14 days
Fiji, Nadi, New Zealand, Rarotonga

Fiji, New Zealand, and The Cook Islands may share an ocean, but each of these South Pacific countries exhibits its own distinct geological wonders and rich local cultures.

Take in breathtaking views on the coast of Fiji, learn about student life by connecting with locals at a Māori marae, and discover marine ecosystems while snorkeling in Rarotonga—all while gaining an extraordinary understanding of the many Indigenous ways of life in this region of the world.
  • Day 1: Fly to the Cook Islands

  • Day 2: Cross the International Date Line

  • Day 3: Rarotonga

    Meet your Tour Director at the airport

    Enjoy a traditional lei greeting when you arrive

    Take a sightseeing tour of the island with your expert local guide

    Relax during free time on the beach

  • Day 4: Rarotonga

    Visit a traditional Cook Island community, where you'll:

    • Learn about island ecology with an expert local guide
    • Help prepare lunch, then sit down for a meal with community members

    Meet with students at a local school in Rarotonga

  • Day 5: Rarotonga • Auckland

    Discover nearby reefs during a snorkeling tour

    Fly to Auckland, a major city on New Zealand's North Island, and re-cross the International Date Line

  • Day 6: Auckland

    Time to explore on your own or

    Add this in-depth excursion:
    Day trip to Waiheke Island

    Day trip to Waiheke Island

    Take a 40-minute ferry ride to Waiheke Island, a beautiful haven of vineyards, natural wonders, and local artisans. Plant a tree on the island as you learn from expert ecologists and experience the regeneration of this wetland firsthand. Then, see the island and its rainforest from above on a ziplining adventure.
  • Day 7: Auckland • Hokianga

    Travel to Hokianga, the picturesque home to early settlements of the Māori people

    Visit the Kawiti Glowworm Caves

    Take a twilight walking tour through the magnificent Waipoua Forest

  • Day 8: Hokianga • Paihia

    Take a tour of the historic Hokianga harbor, Te Hokianga-nui-a-Kupe

    Meet with students at a local school in Hokianga

    Travel to Paihia, the main hub of the Bay of Islands

  • Day 9: Paihia

    Time to explore on your own or

    Add this in-depth excursion:
    Bay of Islands dolphin-watching cruise

    Bay of Islands dolphin-watching cruise

    Set out on a two-hour catamaran cruise in the Bay of Islands. Grab a spot on one of the boat’s outdoor viewing decks and keep your eyes peeled for the dolphins and other marine animals that frequent these waters. During the trip, you’ll also visit the bay’s legendary “Hole in the Rock,” a narrow, arched passageway that Māori warriors used to paddle through in their canoes on their way out to battle.

    Participate in a guided tour of the Waitangi Treaty Grounds and Museum

    Enjoy a traditional hāngi dinner, complete with a Māori song and dance performance

  • Day 10: Paihia • Auckland

    Travel to Auckland

    Visit the All Blacks Experience rugby showcase, where you'll:

    • Learn the history of New Zealand's national sport
    • Test your skills firsthand in an interactive play zone

    Visit Wētā Workshop Unleashed, an immersive museum and craft workshop about fantastical filmmaking

  • Day 11: Auckland • Nadi

    Fly from Auckland to Nadi, one of the largest towns on Fiji's main island of Viti Levu

    Enjoy free time relaxing on Nadi Beach or swimming at Natadola Beach

  • Day 12: Nadi

    Take a boat ride with Fijian sailors to Tivua Island, singing traditional sea shanties along the way

    Go snorkeling

    Spend a day learning from the local Nayawa community

  • Day 13: Nadi • Depart for home

    Volunteer to help clean up local beaches with the Nadi community

  • Day 14: Arrive home

Interested in learning more about this tour?
  • Day 1: Fly to the Cook Islands

  • Day 2: Cross the International Date Line

  • Day 3: Rarotonga

    Meet your Tour Director at the airport

    Enjoy a traditional lei greeting when you arrive

    Take a sightseeing tour of the island with your expert local guide

    Relax during free time on the beach

  • Day 4: Rarotonga

    Visit a traditional Cook Island community, where you'll:

    • Learn about island ecology with an expert local guide
    • Help prepare lunch, then sit down for a meal with community members

    Meet with students at a local school in Rarotonga

  • Day 5: Rarotonga • Auckland

    Discover nearby reefs during a snorkeling tour

    Fly to Auckland, a major city on New Zealand's North Island, and re-cross the International Date Line

