Euronews 14 January 2021 – Tourism in Fiji makes up 13 per cent of GDP. Generally, heading north will get you off the beaten path, where you can discover hidden gems and see the true Fiji.
On the island of Vorovoro in the province of Macuata in the Vanua Levu Group of northern Fiji, lies a sustainable tourism village where you can experience the Fijian way of life.
Between 2006-2011, Tribewanted leased the island and partnered with Chief Tui Mali and his tribe to establish tours. Guests can learn to weave palm roofs, spearfish, ‘meke’ (dance) and learn some of the languages.
The sustainable village has traditional Fijian ‘bure’ houses, compost toilets, gardens and kitchens for the fully eco-travel experience.
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