Top Things to do in Taveuni Island
Top Restaurants in Taveuni Island
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Top 8 Budget-friendly Things to do in Taveuni Island, Fiji
Sure, it’s a bit rainy here. But a lush tropical paradise needs water—otherwise you wouldn’t see such brilliant flowers everywhere. The black-sand beaches provide contrast to the riot of color everywhere else. Nature-lovers can see many of Fiji’s indigenous species, especially in Bouma National Heritage Park (where you should also stop at Bouma Falls).
Restaurants in Taveuni Island
1. Lavena Coastal Walk
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5.0 based on 327 reviews
Beginning at Lavena village, this guided walk takes you along Taveuni's wild southeastern coastline, past breathtaking views, black sand beaches and beautiful forests.
Reviewed By kathrynclarkson1 - Suva, Fiji
Beautiful coastal walk, not too challenging. We saw a rare orange dove, thanks to our guide and the waterfall was beautiful and refreshing. It even has a fun natural rockslide on the side, which goes into the pool. If you dont have much time on Taveuni to do everything, I would prioritise this coastal walk. Highly recommended.
2. Tavoro Waterfalls
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5.0 based on 233 reviews
Pack a lunch and head over to see these three waterfalls, each on a different altitude level.
Reviewed By heathergP5215DA - Dublin, Ireland
100% would recommend a visit here if you have the chance! Tip - go early sndy hike to the top pool FIRST, you're likely to have it completely to yourself! We hiked up there about 9.30am, spent an hour up there and were completely uninterrupted. We then went to the second pool and there was only one other person there. The second pool is quite noisy due to the force of the water! And the lower pool always has a ton of people at it. So make the effort to go to the top one and spend your time there:) The water is so cool and refreshing, a welcome feeling from the heat & humidity!!
3. Bouma National Heritage Park
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5.0 based on 197 reviews
This magnificent rainforest park offers superb swimming and hiking, and harbors the mysterious tagimoucia flower, said to grow only here and thrive no place else in the world.
Reviewed By ErnieY886 - Caloundra, Australia
Day visit from Taveuni Island Resort. Very intersting fully suoervised trip along coastline to the national park. Personalised swim in waterfall pool. lunch supplied was five star from the resort. A must for visitors to taveuni Island.
4. Dive Academy Fiji
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5.0 based on 92 reviews
Private diving at Rainbow Reef and The Great White Wall plus a boutique eco resort where it feels like visiting friends. As one of our guests put it in her review "same price - completely different experience". You enjoy truly personalised diving with max 4 guests on our boat. Our experienced guides choose the dive sites according to your bucket list, experience and tide conditions. Small and flexible: this allows for almost daily diving at The Great White Wall. You can also book us for Freediving, snorkelling, excursions to Manta Reef, Vuna Reef and Qamea, or take your PADI dive course from introductory to Pro. Be safe with our premium quality equipment with weight integrated BCD and dive computer. Our resort offers bungalows with sea view, private veranda and bathroom with outdoor shower. The restaurant features a contemporary Fijian cuisine. With your booking you support our Scholarship Program for locals to become PADI Pros. We speak: English, German, French, Fijian.
5. Civa Pearl Farm
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5.0 based on 24 reviews
Pearl Farm tours recommencing 1st October 2019. Enjoy a 90 minute tour of Taveuni's one and only Pearl Farm. Presentation, guided snorkeling in Wailoa Lagoon, and Fiji's finest pearls available on site. Monday to Thursday from 2pm. Pearls available on site.
Reviewed By cinlaw99
After about an hour drive in beautiful scenery, my daughter and I ( senior citizen) arrived at the Civa pearl farm. Tide was out and we were met by a very attentive young man and helped into a skiff to take us out to the structure where the pearl farmer does his magic. For a 35 Fijian dollar fee , Claude gave us a very informative and interesting demonstration on pearl farming and his sidekick Rizzi(?) took us out to snorkel and show us amazing and beautiful underwater delights. Of course the reason we went , was to hopefully purchase a pearl. And Claude did not disappoint. There was a wide range of colors , grades , and prices. Claude worked with my daughter to get a bracelet with a beautiful yellow pearl exactly how she wanted. It was delivered the next day as promised. And I was delighted with my necklace as well. All for around 600 Fijian. We spent about 2 hours there. Our taxi was 75 Fijian dollars round trip and he waited there for us. It was an awesome experience and I have some great memories to share with my daughter. Be sure and take a dry bag with your important stuff ie. credit card, cash , towels if you plan on snorkeling , snorkeling gear and a change of clothes. Or not if you don’t mind staying wet for a bit. All the cabs there have plastic covers on their seats so being wet is not a problem.
6. Waitabu Marine Park
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4.5 based on 34 reviews
Arrive in the tree-adorned island of Taveuni to discover a tropical paradise you've only dreamed about. Slip on your fins and mask and slide into the warm waters of Fiji. Let all the stress of everyday life fall away as you make your way along the magical reef of Waitabu. The communities of Waitubu and Bouma came to protect their native fishing grounds in 1998. Their foresight and diligence has allowed visitors, like yourself, the opportunity to share in the beauty of the Waitabu Marine Park. These crystal-clear waters are home to the most amazing marine species you may ever see. Don't be too surprised when you pass a sea turtle or find yourself following a gentle ray. You know you're in paradise when you've landed in the Waitabu Marine Park.
Reviewed By wrldtripper
It sure is nice to see the village people realize it takes decades to see results, this park began years ago!
7. Waitavala Natural Rock Waterslide
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4.5 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By SarahJFisk - Berkeley, United States
If you are young, athletic and agile, this place is magic! You have to hike thru the forest along a stream and then cross the stream and climb over some rocks to get further up. Then you can slide down a series of small cascades in the stream and end up in a bigger pool right where you crossed the stream. Its hella fun for kids and adults - but fair warning: its at your own risk! There's no one there to sue if you get hurt. And of course, its fun to watch if you don't want to try it. Oh - and please don't litter. This is a working forest ecosystem to be protected and preserved.
8. Taveuni Ocean Sports
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5.0 based on 307 reviews
