8 Best 4WD & Quad Biking Tours in Fiji (We’ve Done The Top 5)

1. Go Dirty Tours (Nadi, Viti Levu)

Whatever the weather, the guys at Go Dirty Tours will show you an epic time on the back roads of Nadi. When we visited on our last trip, we discovered first-hand that Go Dirty Tours offers an exhilarating mix of self-drive quad biking (ATV) with different styles of adventure, conveniently departing from the tourist hubs of Nadi and Denarau. Choose the Mud Soothe tour that gets you extra dirty at the Sebato Mud Pools, or combine the experience with visiting Fijian villages on the Cultural Discovery tour. If you have that go-big-or-go-home mantra, then blast over the remote back hills of Nadi, tour a village and school, and then drive onto your helicopter pick-up point in The Endgame tour. Combine the adventure with the 25 Best Things to Do in Nadi!

Location: New Town Road, Wailoaloa, Nadi, Viti Levu. Transfers from Nadi and Denarau hotels are available.

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2. Off Road Cave Safari (Coral Coast, Viti Levu)

Off-roading in Fiji is about getting to those hard-to-reach places, especially with a 4WD excursion to Naihehe Caves with Off Road Cave Safari. After a swift journey by jet boat across the Sigatoka River, your local guides will take you in a specially designed 4WD truck deep into the interior of Viti Levu. Pass villages, cross rivers and admire some stunning inland scenery along the way. Upon reaching the village that protects the cave, a local village priest will offer a traditional sevusevu with a kava ceremony. Then, your exploration of this majestic limestone cave, which is shrouded in legends of cannibalism, begins! Note that your shoes will get submerged in water. We personally love the mix of adventure and cultural immersion this experience offers. Check out more things to do on the Coral Coast here.

Location: Coral Coast pick-ups are included. Alternatively, pick-ups are available from the Tappoo Shopping Centre, Corner of Mission Street and Sigatoka Valley Road, Sigatoka.

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3. EcoTrax (Coral Coast, Viti Levu)

An off-roading tour with a difference, EcoTrax takes you on the old sugarcane railway in self-drive custom-made electric bicycle carriages! The easy-going tour that’s ideal for the whole family takes you through varying scenery over rivers, through the mangroves, through rock cuttings, along the open coastline, villages and the “Tunnel of Love”. Having tried it ourselves, we can attest that there are plenty of opportunities to stop for photos on this one-hour tour on the Coral Coast, which ends at the remote and unspoiled Vunabua Beach.

Location: Cuvu Beach, Coral Coast, Viti Levu.

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5. Bay Adventures (Taveuni)

For an exhilarating off-road adventure on Taveuni, look no further than Bay Adventures. While they don’t explicitly advertise as an off-roading tour, their excursions up Des Veoux Peak, the highest mountain on Taveuni, certainly deliver a thrilling 4WD experience. On tours like their “Birdwatchers and Trekkers” expedition, you’ll navigate the rugged terrain with a skilled driver at the helm, conquering the challenging roads to reach prime bird-watching spots or embark on a trek to the stunning Lake Tagimoucia. It’s the ideal balance of adventure and nature exploration that showcases the wild beauty of Taveuni’s highlands. From what we’ve personally seen, Bay Adventures can curate tours just for you, allowing you to make the perfect itinerary using the 25 Best Things to Do on Taveuni!

Location: Departs from Garden Island Resort, west coast of Taveuni.

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4. Terratrek (Pacific Harbour, Viti Levu)

In the adventure capital of Fiji, Terratrek provides one of many exciting ways to experience the Pacific Harbour. The Waterfall Aventure is their most popular tour, a 4-5-hour excursion into the forest-filled interior of Viti Levu to a huge dramatic waterfall with a refreshing swimming hole at the base. You get as much time as you want to relax by the pools and enjoy the included picnic lunch. Alternatively, there’s the Scenic Adventure which is a shorter tour to some epic photo spots. Check out more adventures on the Pacific Harbour here.

Location: Lot 2, Queens Road, Deuba. A meeting point is arranged with the operator upon booking.

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6. Fiji 4WD Safaris (Nadi)

Embark on an exhilarating adventure with Fiji 4WD Safaris, offering thrilling tours to the remote highlands surrounding Nadi. Choose from three exciting options: “Sabeto Safari”, “Ancient Trails”, and “Sky Park Safari”. The full-day “Sabeto Safari” includes a traditional welcome at Koroiaca village, an adrenaline rush at Sabeto Zipline, and visits to the stunning Garden of the Sleeping Giant and Vee’s Organic Farm. Don’t miss the therapeutic Sabeto Hotspring Mudpool! For history buffs, the “Ancient Trails” tour explores 3,000-year-old paths and the picturesque Navala village. The half-day “Sky Park Safari” offers breathtaking views of the Nausori Highlands and ancient Tualeita trails.

