Sehenswürdigkeiten auf Vanua Levu

Vanua Levu Essentials

Vanua Levu, Fiji’s second-largest island, is home to the J. Hunter Pearl Farm, which produces rare gold and earthy-toned pearls. The Waisali Rainforest Reserve protects 120 hectares of primary forest, providing a habitat for the endangered Fiji ground frog. Visitors can navigate the tidal currents of Salt Lake via kayak or trek to Vuadomo Waterfall after a traditional village greeting. The island’s coastline includes Nukudrau, offering secluded white sand beaches and coral reefs.

J. Hunter Pearl Farm

If you are looking for the perfect souvenir, visit Justin Hunter's pearl farm where he and his team cultivate uniquely coloured pearls.

Vuadomo Waterfall

Located a short walk from Vuadomo village, this waterfall cascades into a natural swimming hole. Access typically requires a traditional sevusevu ceremony with the local village chief.

Waisali rainforest reserve

A 120-hectare protected area home to the endangered Fiji ground frog and diverse bird species. The reserve features established hiking trails through primary rainforest leading to a secluded waterfall.

Salt Lake

A 100-acre tidal lake connected to Savusavu Bay by a three-kilometer river. The lake experiences significant tidal shifts, making it a destination for guided kayak tours through mangrove forests.

Nukudrau

A secluded beach area and island characterized by white sand and clear waters suitable for snorkeling and swimming.