Things to see and do Vanua Levu And Taveuni

5 min by taxi from Somosomo, then 15 min walk to reach these natural slides drawn in rocks and fed by a waterfall! It is better to wear shorts than a bathing suit, because you can damage it. Once down the first fears and retombée the amazement that the children of the village are tubers, as well as the fous on these slides, you will be able to stop in your turn!

It is the largest bay in the South Pacific, and is used to meet bottlenose dolphins. But be careful, not only: there are a lot of unique treasures and this small expedition may well be the highlight of your stay. The diversity of fauna and flora is remarkable in this remote and still wild region, we are completely enchanted by a world that does not yet belong to us and for which we are simply amazed by so much grandeur and majesty. A real snorkeling paradise, you let yourself be carried away by gentle currents that reveal sumptuous colours, to say the least. It is in this bay that the locals find refuge in times of cyclones. It is also said that this bay is "the bedroom" of the dolphins, who enjoy its calm for the night. These are indeed wild dolphins, with whom you should not expect to go swimming. But just seeing them play next to the boat or race with the zodiac is an unforgettable experience. The bay could very quickly become a marine reserve as local people, marine biologists and professionals operating in the area wish to preserve this real little paradise. On the way back, ask to stop at the Leya reef, which is also worth a visit. We recommend that you organise a day trip by booking with your hotel or a small excursion agency.

Do not hesitate to take a detour to enjoy this beautiful beach, coconut trees and little houses for barbecue.