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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Nukudrau

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