Eastern Division

Fiji's scattered eastern island groups, home to the World Heritage old town of Levuka and remote, tranquil island scenery.

The Eastern Division is made up of many island groups in eastern Fiji, including the Lomaiviti Group, the Lau Group and Kadavu, with scattered islands that are lightly developed. Levuka, on Ovalau, was once Fiji's capital, and its colonial-era port town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site; the Great Astrolabe Reef around Kadavu is a top diving destination. It suits travelers seeking quiet and authentic village experiences. The dry season, May–Oct, is the most comfortable time to go. Transport relies mainly on small planes and ferries from Suva, and services to some islands are limited.

Destinations

• Levuka & Ovalau

Itineraries

• Fiji Mainland, Levuka & Taveuni – An in-depth journey from the Mamanucas to Suva, the UNESCO-listed historic town of Levuka, and the garden island of Tav…