Discover the best attractions and experiences Vanua Levu has to offer
Savusavu's waterfront preserves echoes of Fiji's coconut trade era and early harbor life.
Historic waterfront complex in Savusavu, once part of the coconut trade era, now hosting a marina and shops.
The working harbor area where traditional life meets visiting yachts and cruise ships.
Vanua Levu has few dedicated museums, but you can still learn about local history through sites and community centers.
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Religious sites reflect Fiji's diverse communities around Vanua Levu.
Historic church with a welcoming congregation and simple, peaceful services.
Quiet parish with traditional architecture and local community events.
Open-air preserves and protected reefs showcase Vanua Levu's lush landscapes.
Eco-park with forest trails, birdlife, and a canopy walkway.
Protected reef system popular for world-class snorkeling and diving.
Explore the different faces of Vanua Levu's towns and coastal villages.
Vibrant coastal town with markets, eateries, and warm Fijian hospitality.
Gateway town on the island's northwestern coast and a common travel stop.
Enjoy nature, sunsets, and markets without an entry fee.
Discover colorful fish and coral along easy beach access points.
Take a relaxed walk as the sky changes color over the water.
Browse stalls and observe daily life in a lively market setting.
Unwind on powdery sand with clear blue water.
Dive into fresh seafood, local dishes, and traditional feasts.
Try Fijiβs ceviche-style raw fish marinated in coconut milk.
Sample grilled fish and shellfish with tropical flavors.
Join a traditional earth-oven feast and cultural sharing.
Evenings are relaxed, with a touch of local culture and ocean views.
Experience a traditional kava ceremony and socializing.
Enjoy local tunes with a beverage by the water.
Cultural showcases and performances offer a window into island traditions.
Evening performances featuring local dancers and music.
Learn about weaving, shell craft, and island life.
Water-sports and on-water adventures are popular around Vanua Levu.
World-class reefs with abundant marine life.
Accessible snorkeling spots with vivid corals.
Calm waters perfect for scenic paddling.
Go beyond the usual tourist routes to connect with nature and locals.
A guided walk through rainforest and a canopy walkway.
See pottery, weaving, and woodworking by artisans.
Stay with a local family to learn about daily life (organised through hosts).