10 Best Things to Do on the Coral Coast with Kids

1. Waterslide, Zipline and Check Out the Wildlife at the Kula WILD Adventure Park

Families can’t visit the Coral Coast without stopping by the fantastic Kula WILD Adventure Park. The wildlife sanctuary holds fascinating Fijian birds and reptiles that are bound to even amaze Mum and Dad, let alone the little ones!

If that wasn’t enough, the park has a water park complete with slides, a treetop rail zipline and lots more to make a full day of fun for all ages!

For an extra special treat, help take care of the animals in the “Ranger for a Day” experience.

It also features in our 20 Best Things to Do on the Coral Coast.

Location: Signposted along the Queens Road, Korotogo.

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2. Experience Horse Riding on the Beach

On the theme of children loving animals, another great experience is horse riding on the Coral Coast. Go horse trekking on the beach with Natadola Bay Horse Riding, based beside the family-friendly InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa.

Fiji Coral Coast Horseriding Adventures also offers a number of exciting horse riding experiences, from beach treks to jungle riding, which concludes with a Fijian lovo.

Additionally, horse riding is also available at the Gecko’s Resort – another incredible family resort that we feature in our 10 Best Family Resorts on the Coral Coast.

Location: Fiji Coral Coast Horseriding Adventures – Queens Road, Baravi. Natadola Bay Horseriding Tours Transfer – Natadola Beach. Transfers can be arranged.

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3. Let Your Kids Loose in the Kids’ Clubs

Many of the family resorts on the Coral Coast have full days of action-packed itineraries available for children. Treat your kids to a day of making friends, making Fijian crafts, and playing games while Mum and Dad get some time to reconnect.

Check out our 5 Best Kids’ Clubs on the Coral Coast for more information.

Location: See the link above for recommendations and their locations.

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4. Jump on a Jet Boat Tour on the Sigatoka River

Kids and kids at heart will love the high-speed thrills of a jet boat speeding up the Sigatoka River! Watch the super scenery go by and stop by Fijian villages for the whole family to learn more about the Fijian culture. This whole other side of Fiji, in contrast to the beaches and coral reefs, is well worth discovering.

Book your trip with Sigatoka River Safari or learn more about the experience in the 5 Best River Cruises in Fiji.

Alternatively, you can book a river cruise with Coastal Inland Tours. It’s a unique, low-key experience that offers genuine cultural interactions.

Location: Tours depart from Tappoo Sigatoka, Corner of Mission Road and Sigatoka Valley Road, Sigatoka. Resort transfers are also available.

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5. Do Some Sightseeing from a Railbike

For something a little quirky and a little unique, try the rail bikes at EcoTrax! The whole family, including even the youngest sitting in baby seats, can hop on one of the specially designed electric-assisted rail bikes and check out the breathtaking scenery of the Coral Coast.

The journey follows an old sugarcane line and ends at the crystal clear waters of Vunabua Beach where you can enjoy a swim or a snorkel.

Location: Cuvu Beach.

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6. Try Out Glassblowing

The Coral Coast’s Korotogo is home to Hot Glass Fiji where both kids and adults can make their own Fijian souvenirs in a glass-blowing workshop. Don’t worry if you create something unworthy; there’s always an array of stunning glass products to buy.

Either pop into Hot Glass Fiji yourself or join Excite Tours & Travel, which includes additional stops at a furniture maker, shops, and Natadola Beach for a picnic lunch.

Location: Sunset Strip, Korotogo.

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7. Watch a Cultural Show at Your Resort

What resort on the Coral Coast doesn’t have a night full of entertainment? At least once a week (but usually much more), resorts host Fijian cultural nights where guests partake in rituals, watch meke cultural dancing and much more!

Fiji Hideaway Resort is particularly famous for its family-friendly nightly entertainment, including quiz nights, frog races, limbo dancing, Polynesian dance shows and more.

Check out some of the experiences in our 10 Best Ways to Experience the Fijian Culture.

Location: See the link above for recommendations or any of the 10 Best Family Resorts on the Coral Coast.

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8. Do a Beginner’s Scuba Diving Lesson (8+ Years)

If scuba diving is on your’s or any of your family member’s bucket lists, then the Coral Coast is a great place to learn. There are spectacular dive sites close to shore, such as the Votua Reef.

Many of the resorts have their own dive operations, and there are also dive shops like Diveaway Fiji, based at the Fiji Hideaway Resort, offering exciting PADI-endorsed courses for young ones starting from eight years old.

Find out more about these courses in How to Learn to Scuba Dive in Fiji: The Ultimate Guide.

Location: Diveaway Fiji is based at the Fiji Hideaway Resort, Navosa, but transfers from other Coral Coast resorts can be arranged.

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9. Go for a Dip at the Biausevu Waterfall

If your tribe feels like going on a bit of an adventure, a trip to Biausevu Village is a must! One of the village guides will meet you in the village of Biausevu and take you to a stunning waterfall and swimming hole. The walk to the waterfall is less than an hour, so most kids can handle it just fine.

Either drive there yourself, book a tour through your resort, or join a multi-stop tour with Go Local Fiji or Coastal Inland Tours.

Check out more family-friendly trips in The Best Day Trips from the Coral Coast.

Location: Biausevu Village, signposted along the Queens Road at Korolevu.

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10. Go for a Walk at the Sigatoka Sand Dunes

The Sigatoka Sand Dunes is a fantastic natural attraction that’s perfect for families with older children and teens. You’ll find the visitor centre about 4.5 km (2.7 mi) southwest of Sigatoka, where you can get directions for an exciting walk through the magnificent forest and dunes.

As you explore, you’ll discover ancient archaeological sites, birds, flying foxes and tropical vegetation dotting the landscape. It’s a great day out that combines nature, history, and a bit of adventure – we think you’ll love it!

For more places to stretch your legs, take a look at the 5 Best Walks & Hikes on the Coral Coast.

Location: Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park, Yadua, Sigatoka. About 4.5 km (2.7 mi) southwest of Sigatoka town.

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