Kadavu Island, the fourth-largest island in Fiji, has a craggy, rugged coast, framed by coral reefs and mangrove forests. Due to its uneven terrain and lack of roads, the main form of transport is water taxis. Kadavu is considered one of Fiji’s most rustic and beautiful islands, brimming with rainforests, precipitous jungles, and plunging waterfalls, making forest walks a popular tourist activity. Volcanic in origin, it is divided by a central mountain ridge, dominated by Nabukelevu (Mount Washington). To the south are pristine crescent-shaped beaches, perfect for quiet days under the sun. Though it is the least developed of Fiji’s islands, Kadavu is well-known to divers for the incredible diverse marine life in the surrounding Astrolabe Reef. Bird-lovers have ample opportunities to spot tropical bird species including the Kadavu fantail, Kadavu honeyeater, velvet fruit dove and Kadavu musk parrot.
Places: Melbourne (1 day) → Apollo Bay (1) → Port Campbell (1) → Warrnambool (1) → Halls Gap (2) → Melbourne (1) → Nadi (1) → Port Denarau (7) → Nadi (1) → Sydney (2)
Tour Highlights: Coffee, Wine & Food, Vibrant Art & Culture, Grampians National Park, Beaches, Great Otway National Park...
Ideal For: Beaches Nature & Landscapes
Places: Auckland (1 day) → Coromandel Peninsula (1) → Rotorua (2) → Taupo (1) → Napier (2) → Tongariro National Park (2) → Auckland (1) → Nadi (1) → Port Denarau (4) → Nadi (1)
Tour Highlights: Volcanic Peaks & Black Sand Beaches, Maori Culture, Food & Wine, White Sand Beaches, Coromandel...
Ideal For: Beaches Nature & Landscapes
Places: Nadi (1 day) → Coral Coast (2) → Suva (1) → Rakiraki (2) → Nadi (1) → Port Denarau (7) → Nadi (1)
Tour Highlights: Wailoaloa Beach, Indo-Fiji Culture, Garden of the Sleeping Giant, Sigatoka Town, Sigatoka Sand Dunes National...
Ideal For: Beaches Nature & Landscapes
Style: Beach Resort
The exclusive family-owned Kokomo Private Island Resort is located on Yaukuve Levu Island in south Fiji, a 45-minute flight from Nadi. This family-friendly all-inclusive resort is surrounded by the Great Astrolabe, the planet’s fourth largest reef.
