools paint a picture framed by the cool cusp of the jungle's towering canopy and misty canyon walls. Travel along the 'luva River is provided by sturdy, steerable inflatable kayaks, craft ideally suited for running Class II rapids, in a river that flows from humid mountain highcountry far down to the ocean's saltwater surf.
Itinerary at a Glance
- Meet at the Rivers Fiji office in Pacific Harbour and climb aboard our highland carrier for a breathtaking overland journey into the highlands. Enjoy incredible views of the ocean and nearby islands before beginning our descent in to the stunning Namosi Valley
- Visit the charming riverside village of Nakavika where friendly locals welcome visitors with a tour and a traditional kava ceremony before inflatable kayaking the fun Class II whitewater of the ‘luva River
- We’ll have lunch on a beach beside the river before spending more time kayaking the playful waters of the 'luva
- A bit further downstream, we’ll come to a verdant grotto where twisting vines and lush ferns soften the black volcanic cliffs
- A short scenic walk from the river brings us to the base of an 80-foot waterfall plummeting down the face of a sheer cliff where a crystalline pool forms a delightful swimming hole
- In the early afternoon we’ll reach the village of Namuamua and the confluence of the ‘luva and Upper Navua rivers. We’ll roll up the kayaks and board a motorized longboat for the remainder of the journey, winding through another breathtaking canyon with many waterfalls, exotic birds and giant fruit bats
- We’ll then meet our truck near the village of Nakavu and make the 30-minute drive back to Pacific Harbour
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