• Young woman walking on suspension bridge over Wainibau stream, Lavena Coastal Walk, Taveuni Island, Fiji. Taveuni is the third largest island in Fiji.

    Hiking

    Summit of Des Voeux This peak, christened in honor of a 19th-century British naval officer who explored Fiji’s pristine shores before governing the region, stands as Taveuni’s second tallest mountain at 1,195 meters. Des Voeux Summit presents a breathtaking view over the “Garden Island.” Embarking on the 12-kilometer round trip to the summit involves a steep, moderately challenging trek. It typically requires 3-4 hours for the ascent and a minimum of two hours for the descent. For those pressed for time or preferring less physical exertion, a guided four-wheel drive journey is available, concluding with a brief 20-30 minute walk to the peak. Tavoro Falls Expedition Just a short, 10-minute…

  • Tavoro Waterfalls in Bouma National Heritage Park, Taveuni Island, Fiji

    Bouma National Heritage Park

    Bouma National Heritage Park, located on the island of Taveuni in Fiji, is a magnificent natural reserve renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, rich biodiversity, and cultural significance. Spanning over an expansive area, this park is a testament to Fiji’s commitment to preserving its natural heritage and promoting sustainable tourism. Established in 1990, Bouma National Heritage Park covers about 80% of Taveuni, Fiji’s third-largest island. This park is a vital component of Fiji’s environmental conservation efforts and a shining example of community-based resource management. The park’s creation was a collaborative effort between the local communities and the Fijian government, reflecting a deep-rooted respect for nature and culture. Natural Features of the…

  • Lomani

    Set on Taveuni Island, this holiday home Lomani features private tropical gardens and an infinity swimming pool. There is a seating area, a dining area and a kitchen complete with an oven, a microwave and a toaster. A flat-screen TV is featured. Other facilities at Lomani include a sun terrace. Free use of bicycles and car hire are available at the property and the area is popular for horse riding and diving. 2 glass bottom kayaks are also available for guests to use. Location: Lot 5 and 6 Vatalaqa, Matei, Fiji Outdoor swimming pool Airport shuttle (free) Non-smoking rooms Room service Beachfront Free parking Free WiFi Family rooms Breakfast Check-in:…

  • Maravu Taveuni Lodge

    Located a short walk from Taveuni Beach, Maravu Taveuni Lodge offers accommodations with access to the beach and a colorful and vibrant reef. Free WiFi is available throughout the property. You can relax on the ‘clifftop lookout which offers panoramic views of the beautiful blue Taveuni waters. The on-site cafe serves à la carte and traditional Fijian meals using local seafood, fruits and vegetables. All accommodations offers lovely views, high ceilings and access to private bathroom facilities. All bed linen is provided and accommodations receives daily housekeeping. Guests also have access to a shared lounge. Maravu Taveuni Lodge is 3 minutes’ drive from the Matei Village and 5 minutes’ drive…

  • Sau Bay Resort & Spa

    Sau Bay Resort & Spa features a garden, terrace, a bar and water sports facilities in Waiyevo. Staff on site can arrange airport transportation. At the hotel, every room includes a patio. With a private bathroom equipped with a shower and free toiletries, rooms at Sau Bay Resort & Spa also offer free WiFi, while selected rooms are equipped with a sea view. At the accommodation each room comes with bed linen and towels. At Sau Bay Resort & Spa you’ll find a restaurant serving American, Indian and Indonesian cuisine. Vegetarian, dairy-free and kosher options can also be requested. Guests at the hotel will be able to enjoy activities in…

  • Aroha Taveuni

    Aroha Taveuni Beachfront Bures is a 20-minute drive from Matei Airport (Taveuni Island Airport). Just yards from the beach, it features a 10-yard infinity pool and free Wi-Fi access. Fitted with a private balcony, all rooms enjoy views of the beautiful Somosomo Strait. These modern guest rooms have a kitchen with stove, fridge and kitchenware. Each features a private bathroom and an outdoor shower with hot water. In-room massage services can be requested at a cost. The staff at the tour desk can assist in organizing diving trips and cultural tours around the village. There is an undercover barbecue area with seating. Free parking is provided on site. The property…

  • Taveuni Dive Resort

    Offering an outdoor pool and a restaurant, Taveuni Dove Resort is located near Soqulu, 5.6 mi from Waiyevo. Free WiFi Access in public areas is available in this resort. The accommodations will provide you with a patio and a seating area. There is also a refrigerator. Featuring a shower, private bathroom. You can enjoy sea view from the room. Extras include a sofa, an outdoor seating area and bed linen. At Taveuni Dove Resort you will find a semi-private beach area and other facilities offered at the property include, water sports facilities and a shared lounge. An array of activities can be enjoyed on site or in the surroundings, including…

  • Garden Island Resort

    Garden Island Resort features ocean-front rooms with panoramic views, surrounded by lush tropical gardens. Its outdoor swimming pool overlooks the sea. The Nature Spa offers various massages and beauty treatments. Each room at Garden Island features a private patio or balcony. The air-conditioned rooms come with a tea and coffee maker, a flat-screen TV and private bathroom. Some of the spacious rooms have a private outdoor hot tub. Resort Garden Island offers an all-day dining restaurant that serves a mix of local and international cuisines. Cocktails, drinks and light snacks are also available at the bar. Live entertainment is featured in the evenings. As well as 2 swimming pools, the…

  • History

    Taveuni, known as the “Garden Island,” is an enchanting part of Fiji’s rich tapestry of islands, steeped in history, culture, and natural beauty. This tale begins centuries ago, when the island was first settled by the Melanesians, a seafaring people who navigated the vast Pacific Ocean in their double-hulled canoes. The Melanesians brought with them a deep connection to the land and sea, a bond that is still evident in the customs and traditions of Taveuni today. They established villages, cultivated the fertile volcanic soil, and fished the abundant waters, creating a society deeply rooted in respect for nature. As time passed, Taveuni became a hub for traditional Fijian culture,…