This a trekking adventure through the undiscovered areas of Qamea Island, 'the jewel of the South Pacific'. Qamea is the 11th largest island in Fiji, although, if you ask people from other parts of Fiji they may have never heard of it. It is an area that few foreigners have ever stepped foot. Be prepared to be is culturally and environmentally immersed!

The trip will commence from Matei Airport, Taveuni Island. A driver will be there to meet you at 9:00 am and provide transfer. At the Boat landing of Navakacoa, you will be met by your adventure guide (a prince of Qamea) who will join to begin the days expedition. The drop point will be close to Naivivi village, on the edge of a huge magnificent bay, on the east side of the island.

Three villages will be on the agenda and the exact plan will depend on which village it is most suitable and most fun to visit on the day. There are no roads on Qamea so the villages are linked with jungle tracks. Be prepared for uneven and challenging terrain in the jungle but smooth going down the long stretches of white, sandy beach. At each village you will trade kava roots for tea/drinks and snacks/lunch with a local family.

The prince will explain how different plants found in the jungle are used for different medicinal and dietary purposes and also point out any rare parrots and iguanas that you may come across.

It will be an intrepid adventure for those seeking a truely authentic experience!

Please bring suitable footwear, sun screen, hats, towel, swimsuits and a water bottle. Suitable clothing is required inside the villages (females must have shoulders and knees covered). Return transfer is provided also. Expect to be back late afternoon.