Location: 25-27 Queens Road, Martintar, Nadi. Nadi/Denarau transfers are included.

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7. Mai Island Ride (Nadi/Coral Coast)

Mai Island Ride offers thrilling off-road motorbike adventures in the stunning landscapes of Fiji. Nestled in picturesque Momi Bay, their guided tours take riders through lush forests, over rugged mountains, and along serene coastal trails, revealing hidden gems accessible only by bike. Led by local guides and featuring world-class Gas Gas motorbikes, Mai Island Ride provides exhilarating experiences for adventure seekers. From half-day excursions to three-day off-road journeys, riders can explore Fiji’s diverse terrains straight from the company’s base in Momi. All necessary gear and bikes are provided, ensuring a memorable experience, complete with a keepsake riding shirt to commemorate the journey.

Location: Tau, Momi Bay, Nadi. Nadi/Denarau transfers can be arranged.

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8. iBike Fiji (Nadi)

An alternative off-road adventure, this exhilarating 4-hour e-bike tour with iBike Fiji has you exploring the breathtaking Sabeto Foothills. This guided tour takes you through stunning landscapes, connecting you with local communities and Fijian history. After a safety briefing at the iBike Fiji Hub, you’ll set off on a figure-8 route along gravel roads. The 2-hour ride includes stops to admire the scenery, learn about sugar cane farming, and hear fascinating local legends. Enjoy refreshing fruit and coconut drinks during a well-deserved break. This tour offers travellers aged 16 and above a unique way to experience Nadi’s lesser-visited regions at a natural pace. From what we’ve personally seen, it’s an incredible way to immerse yourself in Fiji’s natural beauty.

Location: Lot 11 Enamanu Road, Nadi, Viti Levu.

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FAQ About Off-Road, 4WD & Quad Biking Tours in Fiji

Now that you know about the best off-road, 4WD and quad biking tours in Fiji, here are the answers to the internet’s frequently asked questions about Fiji’s exciting adventure tours!

Are there quad bike tours in Fiji?

Yes, Fiji offers several quad bike tours, particularly on the main island of Viti Levu. These tours provide an exciting way to explore Fiji’s rugged interior, lush landscapes, and remote villages. Popular operators include Go Dirty Tours Fiji and Terratrek, offering guided tours through scenic routes and mud tracks.

How much does quad biking cost in Fiji?

The cost of quad biking in Fiji varies depending on the tour duration and operator. Prices typically range from FJ$150 to FJ$400 per person for tours lasting between 2 to 4 hours. Some operators offer full-day adventures that can cost up to FJ$600. It’s best to book in advance and compare different tour options to find the best value for your budget. For more information, check out our Fiji Travel Budget: How Much Does a Trip to Fiji Cost?

Is it safe to do quad biking in Fiji?

Quad biking in Fiji is generally safe when done with reputable tour operators who prioritise safety. Most companies provide safety briefings, helmets, and experienced guides. For instance, Go Dirty Tours provides knee and elbow pads, which are optional to wear but are strongly recommended. It’s important to follow all instructions of your guides, stay on designated paths, and ride within your comfort level – let your guide know if you’re feeling nervous. And yes, it is legal to ride quad bikes on the roads in Fiji, and this will be done during quad biking tours. For more about safety, check out How to Stay Safe in Fiji.

What should I wear for quad biking in Fiji?

For quad biking in Fiji, wear comfortable, breathable clothing that you don’t mind getting muddy and dusty. Here’s a quick packing list:

• Closed-toe shoes
• Long pants or shorts
• T-shirt or long-sleeved shirt
• Sunscreen

Tour operators provide safety gear and goggles (so you don’t usually need sunglasses), but the most important part for guests to prepare is sun protection! For more information, check out our Fiji packing guide for adventure activities.

Can children go quad biking in Fiji?

Age restrictions for quad biking in Fiji apply, and travellers need a driver’s license to ride a quad bike. Some tours allow younger children (usually five and up) to ride as passengers with an adult. It’s essential to check with the specific tour company for their age and weight restrictions. Alternative tours to quad biking, like Ecotrax, is our recommended better option for families. See more recommended experiences in the 10 Best Things to Do in Fiji with Kids.

What’s the difference between 4WD tours and quad biking in Fiji?

4WD tours and quad biking in Fiji offer different experiences. 4WD tours typically accommodate more people and can cover longer distances, often reaching more remote areas. They’re suitable for all ages and provide a more comfortable ride. Quad biking is more hands-on, giving you control of your own vehicle. It’s more adventurous and often involves navigating through dusty tracks and streams. Both offer unique ways to explore Fiji’s interior.