Tevitas Tours Coral Coast

04/08/2023

noqu dodomo ..rootsrata

02/05/2022

Come join us in our own natural backyard

26/04/2022

Msg for bookings and prices

22/04/2022

Bottoms fishing & a super cool bonus of dolphins swimming along with us. Thanks guys . Inbox for pricing and bookings

19/04/2022

Message Ella's directly to book. Don't miss out

Easter Special 🙏

18/04/2022

What a fantastic day

18/04/2022

HotSprings Tour

18/04/2022

Thanks to Christy and family for joining us today for there fun eventourous Hotspring tours
Lots of great memories made today. Vinaka for choosing Tevitas

18/04/2022

All set to head upto the hotsprings, thanks for choosing Tevitas

17/04/2022

If your in fiji.dont miss out one a Historic first , tickets $30 and tevitas is goin to help you get there will a all inclusive $60 fjd return transport . Inbox for booking limited seating

04/04/2022

On board our cloud 9

31/03/2022

Operating again for hotspring and Beach horse riding. All proces includes tour guides, horses and fun filled packed smiles

23/03/2022

Tevitas is now partening with Ella's travel. Check this awsum day out visiting the caves dolphins watching and snorkelling can't beat it. Inbox for your return transfer to this adventure. Special kids prices

18/03/2022

18/03/2022

Want to take that big leap out of your resort and enter a complete new world? Let Tevitas organise a once in a lifetime experience to cloud 9

29/12/2021

Tevitas Tours has all our locals and guest at our best intrest, unfortunately we will be temporarily closed until our villages are re opened and we can all move around safely. Covid is moving a little faster than our bula fiji time. Stay safe guys and we will keep you posted

01/12/2021

18/04/2021

STATEMENT FROM THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND MEDICAL SERVICES

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services has continued to run COVID-19 tests on the first- and second-generation contacts identified through its contact tracing effort stemming from the border quarantine case announced yesterday.

As of early this morning, one of those first-generation contacts, a 53-year-old woman, has registered a positive COVID-19 test result. This woman worked in a border quarantine facility but has since entered public spaces. She resides in Nadi, with a travel history in Nadi and Lautoka.

All members of her household have already been entered into quarantine. We are awaiting the results of their COVID-19 tests.

To aid rapid contact tracing and reduce the likelihood of further transmission, we are announcing a lockdown of the Greater Nadi and Lautoka Area, starting from 4am this morning.

We are defining the Greater Nadi and Lautoka Area as the area spanning from Momi Junction and the Mulomulo Post bearing towards Sigatoka, to Nacilau, Vakabuli, and the Waiwai crossing bearing towards Ba.

Passenger travel out of this area has been halted by road, air, and sea. Passenger travel into the area will be permitted over the next 24 hours for Fijians who reside within the Greater Nadi and Lautoka Area. However, those allowed to enter the area must head straight home and will not be allowed to come out of the lockdown area.

Within the Greater Nadi and Lautoka Area, effective immediately, the Fiji Police Force is enforcing a 24-hour curfew. All Fijians should stay home. Public gatherings should not happen. No services should run except for essential medical services. Later today, an announcement will cover when essential businesses, including banks, supermarkets, pharmacies, and other essential service providers, may safely resume operation with strict physical distancing enforced. For now, all schools and businesses will be closed.

For the rest of Fiji, schools, workplaces, businesses and inter-island shipping services may remain open. However, we encourage people to avoid non-essential travel and large gatherings. Outside of the Greater Nadi and Lautoka Area, curfew hours will remain from 11pm to 4am.

We will also be re-activating fever clinics within the Greater Nadi and Lautoka Area to keep people with fevers away from vulnerable people who visit Health Centres and into separate, dedicated spaces specially designed to effectively identify possible COVID-19 cases.

It is vital that all Fijians adhere to the practices of good handwashing, strict physical distancing, where possible, and mask-wearing in public spaces. If you are feeling unwell, stay home and report your symptoms to the Ministry of Health and Medical Services.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is more equipped than we have ever been to contain the spread of the virus together. We have seen the proven impact that health restrictions have had on cutting chains of transmission. By relying on these measures and adhering to the advice from relevant authorities, we can save lives and keep Fiji safe.

10/04/2021

Bula Happy Saturday to you all