Discover Sigatoka

The fertile Sigatoka Valley is considered Fiji's most agriculturally productive region and supplies large parts of the country with fresh fruit and vegetables, which is why it is affectionately called the nation's salad bowl.

Fiji's first national park protects centuries-old, shifting sand dunes at the river mouth, where archaeologists have found ancient pottery and human remains of early Pacific settlers.

Jet boat tours travel upstream through the lush green valley to traditional villages, where visitors can experience rural Fijian everyday life and the impressive landscape up close.

The town's lively market is known for fresh fruit, vegetables and handicrafts and offers an authentic glimpse into real everyday life away from the resorts on the coast.

Sigatoka lies on the Coral Coast about 45 minutes south of Nadi Airport and is conveniently reached by taxi, bus or as a stopover on a road trip along the south coast of Viti Levu.

The fertile Sigatoka Valley is considered Fiji's most agriculturally productive region and supplies large parts of the country with fresh fruit and vegetables, which is why it is affectionately called the nation's salad bowl.

Fiji's first national park protects centuries-old, shifting sand dunes at the river mouth, where archaeologists have found ancient pottery and human remains of early Pacific settlers.

Jet boat tours travel upstream through the lush green valley to traditional villages, where visitors can experience rural Fijian everyday life and the impressive landscape up close.