Vuna Reef & Blowholes
Vuna
A lava coastline around Vuna at Taveuni's southern tip, where incoming waves blast water jets through rock holes, with reefs close to shore for snorkelling.
Vuna lies at the southern tip of Taveuni. Its coast is made of black volcanic lava, and when the tide surges into the lava cracks, water shoots up through holes in the rock to heights of several meters. Nearby Vuna Reef is a shore-dive and snorkelling site with well-preserved coral. It is about 40 minutes' drive from Waiyevo on a rough road, so hire a vehicle or rent a four-wheel drive, and combine the visit with the villages of the island's south. The rock surfaces are slippery, and do not approach the blowholes in heavy surf.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Rainbow Reef & Great White Wall
- Wairiki Catholic Mission
- Qamea Island
- Waitabu Marine Park
- Tavoro Waterfalls (Bouma National Heritage Park)
- Lavena Coastal Walk
- Matei Beaches (Prince Charles Beach)
- Lake Tagimaucia