If you are vacationing in Fiji and you love the outdoors, especially while hiking or witnessing incredible scenes of nature and wildlife, then visiting Sigatoka Sand Dunes is a MUST. It is a relatively short hike assuming you don't make many stops. The gentleman who worked the front desk said that the longest trail was about 4 hours total if I can remember correctly. However, if you are like me then you are probably going to take the entire day to experience this park since I love to photograph everything while exploring as much as I can. What I loved about this park is how you go through different types of environments in one trek. It starts off as a nice, grassy field leading you into a lush jungle. Eventually you reach the amazing sand dunes which take you onto a stunning, scenic beach. At some point you pass by the witch teepees and go through another jungle area where you meet the "tree huggers." It was all so incredible, it has to be one of the most beautiful parks I've ever been to. If that wasn't enough to make for an excellent hike, what I also loved when visiting Sigatoka was all the really cool wildlife and critters that my girlfriend and I got to see in our journey. Lovely butterflies were everywhere and would flutter all around making it seem so surreal. There were lots of pretty birds and flowers adding to the variety and natural beauty of this place. if you love insects and spiders then be prepared to see some pretty big ones if you have a good eye. My girlfriend and I got lucky enough to see a HUGE giant orb weaver!! (see my pictures). On top of that, there were fruit bats near the end of the trail that were just hanging around right above us in the trees, they were making a whole lot of noise with their shrieks and it was totally awesome!! 🤘 If you plan on going to this wonderful park please don't forget to take sunblock and a hat since there is no shade once you reach the dunes and the beach area. The day my girlfriend and I were there the wind was very strong so the sand was being blown all over us and by the end of the hike we were covered in it, so I would suggest wearing something to protect your eyes, face, and your skin. If you plan to stay at this park for a while like we did, I would also suggest bringing a foldable beach chair, plenty of water, and some snacks to replenish your energy. And most importantly of all, have fun and enjoy the scenery because it is certainly worthwhile!

Absolutely amazing trip amazing venue, peaceful quiet the operators of the Sandune's were so kind and generous and always smiling and accommodating us. Be sure to book ahead, as they sell out really fast we stayed in sigatoka at the Intercontinental Hotel, so it was close for us, but in the mornings, which is the best time to do it because it's a lot cooler the roads do tend to get packed up with local traffic. But heck you're on vacation so, who cares?

Excellent stop for a walk to the ocean. Relative easy walk. Part sun and part shade. Signs need to be upgraded as it’s typically Inland style. Bits of post and bits of signs 😀. Highlight were the hundreds of fruit bats that we saw on the return walk from the beach. They are huge!

A great half day trip, well worth seeing if you are staying near Sigatoka. The local bus will stop here on request, and the entry fee is $10pp. The reception includes a museum area. Make sure to take a picture of the map there as along the dunes the trail isn't well marked. After the dunes, just walk along the beach towards the reception and look for a sign that says 'this way'. There are options for 1 & 2 hour trails with shortcuts along the way. We did the 2 hour trail, which wasn't difficult, although you do have to scramble up the dunes. I definitely would recommend it.