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What makes us remarkable?
From the bespoke, enriching opportunities presented to students to the unique, for-good partnership in which our work is rooted, each aspect of our study abroad programs is extraordinary.
We offer an experience like no other.
The Host
Hosted by Tui Mali, chief of the Mali tribe and recipient of the Order of Fiji (Fiji’s top honor!)
The Stay
Culturally immersive, village-style accommodations in one of Fiji's most remote locations
The Community
Operated in direct partnership with the Mali, rooted in cross-cultural friendship since 2009
The Activities
Fun, hands-on workshops reflective of traditional Fijian village life, led by local experts
The Hospitality
Authentic, joyful connection, year after year, that transcends race, age, and culture
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The Location
200 private acres with unique cultural, archaeological, and environmental significance
The Impact
Responsible tourism that is integral to supporting Mali community development goals
The Immersion
Programming that preserves and celebrates native Fijian identity, culture, and environment
TUI MALI
CHIEF OF THE MALI TRIBE
"Vorovoro hardens the feet, broadens the mind, and softens the heart....Vorovoro is where you are home, where you are family, where we are all 1. I always say it’s 1 + 1 = 1 on Vorovoro. On Vorovoro, we live and work together, create better lives together. "
DR. KATE THORNTON
AUBURN UNIVERSITY
Our partnership with BTG has enabled our program to have a meaningful and long term relationship with the Mali community....Currently we run over a dozen study abroad programs all over the world and this is by far the most immersive, transformational study abroad experience for our students.
CLAIRE WALTER
STUDY ABROAD STUDENT
“Though Fiji is a paradise, it deserves higher appreciation than that of a decadent tourist destination. Fiji is centered on rich culture, a fusion between the practices of indigenous Fijians and the migrated Europeans...I can’t help but miss Vorovoro’s simplicity and the rewards that come with fully earning what you have."
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