  • Day 6: Auckland

    Time to explore on your own or

    Add this in-depth excursion:
    Day trip to Waiheke Island

    Day trip to Waiheke Island

    Take a 40-minute ferry ride to Waiheke Island, a beautiful haven of vineyards, natural wonders, and local artisans. Plant a tree on the island as you learn from expert ecologists and experience the regeneration of this wetland firsthand. Then, see the island and its rainforest from above on a ziplining adventure.
  • Day 7: Auckland • Hokianga

    Travel to Hokianga, the picturesque home to early settlements of the Māori people

    Visit the Kawiti Glowworm Caves

    Take a twilight walking tour through the magnificent Waipoua Forest

  • Day 8: Hokianga • Paihia

    Take a tour of the historic Hokianga harbor, Te Hokianga-nui-a-Kupe

    Meet with students at a local school in Hokianga

    Travel to Paihia, the main hub of the Bay of Islands

  • Day 9: Paihia

    Time to explore on your own or

    Add this in-depth excursion:
    Bay of Islands dolphin-watching cruise

    Bay of Islands dolphin-watching cruise

    Set out on a two-hour catamaran cruise in the Bay of Islands. Grab a spot on one of the boat’s outdoor viewing decks and keep your eyes peeled for the dolphins and other marine animals that frequent these waters. During the trip, you’ll also visit the bay’s legendary “Hole in the Rock,” a narrow, arched passageway that Māori warriors used to paddle through in their canoes on their way out to battle.

    Participate in a guided tour of the Waitangi Treaty Grounds and Museum

    Enjoy a traditional hāngi dinner, complete with a Māori song and dance performance

  • Day 10: Paihia • Auckland

    Travel to Auckland

    Visit the All Blacks Experience rugby showcase, where you'll:

    • Learn the history of New Zealand's national sport
    • Test your skills firsthand in an interactive play zone

    Visit Wētā Workshop Unleashed, an immersive museum and craft workshop about fantastical filmmaking

  • Day 11: Auckland • Nadi

    Fly from Auckland to Nadi, one of the largest towns on Fiji's main island of Viti Levu

    Enjoy free time relaxing on Nadi Beach or swimming at Natadola Beach

  • Day 12: Nadi

    Take a boat ride with Fijian sailors to Tivua Island, singing traditional sea shanties along the way

    Go snorkeling

    Spend a day learning from the local Nayawa community

  • Day 13: Nadi • Depart for home

    Volunteer to help clean up local beaches with the Nadi community

  • Day 14: Arrive home

Interested in learning more about this tour?

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Your experience includes

  • Airfare & transportation

    Round-trip flights on major carriers; comfortable motorcoach; 2 internal flights

  • Hotels

    10 overnight stays in hotels with private bathrooms

  • Regional-style meals

    Dinner on arrival day; breakfast and dinner on Days 4-13; lunch on Days 4, 5, and 12; breakfast on departure day

  • Guided sightseeing

    2 sightseeing tours led by licensed local guides

  • Entrances

    Tivua boat ride and snorkeling; Nayawa community visit; All Blacks Experience rugby showcase; Wētā Workshop Unleashed and craft workshop; Kawiti Glowworm Caves; Footprints of Kupe tour; Waitangi Treaty Grounds and Museum and Māori cultural performance; hāngi dinner; lei greeting; Rarotonga community visit; Rarotonga snorkeling; Māori marae

  • Full-time Tour Director

    Your culturally connected Tour Director is with your group 24/7, providing deep local insight while handling all on-tour logistics.

  • Expert Local Guides

    Your expert local guides are natural historians, adding cultural insight and global perspective on your sightseeing tours.

  • Continuous Support

    Your dedicated EF team helps you every step of the way—from recruiting and enrolling travellers to planning and managing your tour.

  • 24-hour Emergency Service

    Travelers and their families can count on EF’s dedicated emergency service team.

  • Personalized Learning Support

    Our personalized learning experience engages students before, during and after tour, with the option to create a final, reflective project for academic credit.

  • Worldwide Presence

    EF has over 500 schools and offices in more than 50 countries worldwide so wherever you go, we’re there too.

  • Peace of Mind Program

    Feel secure knowing your group can change their destination or travel dates due to unforeseen circumstances. Learn more about your flexible options at eftours.com/peaceofmind.

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