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Coral Coast

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Overview

Coral Coast The guide was updated: 2024-08-09

Stretching between Nadi and Suva, Fiji’s Coral Coast is an 80-kilometre expanse of beaches and bays dotted along the Ocean Road. Fringing the South Pacific Ocean on the southwestern side of Viti Levu Island, the region offers impeccable views. The long stretches of exposed reef and wide banks of coral are breathtaking in their own right.

With various resorts all offering swimming pools, a variety of dining establishments and a plethora of activities to keep visitors of every age entertained, it's a fantastic base for exploring Fiji's treasures.

Kila World

Kila World

Kila World is one of the most exciting tourist attractions in Fiji. With 10 kilometres of jungle paths, waterfalls, and plenty of thrilling activities, boredom is not an option at this park. For those seeking an adrenaline-pumping experience, there's the giant swing, where you step off a 12-metre-high platform, or you can try the exhilarating zip-lining.

Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park

Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park

Described as one of Fiji's most unique wonders, the Sigatoka Sand Dunes has been created through the workings of wind, water and vegetation. In 1989, the Sigatoka Sand Dunes was established as Fiji's first National Park and has become a Fijian heritage today, rich in both natural and cultural attributes. The Park is a unique Dune forest which is home to a myriad of wildlife. Animals such as Fijian Swallowtail Butterfly, the fruit bats, the Goshawks, the giant stick insects and the cryptic Pacific Boa live here.

Sigatoka Valley

Sigatoka Valley

Famed for its lush greenery, this fertile river valley provides Fiji with natural production from fruit to nuts and cereals. The locally produced pottery and hand-made sand and clay stoneware are also worth visiting.

Sigatoka Market

Sigatoka Market

Enjoy a real Fijian experience at the Sigatoka Markets. Fringing the embankments of the Sigatoka River, this market is frequented by holiday-goers and locals alike. Support local Fijian industry and buy plentiful in-season fruits such as fresh bananas and pineapple, or pick up souvenirs such as locally made floor mats.

Kula WILD Adventure Park

Kula WILD Adventure Park

Home to Fiji’s national bird, the Collared Lory or Kula, Kula WILD Adventure Park is a wildlife sanctuary rich in flora and fauna, as well as the Fijian flying fox — the only native land mammal in Fiji. Allow two hours or more to explore the entire sanctuary and read about the exotic plants, flowers and trees. Families with children will love the park's fun rides, splash pools and Fiji’s only Roller-Coaster Zip Rail.

Pacific Harbor

Pacific Harbor

Pacific Harbor, the adventure capital of Fiji, where you can try shark feeding and surfing, four-wheel drive tours and island excursions. There are multiple day trips available, covering everything from zip lining to Jet Ski safaris, as well as fishing along the Pacific Harbor reefs and trips to the local Arts Village with food, drinks and crafts.

Zip Fiji

Zip Fiji

Being a volcanic island covered with mountainous terrain and tropical forests, Viti Levu is the perfect place for zip line tours through the rain forest canopy. Zip Fiji also offers cave walking tours and another longer zip line course at their Nadi location.

Tavuni Hill Fort

Tavuni Hill Fort

Tavuni Hill Fort is an ancient Fijian fort and National Archaeological Site, was once a Tongan Chief's home over the Sigatoka river. The highlight is the 2,500 year old stone where men and women were placed before they were killed while the view from the top of the hill is also fantastic.

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