Tribewanted: Vorovoro

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Vorovoro is a place and experience like no other in Fiji. The ability to live, work and play within a real Fijian community is simply an opportunity that should not be missed. But don’t just take our word for it – read what other travelers have said about their time on Vorovoro!

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Tribe members can do as much as they like on Vorovoro. The only thing we ask is that you respect the local culture and community, and wash up your plate. Vinaka!

- Sweat: Participate in the sustainability and cultural projects – plant and tend the island gardens, feed the pigs and chickens, collect firewood and help the local ladies in the kitchen, get a sweat on with the Fiji boys with village construction and maintenance projects, take part in sustainability workshops, join local community projects and events, debate in forums and blog from the beach. Learn how to present ‘sevusevu’ to the chief, and then do it, perfect your meke (traditional dancing), weave mats, learn Fijian songs and pick up some of the local language.

- Chill: Swing with the Hammock Society and read from the tribe’s library (all books have been donated by past tribe members), shower in the waterfall (during rainy season) or bath in the sea, cuddle in the tree-house, watch spectacular sunsets from the rock or around the beach-side campfires, eat fresh fish, vegetables and fruit, and sleep soundly in the bure’s (thatched Fijian homes) or vale’s (tribe dorms). Drink kava and sing with team Fiji under the stars.

- Play: Snorkel & spearfish on the world’s third largest barrier reef, teach and play sports weekly in the local primary school, take on the 4-peaks challenge, swim the island, compete in the coconut olympics, paint signs and craft coconut jewelry, play footy in Tanoa Park and volleyball on the beach.



Tribe members reviews of their experience on tripadvisor