Korolevu

Korolevu is situated about 40 miles (64 kilometers) northwest of Suva, the national capital, and 16 miles (26 kilometers) southwest of Fiji.

See for yourself exactly why Fiji is so frequented by visitors, by taking to the road and experiencing the cornucopia of scenic and cultural attractions around Korolevu. Namatakula, lays 25 miles (40 kilometers) to the north, while Deuba can be found 25 miles (40 kilometers) to the north.

This area is renowned for its traditional villages; these are often evocative portals into the area's rich history. When you ask the locals what they recommend seeing around Korolevu, they'll often point you in the direction of Fiji's fabulous open-air markets.

This region boasts a range of laid-back activities. Spend the day sunbathing or bird watching and leave your worries behind. Do something you'll never forget while you are in the area. Go sky diving!

Sometimes, the most rewarding travel memories can be found in local cafés and restaurants. Two ingredients commonly found in many Fiji recipe books are sweet potato and coconut. Follow the lead of the locals and enjoy kokodo (marinated raw fish) or palusami (steamed meat with coconut and taro leaves). Those who have a little room left, can try mixed rootcrops dessert, the perfect way to complete your Fiji culinary experience. The restaurants in this region often serve Fiji Taki Beer, so be sure to try one if you love good beer. For something stronger, order Bounty White Rum and toast to the many attractions of Fiji. If you are looking for something non-alcoholic, fresh tropical fruit juice is a good option.

When it's time to leave this special place, bid a fond Ni sa moce (farewell) to the interesting characters you've met and the places you've spent time.