"Aventura en la Costa de Coral: Cerámica, Kava, Meke, Dunas y Templo''
Descripción
Descubra el verdadero Fiji en un recorrido de medio día por la Costa del Coral, con salida desde Nadi o Denarau. Visite una escuela local y negocie como un local en el mercado de Sigatoka. Aprenda sobre la cerámica tradicional de Fiji y participe en una ceremonia tradicional de kava.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Lawai Pottery Village en Fiji es un paraíso cultural donde la cerámica de Fiji ocupa un lugar central. Los huéspedes son recibidos con una ceremonia tradicional de kava, seguida de presenciar a hábiles artesanos elaborando intrincadas piezas de cerámica. Participe en un animado baile meke de Fiji y sumérjase en la vibrante cultura local. Explore tiendas y galerías de cerámica para descubrir una variedad de impresionantes cerámicas de Fiji, desde piezas funcionales hasta esculturas decorativas. Esta experiencia inmersiva ofrece un profundo aprecio por el arte y las tradiciones de Fiji, dejando a los visitantes con preciados recuerdos del rico patrimonio cultural de Lawai Pottery Village.
Visite el mercado de Sigatoka y descubra una gran cantidad de productos locales, frutas y verduras. No dude en comprar cualquier cosa que pueda interesarle y también siéntase libre de charlar o hacer cualquier pregunta a los proveedores del mercado local. La sigatoka también se conoce como la ensaladera de Fiji debido a su riqueza en frutas y verduras.
Visitar el templo de Shri Radha Krishna en Sigatoka es una experiencia serena y cautivadora. La exquisita arquitectura, los colores vibrantes y los rituales sagrados del templo crean una atmósfera de devoción y tranquilidad. Es un santuario preciado donde uno puede buscar consuelo y conectarse con lo divino de una manera profunda.
Tappoo Shop en Sigatoka es un paraíso para los entusiastas del arte que buscan hermosas artesanías. Desde esteras intrincadamente tejidas hasta artefactos de madera tallados a mano, la tienda ofrece una amplia gama de artículos exquisitos que muestran el rico patrimonio cultural de Fiji. Explora la colección y encuentra la pieza perfecta para llevarte a casa por tu cuenta. Tenga en cuenta que también puede comprar el almuerzo por su propia cuenta.
Las dunas de arena de Sigatoka están ubicadas directamente al oeste de la desembocadura del río Sigatoka, el segundo río más grande de Fiji. Descubre la historia de las dunas de arena y explora el ecosistema.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Espere en el lobby del hotel 5 minutos antes de la hora de recogida programada.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Se requiere un mínimo de 2 personas por reserva.
- Existe la posibilidad de cancelación después de la confirmación si no hay suficientes pasajeros para cumplir con los requisitos. En el caso de que esto ocurra, se le ofrecerá una alternativa o un reembolso completo.
- La tarifa para niños se aplica solo cuando se comparte con 2 adultos que pagan
Opiniones(21)
Shaggy was excellent! Would churches again and recommend others do to.
Vinaka for your incredible 5-star review! Thank you for trusting Valentine Tours Fiji as your tour operator; it was a pleasure having you with us.
This was an amazing tour! The company, Valentine's tours ensure that we had a great experience, and enjoyed every minute! Also since the time permitted, came up with additional activities for us. Happy we booked this tour
The tour highlight was the trip to the Village. They were so welcoming and the performance they gave us was great. I would drop the fruit and vegetables markets from the tour. We were there for less than 10 minutes and our guide explained nothing. There needs to be notice that you have to walk to the sand dunes and it is a minimum 2 hour round trip for the fit. There is a shorter path but still takes 40 minutes with some hills involved
Great day. Bobby and Shaggi were both very nice. The village was excellent. I would suggest the fruit and vegetables markets was a waste of time. Sand dunes were nice. Tour company should let potential tourists know of the walk involved and allow time for anyone that wants to do the full walk
Bula We’re glad you enjoyed meeting Bobby and Shaggi and that you found the village and sand dunes enjoyable. We’re sorry the fruit and vegetable markets didn’t meet your expectations and for any confusion during your experience. It’s entirely your choice which hiking walk you’d like to do. Our driver/guide will wait for you to complete your chosen hike, so you’re free to start and finish at your own pace. We apologise that this wasn’t clearly communicated by our reservation team. There are two hiking trails available: a 1-hour option and a 2-hour option. We highly recommend the 2-hour hike for better scenery, but we’ll respect whatever you decide. Thank you for your feedback about the market—your input is valuable and I’ll pass it along to our team so we can consider improvements in the future. We appreciate your feedback and will use it to improve our services. Vinaka Sujita
Bobby the guide and the driver was excellent with us. Bobby explained everything about the culture of fiji. I particularly like the school and the pottery village. I'll take another tour with those guys if I could. Thank you for the day.
A great introduction to Fiji, a tour combining interesting cultural experiences and stunning nature. My guide/driver was a very good source of information about the country, he was able to answer every question on history, society and politics of Fiji. I had a great layover!
Had a great time learning about Fijian pottery and visiting the temple. Anand was our tour guide and was an endless fount of knowledge about Fiji’s culture, life, and history.
Visiting the Food bowl, the pottery village where we danced with the ladies after the welcome ceremony. Views from the lookout at the national park. Our local driver Morrie customised our tour and showed us the sand dunes where they trained for the rugby and views from various locations that he knew would give great pictures of the river and town.
Thank you for the wonderful five-star reviews!
We ended up on a private tour for this as I don’t think many people know about the Sigatoka sand dunes! The boat tours are really popular, but you should definitely try to do this tour as well. An hour drive from Nadi, our guide Deo took us to a village where the women make pottery by hand, which we got to watch them do. We participated in a kava ceremony with them and then had a chance to buy some of their pottery- a real treat! The highlight was the sand dunes. If they ask if you’d like to do the short walk to the dunes or the long walk, choose the long walk and you won’t regret it- be ready to climb up some pretty steep sand! And unforgettable experience. The photos don’t do it justice!
Our tour guide Anand explained to us about Fiji culture including education system and economy, we were the only people on the tour and he let us explore the places on our pace. Pottery village was a wonderful experience. Kava ceremony and dance. We even got to dance with them! Fascinating way to make a pottery. Walk in the sand dune was peaceful.
