Ravoravo Tours Fiji

07/09/2024

Congratulations Miss Hibiscus 2024

Miss Melania Tora

"Your courage, intelligence and humility is an inspiration to many of your peers"

SBT On Top

27/08/2024

27/04/2024

Wishing a Happy World Pilots Day to all the incredible pilots out there, especially our outstanding team at Fiji Airways. Thank you for your dedication and skill! 🌟✈️

11/04/2024

Book with us today for the best experience

We also do customized tours

Activities available:
Mud Pool & Hot Spring
Zipline & Waterfall
Hiking
Sabeto Village Tour (+ school visit - optional)
Garden of the Sleeping Giant
Lovo Cooking Experience
Snorkeling
Fishing
Sunset Cruise
Nadi Temple

Rental Cars
Accommodation
Private Driver
Tours & Transfer

01/04/2024

EMPLOYERS REMINDED ON EASTER PUBLIC HOLIDAY PAY

The Minister for Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations, Honourable Agni Deo Singh wishes to remind employers who operate during the Easter public holidays to pay workers their public holiday pay.

According to the Employment Relations Act 2007, Minister Singh said that a worker must be paid for each public holiday for the number of hours the worker would have normally worked on that day had it not been a public holiday.

“If a worker was employed on Good Friday, Easter Saturday and this Easter Monday, then a worker is entitled to double pay,” said Mr Singh.

“If a worker does not work during the public holiday and has worked the normal working day before and after the public holiday, then the worker is entitled to a single public holiday pay”.

“If a worker is unable to work on the normal working day before and after the public holiday, then they must provide a valid reason or a medical certificate to be entitled to a public holiday pay,” he added.

Minister Singh further highlighted that both workers and employers must clearly understand the rationale behind the public holiday pay entitlement as per the Employment Relations Act (ERA) 2007 and must contact the nearest Ministry of Employment Office for any clarifications or refer to the relevant amended Wages Regulations and the Employment Relations (National Minimum Wage) (Amendment) Regulations 2022 enforced from April 01, 2022.

01/04/2024

01/04/2024

10% Discount Special

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12/11/2023

Media Release:

TROPICAL CYCLONE ALERT NOW IN FORCE

Key Messages:
• A Gale Alert is now in force for the Yasawa Group, Mamanuca Group and Western and Northern Viti Levu. This is expected to be extended to the rest of the country later on.
• Tropical disturbance TD02F could potentially intensity into a tropical cyclone by later Monday or early Tuesday.
• On its current projected path, it is expected to approach the Fiji Group by later Tuesday and continue its journey through the country on Wednesday.
• While the current projected path is over Viti Levu, there are significant uncertainty at present as the system has not yet fully developed.
• It may become much clearer when the system becomes a tropical cyclone.
• Given the above, whole of Fiji Group is advised to be alert for a possible tropical cyclone.

Details:
A Gale Alert is now in force for the Yasawa Group, Mamanuca Group and Western and Northern Viti Levu. A Strong Wind warning remains in force for the rest of Fiji group.

Tropical Disturbance TD02F lies slow moving to the east of Solomon Islands and is likely to intensify into a tropical cyclone by later Monday or early Tuesday. On its current projected path, it is expected to approach the Fiji Group from later Tuesday and continue its journey through the country on Wednesday.

While the current projected path is over Viti Levu, there are significant uncertainty at present as the system has not yet fully developed. It may become much clearer when the system becomes a tropical cyclone.

Given this new development, the whole Fiji Group is advised to be on alert for a possible tropical cyclone.

Gale to storm force winds are likely over the country from later Tuesday into Wednesday. These winds can break tree branches, blow unsecured and loose materials, disrupt communication network and power supply due to damaged power lines, damage temporary and weak structures, increase the risk of sea travel for all types of sea crafts, and increase the risk for hazardous breaking waves and coastal inundation of debris along low lying coastal areas, especially during high tides. There is also the risk of flooding in low-lying areas, including flash flooding.

Meanwhile, a Heavy Rain Warning remains in force for the Northern Division, Yasawa, Mamanuca, Lau and Lomaiviti Groups, while a Heavy Rain Alert is in force for the eastern half of Viti Levu. This is due to a trough of low pressure with associated cloud and rain which remains slow moving just to the north of Fiji. It is expected to drift south and affect the northern and eastern parts of the group from later tonight.

The following risks are expected, especially for areas under heavy rain warning:
• Localised flooding of low-lying and flood-prone areas;
• Localised flooding of minor roads, Iris crossings and bridges with some disruption to traffic flow; and
• Poor visibility out at sea and as well as on land with increased risk of motor vehicle accidents due to slippery roads.

For mariners, a Gale Alert is now in force for Yasawa and northern Vanua Levu waters. A Strong Wind Warning remains in force for rest of Fiji Waters. Southeasterly winds with speeds up to 20 to 30 knots, with rough to very rough seas expected over Fiji Waters. Winds expected to increase to 35 knots, with 50 knots gust and become clockwise later Tuesday. Seas likely to become very rough with high seas later on Tuesday. Over open waters, sea conditions are potentially hazardous for small crafts. Inexperienced mariners, especially those operating smaller vessels should avoid navigating in these conditions.

For more information and clarification, please contact the Acting Director of Meteorology, Mr. Bipen Prakash on 9905379 or [email protected].

For latest forecasts, you can visit the Fiji Meteorological Service website at www.met.gov.fj or you can follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
Click on the link to access the Heavy Rain Alert Bulletin: https://www.met.gov.fj/index.php?page=warn1 #20014.txt
Click on the link to access the daily Public Forecast updates: https://www.met.gov.fj/index.php?page=public
Click on the link to access the latest Strong Wind Warning (over waters) update: https://www.met.gov.fj/index.php?page=marine
Click on the link to access the 5-Day Tropical Cyclone Outlook: https://www.met.gov.fj/index.php?page=5dayoutlook

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11/11/2023

Sometimes all you need is a break on Fiji Time......

10/11/2023

Private Boat Charters Available Now

10/11/2023

Explore the outdoor with us

06/11/2023

Airport Transfer to or from Denarau Island
FJD$40 (3 pax)

01/11/2023

01/11/2023

Bula

We do transfers, AirBnB, Tours and Boat Charters. Our rental cars are also available at affordable prices

2 bedroom apartment in Nadi which sleeps 4

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Out tour
We have different tour packages which suits anyone, from

sightseeing,

village tour,

shopping in town/city,

visit the local market,

mud pool & hot spring,

Garden of the Sleeping Giant,

hiking,

Fijian body massage

Snorkeling

Fishing

Sunset Cruise

and LOVO cooking experience.

We have our experience tour guides to take you around

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17/10/2023

This unique Hindu temple, the largest in the southern hemisphere, reflects an architectural style rarely seen outside India, and houses sacred statues designed by craftspeople brought over from India.

Book with us today with the package of your choice

16/10/2023

Mermaid Mondays! ✨🪸🐠🧜🏽‍♀️🧜🏽‍♂️

15/10/2023

Vina du va levu Viti

15/10/2023

This is Why we love what we Do 😊