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A rainforest heritage park covering roughly 80% of Taveuni island, protecting tropical rainforest, the Tavoro (Bouma) Waterfalls, the Lavena Coastal Walk, and endemic birds. Community-owned and co-man

Bouma

A lush lowland rainforest park near Suva on Viti Levu, with natural swimming pools, the Waisila Creek, and walking trails through mahogany and native forest. Managed by Fiji's Department of Forestry.

Colo-i-Suva

A lowland rainforest reserve inland from Navua in Namosi Province, protecting diverse native flora including the endemic Fijian sago palm (Metroxylon vitiense). Managed by the National Trust of Fiji.

Garrick

A mountainous heritage park in the highlands above Lautoka on Viti Levu, protecting some of the last montane tropical forest in western Fiji, the Mount Koroyanitu massif, waterfalls, and traditional v

Koroyanitu

A montane forest reserve in the central highlands of Viti Levu near the Nadarivatu plateau, protecting native upland forest and the headwaters of major rivers. Managed by the Department of Forestry.

Nadarivatu

A government-declared no-take marine reserve on the Great Astrolabe Reef off Kadavu, protecting the last major grouper (kawakawa and donu) spawning aggregation in Fiji. Designated by the Ministry of F

Naiqoro Passage

Fiji's first bat sanctuary, protecting a limestone cave near Dreketi on Vanua Levu that holds the only known breeding colony of the endemic Fijian free-tailed bat (Chaerephon bregullae). Managed by th

Nakanacagi

A montane forest nature reserve in the Nadrau Plateau highlands of central Viti Levu, protecting upland native forest near Mount Tomaniivi. Managed by the Department of Forestry.

Naqarabuluti

A Wetland of International Importance encompassing the Great Sea Reef (Cakaulevu) and traditional fishing grounds off northern Vanua Levu, protecting one of the world’s longest barrier reefs, lagoons,

Qoliqoli Cokovata

A large undisturbed rainforest reserve along the rugged eastern coast of Taveuni, protecting tropical forest and steep watershed catchments. Managed by the Department of Forestry.

Ravilevu

Fiji's first national park, protecting a 650-hectare coastal dune system, remnant dry-forest vegetation, and significant Lapita-era archaeological sites near the mouth of the Sigatoka River. Managed b

Sigatoka Sand Dunes

Fiji's largest terrestrial protected area, a well-preserved lowland tropical rainforest basin in the interior of Viti Levu, secured through a long-term conservation lease to the National Trust of Fiji

Sovi Basin

Protects the slopes of Tomaniivi (Mount Victoria), Fiji's highest peak at 1,324 m, on Viti Levu. Montane cloud forest with endemic plants and birds; a Key Biodiversity Area and Important Bird Area man

Tomaniivi

Fiji's first Ramsar site, protecting a narrow river gorge in the central highlands of Viti Levu with endemic flora including the sago palm (Metroxylon vitiense). A Wetland of International Importance 

Upper Navua

A montane cloud-forest reserve adjoining the Greater Tomaniivi area on Viti Levu, holding one of the richest concentrations of endemic plants in Fiji. Part of a Key Biodiversity Area managed by the De

Wabu

One of the few remaining undisturbed lowland rainforests on Vanua Levu, protecting native hardwoods and birdlife. Co-managed by the Waisali community and the National Trust of Fiji as an education and

Waisali

An uninhabited island sanctuary off western Vanua Levu protecting tropical dry forest and the largest remaining population of the critically endangered Fiji crested iguana (Brachylophus vitiensis). Ma

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