Levuka

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The city Levuka is located on the east shore of the Fiji Ovalau Islands, which belongs to the Lomaiviti Islands. Today Levuka has about 3000 inhabitants. From 1874 to 1883, the city was the capitol of Fiji when the capitol relocated to Suva. The city was declared a historical city in 1989 and declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in June 2013.

The Ovalau is a luxuriant 100 sq. km volcano in the tropics, encircled by large sea canals. This is the Lomaiviti group's principal archipelago, consisting of the following islands: Namena, Makogai, Koro, Wakaya, Batiki, Nairai, Gau and Ovalau. Approximately 40 min from the city, the runway is located on the west side of the isle and is served by a city bus**.

The Patterson Brothers boat trip (tel. 3315 644, e-mail protected) has a dayly shuttle and shuttle from Suva to Levuka. Unfortunately you can't rent bikes anymore, but a walk on the isle can be great. Two of your own feet will help you see most of Levuka by taking the many, many stairs up to the Delana School or even to the summit, and not miss the attractions of Arovudi.

Excursions to all important historical places are offered, coast hiking trails, excursions around the islands, various mountain hiking trails, i.e. to the summit or Epis trip to Lovoni, snorkelling to wonderful barriere coral corals, thrilling dive excursions, sea whaling excursions, angling excursions, country visits and excursions to the islet. Some secondhand clothing stores on Beach Street also have inexpensive clothing, mainly from Australia.

QORO MAKAWA seafood such as barbecued cod steaks, Fiji food or tasty pizza are offered for lunches and dinners. Situated in the city centre, the eatery also serves a fast midday meal of curry, seafood and French fries to go. The Paak Kum Loong China Restaurants offer a rich meal with all types of traditional and traditional China food, but you can also taste exquisite India cuisines.

Situated in the "centre" of Levuka, you have a beautiful sight of the ocean and the activity on the road from the 1st storey. The Whales Tale Restaurant is situated directly on Beach St. in the " city centre " of Levuka. The Whales Tale serves delicious Mediterranean food in a relaxed area.

Local Seasite Restaurante where you can taste local food from India, Europe and Fiji. The Koro Makawa Klub, right behind the hotel is a nightlife for local people and visitors. At the Ovalau in the Ovalau Valley, next to the Town Hall and the ruins of the Masonic Lodge, the oldest in the South Pacific, regular guests come for a post-work drinking, occasionally dancing on weekends.

The Levuka is a good starting point to discover the island of Ovalau or some of the surrounding islets. He' s not difficult to find. The Bobo´s farm[2] is situated on a river bank, amidst rain forest in the Rukuruku valley on the western side of Ovalau. When you want to enjoy the true Fiji countryside, enjoy, adventure and the sounds of the jungles at dawn in a cordial hospitaI.

The Silana Village[3] Silana provides Fiji with Fiji warmth in spacious and cosy camps. Situated on the sea, 3 min walking distance from the town, but near enough to become part of the town and share its food and way of being. A day trip to Caqalai Island[4], a wonderful Methodist church-operated reef in Caqalai.

An unspoilt beaches around the islands, with good snorkelling just a few metres from the coast. The Leleuvia Island[5] Bigger but just as nice as Caqelai, Leleuvia provides daily excursions as well as cheap accommodation. Transport to Leleuvia is possible from both Levuka and Suva. The city of Yanuca Lailai[6] is situated on the Yanuca Lailai Islands, just south of the Ovalau Isle.

It is an 72 acre large unsettled vulcanic cliff, lime stone islet with an astonishing natural environment. Jaigani Iceland Resort[7] Iceland Resort, 2 bedrooms bungalows. Indoor and outdoor pools, bar, restaurant, golf, diving, fishing, kayaking, hiking.......