
Kadavu Island: Explore the Pacific Marine Reserve of Fiji
Fiji is renowned worldwide with more than 300 islands hopping destinations variety of other tropical attractions. In our previous blogs, you have read about them a romantic location to explore and other sites such as Mamanuca Islands which are the most popular in Fiji. Just like that, we are going to explore about Kadavu island which is the pacific marine reserve and the fourth largest island in Fiji. With untouched rainforests, pictorial coral reefs Kadavu Island is the perfect way to get off the beaten track and a true remedy to Fiji’s bustling tourist hotspots.
Let's unfold this incredible island of Fiji
Perfect Offbeat Destination of Fiji
Kadavu is the most visited island after the Mamanuca islands at Fiji. Located around 100 km south of Viti Levu, this island is well known among nature lovers and scuba divers for its rich diversity of underwater sea life, terrestrial flora and fauna. Ample marine life, volcanic peaks, mesmerizing coral reefs, highly dense rainforest and enchanting waterfalls are highlights of this island.

It is the largest island in the Kadavu Group, a volcanic archipelago consisting of Kadavu, Ono, Galoa and a number of smaller islands situated along in the Great Astrolabe Reef. The colourful Kadavu Parrot, Velvet Dove, and Crimson Shining Parrot which are now a protected species can be easily observed there.
It’s one of the minimal-developed regions of Fiji so it provides both hardships and exciting opportunities to travellers. So those who are willing to let go of their comforts zone and love exploring untouched nature and deep-water life must visit Kadavu.
This beautiful island has captivating Great Astrolabe Reef, which is the largest and most abundant coral reef in the world. This makes Kadavu Island a spectacular diving spot among travellers.

Yes, Kadavu is a spectacular diving destination, but there is plenty to explore above sea level too. The island is characterized by a defined landscape with many coves, several of which are so large that the island is almost cut into two halves. This makes some magnificent bays. And these the bays fringed by coral reefs and a mangrove forest, they provide protection to many wildlife species and birds. Apparently, the beauty of Kadavu is untouched by many people.
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