FIJI ISLAND LIFE
Our remote location means the culture and traditions are strong. Life on Nacula Island is simple, harmonious with nature and uncomplicated.
You can visit an active, authentic and traditional Fijian village and see how the people of Nacula live today. Learn Fijian crafts such as basket weaving and coconut husking, and experience a traditional Lovo (food cooked in the ground).
Cultural Village Visit
1.5 hours – FJ$50 pp
Nacula village is the home of Tui Drola (Chief), and he and his Mataqali (group of families) co-operate Oarsman’s Bay Lodge. Visit the village during the week and catch a glimpse of real Fijian island life. Just twenty minutes by boat, the village is home to our team here at Oarsman’s Bay Lodge and home to an estimated 283 people.
What to bring: sunscreen, hat, water and some small change if you would like to purchase handicrafts.
Other activities include Nacula Village Church Service, Ratu Meli Memorial School visit, Coconut Demonstration, Basket Weaving, Island Serenaders, Kokoda Cooking Class, Kava Ceremony, Meke Show, Lovo Dinner.