Taveuni is the third-biggest island in Fiji, Viti Levu being first and Vanua Levu, second. In excess of 33% of the Island is ensured by backwoods hold and the Bouma National Heritage Park and a broad marine park at Waitabu which is home to Eel Reef and the Great While Wall.
The Fiji Islands are very popular for their sun-soaked beaches amidst lush green forests and cascading waterfalls that grace the scenic islands. Famous for their hospitality and cheerfulness, Fijians inhabit the islands that belongs to the South Pacific paradise. With an abundance of islands equalling 300 in number, Fiji is a tropical dream.
The Lavena Coastal Walk offers an invaluable addition with a charming knowledge into each and every splendid view that Taveuni Island brings to the table. Initially beginning on a separated beachfront sprinkled with rock pools and little tidal ponds, its tranquil pathways explore a wavy dark sanded volcanic sea shore and a rich, natural life and a plentiful rainforest.
