Bouma National Heritage Park

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Bouma National Heritage Park blankets much of Taveuni island with pristine rainforest and coastal forest, earning it the "Garden Island" nickname. A massive protected area spanning roughly a third of the island, it's ideal for serious nature lovers

7 expert reviews

“This national park protects over 80% of Taveuni's total area, covering about 150 sq km (57 sq mi) of rainforest and coastal forest.”

– Lonely Planet

Fodor's Fodor's
"Taveuni got the nickname "Garden Island of Fiji" for this multifaceted park covering almost 259 square km (100 square miles), or nearly a third of the island." Full review
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Groups of four or more can also take a three-hour boat tour to seven waterfalls inaccessible on foot and walk back along the coast, if they so choose.
Rough Guide Rough Guide
"Probably the only time you'll run into other travellers is on the visit to Bouma National Heritage Park on Taveuni"
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Rough Guide Rough Guide
"Another good option is the half-day trip along the Lavena Coastline within the Bouma National Heritage Park on Taveuni"
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"Take your pick from the Lavena Coastal Walk and the trail to Bouma National Heritage Park, the latter of which features the stunning Tavoro Waterfalls"
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Lonely Planet Lonely Planet
"Passing the quiet town of Matei and Taveuni's airport, venture south to the entrance of Bouma National Heritage Park, where trails lead to some of Fiji's best waterfalls. Follow the..."
Lonely Planet Lonely Planet
"Abloom with tropical flowers and filled with beautiful waterfalls that make for scenic hiking, Bouma Heritage National Park encompasses most of the island. Since most of the forests here..."


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