Things to Do in Taveuni

• Diving
  Taveuni's Somosomo Strait is famous for drift and wall diving, and for the incredible soft corals of the 32km long Rainbow Reef. You’ll see brilliant fish, the odd shark or turtle, and even pilot whales during November. Diving and snorkelling on the Vuna Reef is also superb, with beautiful corals, moray eels, lionfish and other reef dwellers. There are also snorkelling excursions out to the island of Qamea.
• Fishing
  Game Fishing trips take anglers around Qamea cruising for catches of sailfish, maimai, tuna and wahu, and the reef fishing is good as well.
• Kayaking
  Kayaks are available for rent from Island Pizza.
• Vidawa Rainforest Hike
  This challenging full day hike takes you into the heart of the forest in Bouma National Park. Taveuni's knowledgeable local guides will take you to archaeological sites and great viewpoints, and you’ll discover the traditional uses of forest plants.
• Lavena Coastal Walk
  This well-marked 5km trail in Bouma National Park passes white and black sand beaches and tranquil villages before climbing through tropical rainforest to a waterfall. There is good snorkelling and kayaking at Lavena Point.
• Birdwatching
  Taveuni is one of Fiji’s best spots for birdwatching, with more than 100 species of birds including the rare orange or flame dove, the kula parrot, Fiji goshawk, fruit bats, herons and wattled honeyeaters.
• Village visits
  These can be organised from resorts on Taveuni.
• 180º Meridian Line
  This passes through Taveuni, Rabi Island and the very top of Udu Point on Vanua Levu. A marker shows the exact place on Taveuni and photos can be taken with a foot in each 'day'. The dateline has been bent around Fiji to keep the whole nation in one time zone.
• Bouma National Heritage Park
  This magnificent national park protects more than 80% of the island, including 150 sq km of pristine rain and coastal forest. The triple cascades of the Bouma (Tavoro) Waterfalls and their natural swimming holes are a highlight. 
• Taveuni Blowhole
  On the dramatic South Cape, you can watch the waves leap up through the volcanic rocks at low tide.
• Waitabu Marine Park
  A reef conservation success story at Waitabu's delightful village and coastal setting. This is the latest edition to Bouma’s protected reefs and forests, and can only be visited with a guide. Tours include a bilibili ride and guided snorkelling.