10 Most Famous Locations in Fiji 🤩 [2025]

1. Sawa-i-Lau Caves (Yasawa Islands)

Nestled in the Blue Lagoon of the Yasawa Islands, the Sawa-i-Lau Caves are a must-visit attraction steeped in Fijian legend. These stunning limestone caves are said to be the final resting place of Ulutini, a 10-headed Fijian god.

From nearby resorts like the Blue Lagoon Beach Resort and Coconut Beach Resort, you can take boat trips to swim inside these iconic caves. For a quieter experience, we recommend booking an afternoon trip rather than a morning one.

Alternatively, you can soar over the islands on a seaplane tour with Turtle Airways for a bird’s-eye view of this natural wonder. Trust us, it’s an adventure you won’t want to miss!

Location: Sawa-i-Lau Island, Yasawa Islands. For more details on getting there, check out How to Get to the Sawa-i-Lau Caves in Fiji.

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2. Wainibau Falls (Taveuni)

Despite being quite off the beaten track, Wainibu Falls is an example of one of the many stunning waterfalls found in Fiji. You’ll have to venture to the natural paradise of Taveuni Island and hike the 5 km (3 mi) Lavena Coastal Track to enjoy this beauty tucked in the coast of the Bouma National Park.

Discover more famous waterfalls in the 20 Best Waterfalls in Fiji.

Location: Bouma National Heritage Park, Lavena, Taveuni. Find out how to get there exactly with our 20 Best Walks & Hikes in Fiji.

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3. The Garden of the Sleeping Giant (Nadi)

Tropical forest, orchids, boardwalks and butterflies in Fiji… Chances are the photos you’re seeing are of The Garden of the Sleeping Giant. Being close to the arrival city of Nadi, it’s a stop for many when first arriving in Fiji.

We list it in the 20 Best Things to Do in Nadi.

Location: Wailoko Road, Sabeto, Nadi, Viti Levu.

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4. Cloudbreak (Mamanuca Islands)

Keen surfers will have heard of Cloudbreak, the most iconic surf break in Fiji. Although indistinguishable from other surf waves in Fiji if looking at just the picture, the location itself is renowned as a world-class left reef pass.

Learn more about it in The Complete Guide to Surfing in Fiji.

Location: Namutu Island, Mamanuca Islands. Learn about its exact location in the 15 Best Places to Surf in Fiji.

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5. Navua River (Pacific Harbour)

When most people see photos of the Navua River, they would never guess that it is in Fiji. In fact, the river on the Pacific Harbour sees a lot of action between jet boat tours, river tubing tours, white water rafting and bilibili rafting.

Learn more about the river and the surrounding area in the 20 Best Things to Do on the Pacific Harbour & Beqa.

Location: Navua, Pacific Harbour, Viti Levu.

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6. Cloud 9 (Mamanuca Islands)

Fiji’s original floating bar offers two levels of fun in the sun: eating wood-fired pizzas, drinking from their internationally stocked bar, or snorkelling in the surrounding reef. Boats to Cloud 9 are available from Denarau and with most Mamanuca Island resorts.

If you miss your chance to get to Cloud 9, there are now also the floating bars of Seventh Heaven in the Mamanuca Islands and the Lailai Lounge at Pacific Harbour.

Location: Vanua Malolo, Roro Reef, Mamanuca Islands. Accessible from Port Denarau.

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7. Bouma (Tovoro) Falls (Taveuni)

Another iconic waterfall in Fiji, Bouma Falls is also located in Taveuni’s Bouma National Heritage Park. It’s the easiest waterfall to get to in the park, taking only 10 minutes to walk to from the closest village.

The waterfall has various sections to it, which you can walk a further 40 minutes to an hour to discover.

Check out more waterfalls in the 20 Wonderful Waterfalls in Fiji.

Location: Bouma National Heritage Park, Taveuni.

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8. Beqa Lagoon (Pacific Harbour)

One of the world’s largest reefs at 305 km (190 mi) long, the Beqa Lagoon is an iconic place not only for snorkelling and scuba diving but for also diving with sharks.

The lagoon sits between Beqa Island and the Pacific Harbour on Viti Levu, with plenty of resorts and activity operators to give you various ways to enjoy its thriving waters.

Check out more snorkelling and diving hotspots in 15 Best Places to Snorkel in Fiji.

Location: Pacific Harbour, Viti Levu. See how to get there in our Pacific Harbour Transport Guide.

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9. Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple (Nadi)

This towering colourful structure in Nadi is a symbol of the Indo-Fijian culture in Fiji. The Hindu temple is a popular photo spot at the southern end of Nadi Town, where you can walk among the grounds for a small fee.

Learn more about Fiji’s diverse cultures in our guide, Who are the People of Fiji? Ethnicity, Population & More.

Location: Nadi Town, Nadi, Viti Levu.

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10. Fiji Marriott Momi Bay Resort (Nadi)

It could be argued that Fiji is the capital of attractive resorts in the South Pacific, but one resort that crops up in photos time and time again is the Fiji Marriott Momi Bay Resort. It could be due to its winding overwater bures in an azure lagoon or it could be for its proximity to Nadi, making it a paradise that’s all too easy to get to.

Check out more famous resorts like this in the 10 Best Overwater Bungalows & Villas on Water in Fiji.

Location: Momi Bay, Nadi, Viti Levu.

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