Viti Levu Island

Viti Levu

Viti Levu (Viti Levu) is Fiji’s largest island, which also means it may hold even more of Fiji’s beauty. The historic sites of Fiji in Sigatoka, the Kula Eco Park, and the sugarcane plantations are must-visit destinations—don’t miss them. It is Fiji’s most representative island and is commonly referred to as the “Main Island.” Shaped like a horizontally placed lemon, it covers one-third the area of Taiwan. The capital, Suva, and the international airport, Nadi, are located on the eastern and western sides of the island, respectively, making it the most developed island for tourism. The road system is convenient, with the Queens Road and Kings Road forming a circular route around the island. The Main Island boasts a wide variety of tourist resources, including numerous beaches of all sizes, diving and snorkeling in its well-developed coral reefs, mini trains through coastal sugarcane plantations, highland bamboo rafting, 4WD adventures, waterfall hikes, the long stretches of coral reef coastline, visiting traditional villages, enjoying traditional Meke dances, fire-walking stunts, and more—all are captivating highlights of any trip.