Visit Fiji: Koroyanitu National Heritage Park tropical paradise

Our photo guide to Abaca and Koroyanitu National Heritage Park, two places you will want to plan to visit in Fiji.
Visit Fiji’s Koroyanitu National Heritage Park. There are so many wonderful places to see in Fiji. On the western side of Viti Levu, Lautoka may be the second largest city on Fiji’s largest island, but don’t just stay in town. To help plan a perfect adventure escape, scroll down through slides featuring some of our favorite moments during a visit we made to the village of Abaca and Koroyanitu National Park in Fiji. To read a detailed story about our visit to Koroyanitu and Abaca, Discover hidden paradise in Fiji’s Koroyanitu park, Abaca village. If snorkeling is more your thing, then click here to enjoy a peek at some of the colors and wonders to see along the magical coral reefs of Fiji. Or perhaps gardens are more to your liking? Then click here to read Fiji’s Garden of the Sleeping Giant: Orchids forever!
A Koroyanitu National Heritage Park slides

Toyota truck with picnic benches gets you up to to the park

Taking a break from the Toyota chariot up to Abaca.

Koroyanitu National Park headquarters.

Abaca Town in the national park.

Abaca town laundry.

Hiking up to Mt Batilamu

Navuratu Track climbing toward Savuione Falls.

Batilamu track across open grasslands in the park.

Sitting on the porch of Batilamu Hut in Koroyanitu National Park.

Fiji Sleeping Giant View

Savuione Falls is magnificent

All of the park’s waterfalls are spectacular

Wonderful swimming hole off one of the side paths.

Michael reads a sign about the Kauri tree.

Savuione Falls in the distance in Koroyanitu.

Abaca-based Koroyanitu National Heritage Park guide and his daughter.

Flat tire, no problem for us returning from Koroyanitu
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