By: Annie Gunton
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Where to Book Submerge Yourself In The Sabeto Valley Hot Springs:
Sabeto Valley Hot Springs
One very unique and therapeutic activity you might want to consider while visiting Fiji involves mud pools and hot springs. The Sabeto Valley Hot Springs is a nature-made spa of sorts. This mud pool and hot spring combination is one of the most popular activities in Fiji.
After paying an entrance fee, you can take a tour of the mud pool and hot springs area. You can even cover yourself in this purifying mud, then wash yourself off in the hot springs. There are even massage packages for those who want to take this organic spa treatment to the next level.
Located on Viti Levu, between Lautoka and Nadi, this is an easy half-day activity for those staying on Fiji’s main island. Getting muddy in the pools of natural earth, then cleansing in the hot springs is an experience that is both fun and purifying. Even though it is geared towards tourists, it is a great way to connect with the island’s natural wonders.
Things we like:
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There is no other experience like this in Fiji -
A great way to both relax and connect with nature
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This is a fun activity for couples, especially when celebrating something special
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A great add-on to a day at the Garden of the Sleeping Giant
Things we don't like:
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The prices are steep for some treatments -
With the tours and signage, it loses some of its natural charm
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Not as fun if you don’t indulge in the mud and hot spring experience
Where to Book Submerge Yourself In The Sabeto Valley Hot Springs:
Sabeto Valley Hot Springs
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Things we like:
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There is no other experience like this in Fiji
-
A great way to both relax and connect with nature
-
This is a fun activity for couples, especially when celebrating something special
-
A great add-on to a day at the Garden of the Sleeping Giant
Things we don't like:
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The prices are steep for some treatments
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With the tours and signage, it loses some of its natural charm
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Not as fun if you don’t indulge in the mud and hot spring experience
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