Category Half-Day

Fiji · HALF-DAY

Top 4 Half-Day Tours in Fiji

4 reviewed

Here are the 4 best half-day tours on these islands: what each one costs, how long it keeps you out, and the kind of traveller it suits. Number one is at the top for a reason.

Fiji: South Sea Island Half-Day Trip with Lunch

Fiji: South Sea Island Half-Day Trip with Lunch - Island welcome, meke at lunch, and food that sets the tone

2.South Sea Island Half-Day Trip with Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 80 reviews · 5 hours · from $108

Half-day South Sea Island trip from Denarau with high-speed catamaran, snorkeling, kayaking, semi-submersible reef viewing, and BBQ lunch.

“We found the half day was enough time on spectacular SSI and allowed us to partake in snorkeling, kayaking, massage Bure, lunch and swimming. The catamaran ride was a pleasant 30 mins with the option of sitting outside on the top deck or inside in A/C cabin. Lunch on the Island was delicious. My only suggestion would be to offer some simple snacks (cassava chips and fruit?) in the late afternoon as there was quite a span between lunch and end of day departure, with lots of free drinks!”

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Fiji: Malamala Beach Club Half-Day Trip

Fiji: Malamala Beach Club Half-Day Trip - From Denarau to Malamala: transfers that keep your day from turning into a project

3.Malamala Beach Club Half-Day Trip

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 76 reviews · 5 hours · from $80Best value

A 5-hour half-day cruise to Malamala Beach Club in Fiji, with transfers, snorkel and SUP gear, a pool, and Pacific food you buy on-site.

“Everything about this trip is a winner. Fijians absolutely nail it when it comes to friendliness and hosting. Prices at the beach club are reasonable. Food is delicious, transportation is superb. Surroundings are unique and you will be totally blown away. Love this place ❤️”

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Fiji: Half-Day Island Activities Tour with Jungle Cruise

Fiji: Half-Day Island Activities Tour with Jungle Cruise - Likuri Island arrives with tea ceremony and a guided first pass