So much fun! My son (17) and I had a great experience on this excursion. There was plenty of welcoming, friendly staff and we felt very safe on the zippiness. My son and I had our own guide, Bruce, who carried our water bottles and even took photos/video for us with my son's phone. The steps required up to reach each zip line are many, so expect a workout for your legs! Bruce was very knowledgeable about the area and was able to talk about the history of how the cave was used by tribes. I won't spoil it for you but I will say that it was very interesting! Highly recommend this if adventure is your thing!

The 16 zip lines were fun and the cave has a great story. The views were very pretty. The staff were very friendly. The lunch provided after activity was yummy

We had a good day out, seeing some sites of nadi, we had a brief visit to nadi town for shopping, we stopped at the temple for a short time, then visited the produce markets ,then went to a local village then went to the sleeping giant gardens, it would have been great to spend more time, but we were on a time limit, we ended up at the sebato mud pool. This was a great experience, our skin felt so soft after we came out of the hot springs. It was lovely and warm in the pool. Thanks a lot to Bobby for being our guide on the day, a job well done. Well worth the experience

We are a group of friends going to Fiji for a girl trip. The zipline was recommended via Marriott Momi Bay's website. We booked through the link of Viator site. - Booking: good instruction and communication. They also are flexible and helpful when we needed to change our time slot. The company arranged pick-up and drop-off. We booked the morning trip around 845AM and returned by 1 PM. The drive from Marriott Momu Bay to the zipline is about 20 min drive raod. Payment via credit card with 3% exchange chart. - Activities: I would rate as moderate. It has 16 ziplines, 6 going up and 10 going down. The staff has a quick demonstration in the beginning. There are hiking up hills and stairs between platforms. The staff carries your water and takes photos for you. Everyone is helpful and friendly. They tried to remember your names and assisted if you got stuck. The limestone cave is at the top of the hill with an interesting history of Fiji cannibalism tribes. Mike from the Zipline team gave us a short history of the cave. Lunch is provided at the end of the tour. It is simple but pretty tasty with rice, chicken stew, fruits and soda. - Tipping: traditionally, tipping is not required in Fiji. However, it is sure appreciated by the staff since they only make 5 FD per hours (or about $2.5USD). - Overall: fun and adrenaline rushed activities. - Tips: Bring bug sprays Sun block At least 1/2 L of water per person. Fiji's weather is tropical and hot. You will sweat a lot. Wear good support shoes. You do need to walk at least 15 minutes between platforms.

We had an absolutely fantastic zip-lining adventure! Mike and his crew were brilliant, ensuring seamless point-to-point transportation and accommodating special assistance needs with a smile. They made us feel incredibly safe and welcome. The crew’s humor was a perfect touch, calming any jittery nerves. The personalized cultural insights and delicious meal provided were superb. Highly recommend supporting this wonderful local business!

The team were brilliant, friendly, safety conscious and made the whole experience a lot of fun. Food included at the end was very welcome

Incredible experience! From our hotel, it was with about an hour drive to the small village as the entry to the waterfall. We experienced a traditional cava ceremony with the locals before a guided hike to the most beautiful waterfall! We enjoyed a swim at the base of the waterfall. There was a light rain shower so recommend bringing raincoats and water shoes. Our drive back included a stop at a local cafe with a wide range of food choices. There was also a great selection of woodworks and other gift items. We finished at Natadola Beach with beautiful turquoise water. There was options for Massage and horseback riding. It was raining so we just walked the beach and took a dip in the ocean. I highly recommend this excursion for couples, solo, travelers, families.

This was a great way to see the highlights of Nadi and Bobby was an excellent guide. Spent just the right amount of time at each place - would highly recommend.

Lets start with a Kudos to our tour guide - Bobby!! He was extremely accommodating and patient with our group. We first visited a temple although it was closed due to a religious event. Nonetheless, were still able to look from the outside. Went shopping in downtown Nadi, visited a farmers market where we tried Kava, then headed to a primary school, visited their village, toured the garden of the sleeping giant, had lunch and closed it out with a mud bath. Although personally I would have preferred to laze around the beach, this was a great experience in understanding their culture which I have come to appreciate. I thoroughly enjoyed the primary school visit - the children were welcoming and friendly! Tip: Don't forget to bring your own towel and reapply your sunscreen! 10/10 would recommend this tour!

This was a 10/10 experience, the entire process of getting picked up to drop off and being met by such a bubbly energetic group of locals. The energy and vibes throughout the entire time was unmatched. We then got to walk through an old historic cave and were educated on this. Followed by a local cooked lunch that was incredible and then dropped back off at our apartment. Definitely a must do if you are visiting !!

Nice tour. Garden of sleeping giants was beautiful and mudbath was unique and fun. Bobby was great. Took tour on Saturday so Temple was not open as there was service and school was closed.

Our guide was so nice! He told us all the important and interesting facts about Fiji. He was really happy to answer all of the questions we had avout the island. I can recommend it!

Great day out around Nadi and surrounds. Bobby was a fantastic host. Lots of knowledge and was very accommodating. We were the only people on the bus, felt like our own private tour.

We were lucky enough to have Deo as our driver & tour guide. As a family we visited the Temple, souvenir shop & farmers markets. My youngest child was wasn’t feeling well so Deo & Valentine tours went out of their way by organising another driver to take my husband & child back to our accommodation so I could continue with one of my children. After that the two of us went on to see the first village giving us some insight to village living. Each family living in the village has a market shop which is their main source of income so take plenty of Fijian dollars if you want to support them. We enjoyed listening to the songs during prayer time while in the village. We finished with the mud pools & spring water. We found it so relaxing!

It was a unique experience for my daughter & I. We both throughly enjoyed it & it left our skin feeling amazing afterwards. Deo was a fantastic tour guide. We did overhear some other tourists concerned with the change rooms, showers & toilets however we looked at it as all part of our cultural experience.