Best kids activities in Fiji

Lai Lai Kids Club

SHERATON RESORT AND SPA, TOKORIKI ISLAND FIJI

Located in the idyllic Mamanuca islands, there are a range of family-friendly activities at this resort, from a private mini-golf course to the beachside infinity pool and gorgeous coral reefs just off a Tokoriki’s white sandy beach.

Lai Lai Kids Club has a couple of unique factors that sets it apart from a regular kids club. Firstly, their programs are focused on educating children on Fijian culture and heritage. Activities include collecting shells from the beach and nature walks to sulu painting, learning to sing Fijian songs and much more. There is also an evening program at an additional charge (FJ$25) that includes dinner and activities, giving parents a chance to have a relaxing evening meal together during their stay.

Finding Nemo Family Cruise

SOUTH SEA ISLAND, FIJI

This half day trip is perfect for families with small children staying in Denarau. In just 30 minutes you’ll be at South Sea Island where you can spend two hours and be back at Denarau in time for lunch. In the two hours, you can see the stunning underwater world of the Marine Sanctuary that surrounds the island with its colourful coral and magnificent fish life. You don’t even have to get wet a you’re taken to view all this in a semi-submersible vessel, where you can sit beneath the surface viewing the coral and fish through large panoramic windows. Then spend some time ashore relaxing, go kayaking, take a swim in the pool or go snorkelling. This cruise departs daily with South Sea Cruises from Denarau Marina at 9:00am and returns at 12:00pm. Bookings essential. Phone: (679) 675 0500.

Grow With Six Senses Kids Club

SIX SENSES FIJI

What could be more perfect for a family holiday of a lifetime than on Malolo Island at Six Senses Fiji. Rally the troops and book a trip that accommodates the whole family, with an extensive kids program to keep
the little ones happy.

The magical Grow With Six Senses kids club is where little learners can enjoy a range of activities, from yoga to solar oven making, coral planting to pizza making and everything in between. Holidays are a great time away from routine for youngsters to understand more about what’s going on inside them and in the world around them. And who says it can’t be fun? Grow With Six Senses incorporates the six dimensions of wellness (social, environmental, physical, spiritual, emotional and intellectual) so our future leaders are set to reconnect with themselves, others and the world around them. It’s an adventure, and as they journey through each activity, they’ll get a new stamp for their personal Six Senses passport.