Flamenco in Fiji: Power, Passion, Precision
per person
Flamenco and Fijian Meke: Stories in Rhythm and Movement
Feel the rhythm, the passion, and the power of Spain’s most iconic dance – right here in paradise.
Join us for an unforgettable Flamenco Workshop led by an experienced flamenco dancer, where you’ll learn:
- Rhythmic footwork (zapateado)
- Expressive hand movements (floreo)
- Posture, grace, and attitude
- Choreographies that capture the spirit of flamenco

From AU$2780 - Price includes:
- Daily workshops with Ana Romero
- Accommodation – choose from our bures at the front (Ocean View bures), or at the back (standard rooms)
- Meals : breakfast, lunch and dinner – a mix of local Fijian and Indian food and international recipes (one dinner out at own expense)
- Visits to Fijian village mekes to explore this traditional Fijian dance form
- Excursions: snorkel on the fabulous coral reefs, bathe in glorious waterfall, revel in the abundant nature of the landscape and experience the rich Fijian culture.
You just need to buy your air ticket and art materials, and leave the rest to us.

Why Fiji?
There’s no better place to explore flamenco than Fiji — a land where rhythm and storytelling already pulse through the culture. Fiji’s natural beauty — from golden sunsets to turquoise waters — provides the perfect backdrop for a dance form born of passion, fire, and soul. Just as the islands celebrate connection, community, and expressive movement, flamenco channels those same values with intensity and flair.
You’ll practice fiery Spanish rhythms by day, and unwind under the stars by night. Fiji’s warmth, both from its people and its climate, makes this more than just a workshop — it’s an experience.
No previous dance experience is required – just bring your energy, curiosity, and an open heart.
A special experience
Flamenco and Fijian Meke: Stories in Rhythm and Movement
At first glance, the fiery footwork of Spanish flamenco and the powerful unison of Fijian meke may seem worlds apart. One was born in the villages of Andalusia, shaped by the struggles and joys of everyday life. The other has long echoed through Fijian villages, carrying the voices of ancestors and the spirit of the land and sea. Yet when you look closer, the two traditions share a deep connection: both are about storytelling, identity, and the unshakable bond between community, music, and dance.
Meke is Fiji’s living archive. Through chant, drum, and movement, it records history, celebrates victories, and honors life’s important moments. Dancers move together with strength and precision, their gestures symbolic, their costumes crafted from tapa, leaves, and shells that link them to the natural world. It is a collective expression — a community speaking with one voice.
Flamenco, on the other hand, thrives on intensity and individuality. The dancer is both storyteller and instrument, stamping rhythms into the floor, tracing arcs with the hands, and embodying emotions from defiance to sorrow to joy. Backed by guitar, song, and handclaps, flamenco is raw, personal, and dramatic — a dance that wears its heart on its sleeve.
And yet, both forms reach for the same human truths. Both demand rhythm, discipline, and deep emotion. Both create a dialogue between performers and their audience, pulling everyone into the story being told. Both are proud expressions of cultural identity that connect the past with the present.
This is why Fiji is such a powerful place to experience flamenco. The island’s own traditions already value rhythm, storytelling, and community spirit. When flamenco’s Spanish passion meets the resonant heartbeat of the meke, a bridge is formed between two distant cultures — proving that no matter where we come from, dance has the power to connect us.


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OR BOOK NOW! Prices per person
We ask for a $500 non-refundable deposit to secure your place. If the course does not go ahead and we cancel for any reason, we will refund it in full.
If you book a twin shared room, please let us know who you will be sharing it with.
Booking prices and details to come soon.
Teacher Ana Romero

Born in Melbourne, Australia, with Andalusian parents, Ana started dancing flamenco at the age of five and professionally, at fourteen. Then she came to Spain and, between tours with Manuela Vargas and Cristina Hoyos, she grew as a bailaora in Madrid tablaos to become the artist she is now. She is one of the three founding dancers of Las Carboneras, a highly respected flamenco tablao in Madrid. In addition, she has participated in the films “El día que nací yo” and “Ole!”.
As a flamenco teacher she has taught courses in Brazil (Sao Paulo); Canada (Montreal, Toronto); United States (New York, San Francisco); Australia (Melbourne, Sidney, Adelaide); Spain (Madrid, Ciudad Real); Israel (Jerusalem, Tel Aviv) or Italy (Rome, Milan, Naples). She passionately oversees the progress of the new generations.
Our location : Savusavu, Fiji



During this week, you’ll enjoy the rich culture and unspoilt nature of Fiji, the place where happiness comes naturally. We’re in Savusavu in Fiji’s North – known as the Hidden Paradise because it really is! We’ll take you out to snorkel on the beautiful coral reefs, to plunge into fresh waterfalls, to visit traditional Fijian villages where you’ll see a deeply hospitable corner of Fiji.
We’ve got a full programme planned – with some spare time to just relax.

Our accommodation: Daku Resort
We’re located at Daku Resort near Savusavu in Fiji. It’s a small and comfortable resort: you can choose from Ocean View bures, or standard room rear bures.

Ocean View bure

Standard room – rear bure
Summary & Pricing
Dates: December 2026
Teacher: Ana Romero
Title: Flamenco in Fiji
Content: Flamenco dancing workshops
Programme: Daily morning workshops of 3 hours
Suitability: All levels
Excursions and extras: Visit to waterfall, beach picnic, village visit
Food: Three meals a day; Fijian, Indian and International menu
Itinerary: Arrive Savusavu Saturday. Course starts Sunday morning, ends Friday evening. Depart Savusavu next day – Saturday morning.
What To Bring
Materials list to be supplied.
Additional Adventures

What to do in your free time.
We’ve arranged a number of excursions as part of the course (see Programme tab on the menu bar above). We also offer a range of other activities inside and outside of Daku Resort (please note that unless they are part of the programme, some activities, such as massages and those requiring equipment hire, may have additional costs).
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Included
AccommodationAll Workshop FeesDining & MealsLectures & Excursions -
Not Included
Alcoholic BeveragesEquipment & SuppliesFlights/TravelNon-Course ActivitiesTransfers from Savusavu AirportTravel Insurance