Things to do on the Coral Coast, Fiji: waterfalls, snorkelling and fishing
The Coral Coast is the run of Queens Road shoreline south-east of Sigatoka, and while its resorts and hotels are covered in our where-to-stay guide, the coast has its own short list of things to actually do away from the pool: a waterfall walk into a working village, snorkelling on the reef inside a marine reserve, game and handline fishing, and a surf trip, all run by an operator based in Sigatoka town rather than at any one resort. Next door, Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park adds a self-guided walk through Fiji's largest dune system, right beside the Sigatoka River mouth. None of it requires a resort booking on this stretch of coast — day visitors staying anywhere on Viti Levu can join in.
By the Kalena team · Last checked September 2026
About this guide
Bula Online Fiji Tours and Watersports, based in Sigatoka, runs the coast's bookable activities: the Biausevu Waterfall Tour walks you into a village to reach the falls; Coral Garden Snorkelling puts you over reef inside a marine reserve rather than open water; and half- and full-day game fishing plus a handline-fishing option cover the water side for anglers, alongside a half-day surf trip when conditions allow. Most tours include hotel pickup along the coast, and a few involve a village welcome where a sulu and kava are customary — the tour page says when, along with any minimum group size. Next to the water, Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park sits a few minutes from town at the coast's western edge, with marked trails through Fiji's largest dune system and out to the shoreline — a straightforward self-guided stop between activities or on a driving day.
Places worth visiting (1)
Things to do (6)
Coral Garden Snorkeling (Marine Reserve)
Bula Online Fiji Tours and Watersports
- Shore excursion
- About 2 hours
from WST 127 / adult
Biausevu Waterfall Tour
Bula Online Fiji Tours and Watersports
- Sightseeing
- 5 hours (half day)
from WST 248 / adult
Surfing Trip — Half Day
Bula Online Fiji Tours and Watersports
- Adventure
- Half day
from WST 127 / adult
Handline Fishing
Bula Online Fiji Tours and Watersports
- Adventure
- About 3 hours
from WST 226 / adult
Game Fishing — Full Day Trip
Bula Online Fiji Tours and Watersports
- Adventure
- Full day
from WST 1,687 / adult
Game Fishing — Half Day Trip
Bula Online Fiji Tours and Watersports
- Adventure
- About 4 hours
from WST 324 / adult
Practical info
Before you fly, skim our Fiji travel info page — visitor permit on arrival, the Fijian dollar, island boats from Port Denarau, driving on the left, and village protocol (sevusevu). For event timing, the Fiji events calendar covers festivals, public holidays, and what's on while you're there.
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