Experts' Choice Award Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park
What the experts agree on
Fiji's first national park features massive windblown sand dunes stretching 5km with ancient archaeological sites yielding 2,000-year-old artifacts. Scramble the slopes or ride vintage sugar cane trains through this rugged, scenic landscape.
“Windblown and rugged, they stand around 5km long, up to 1km wide and on average about 20m high, rising to about 60m at the western end. They were made a national park in 1989.”
– Lonely Planet
Fodor's "Archaeologists continue to uncover shards of pottery and human remains up to 2,000 years old at these dunes, a tentatively listed UNESCO World Heritage site." Full review
Rough Guide "Discover unique coastal dunes and archaeological sites in Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park. Beginners would do well to head here, where gentle beach breaks are suitable for first-timers."
Lonely Planet "Unlike any other beach in Fiji, the rolling dunes that define the coast at Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park give way to a choppy ocean break. Local surfers catch waves here, but trek to..."
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