Hi Penny The surf is pretty big and there is no life saving equipment it is also quite remote. I would not recommend it but is still worth the walk ! Regards Gareth

No- this place is not open after 5pm. So camping here is not an option unfortunately.

Hi, I am so sorry I didn't see your question earlier. You don't need to organise at all once you get to the sand dunes u go into the visitor center and pay there ans the very helpful staff will explain everything to you before you do the walk on your own. No need to book ;-)

We wore sneakers/running shoes with socks up over our ankles to prevent sand entering our socks. Definitely do not recommend flip flops or sandals as there is climbing and varied terrain.

1.) yes you can ,provided you request and then sit on the very first sit at the back of the driver, your fair should not be more than $5 because in this way it will be easier for you to stop the bus by reminding as come closer to the National Park. either Sun Beam bus or Pacific or sunset buses, this method is the best and even if your in a express bus. the stage buses will take more then an hour an a half. 2.) For going back to Nadi, i would prefer that you head back to Sigatoka town bus terminal to be safe. The fair once again should be some where around $5:50 - $5:70 and nothing more then that. so after doing your hike at the park, there are transports available after every 15 minutes that goes to town for just seventy cents and about a $1 for any other private or return taxi to town. the rangers can assist on getting a transport too. either ways to nadi or to sigatoka. 3.) There are buses going from town to the next stop which is about 5-7 km away from the national Park. the buses leave town to there destination in every 15 minutes which would once again cost you seventy cents from town to the park. The Rangers can assISt you if ask for more details.

No. it's all on foot. Wear close toed shoes, if you go