Updating Map... About Koroyanitu National Heritage Park
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We had a phantastic hike to the mountain of Batilamu thanks to our Guide from Abaca, who leaded us safe and friendly through cool forest paths to the best viewing points. Although some views were nothing but cloudy it was worth it! Doing this trip...More
Hiking in Koroyanitu Park was one of the highlights of our trip to Fiji! The villagers in Abaca were wonderfully sweet and welcoming and the trails easily followed. I would suggest a pretty good level of fitness for these hikes as they are pretty steep....More
This place is simply excellent for a day family trip. The walk to the waterfall and back takes some good physical health bit my kids made it to the waterfall and back. The scenery along the way is outstanding, and the walk gives a lot...More
We did a 2-night stay, 1 night in the Abaca village and 1 night at the peak of Mt Batilamu. The hospitality of the local people is fantastic, the climb is challenging, however very rewarding. A picturesque part of Fiji, but then again where isn't.
I was coming to Fiji and didn't want to do all the stereotypical touristy-type stuff so I found this as a day trip. I spent the overnight in Latouka at an Air BnB and then arranged to go up to Abaca in the morning. There's...More
It was nice to get away from the industrial port of Lautoka and see how the locals live. Booked a tour through Abaca Village for a 3 hour waterfall hike with the best guide ever- Melissa! Came back to have a local meal with a...More
If you love a walk & wish to take in a little Fijian highland in.... this is a nice day out. If you drive yourself - rent a four wheel drive at either Nadi or Lautoka where I did from the local car rental company...More
This place is a little hard to get to. Requires an expensive tour of around $200(Fijian) per person, or a 4X4 taxi can be hired just outside the Lautoka market for $80-$100 round trip total for up to 5 people. It's about a half-hour drive...More
I really suggest you hire a guide to lead you to the best places and help you along the route. This is not for amateurs! The steps are steep and often wet. I recommend shoes that you keep on even in the water. Bring bug...More
If you are into hikes with rewarding views, this one is not to be missed. We drove to Abaca village from Denarau with our 2 kids (10 and 12) and I recommend a SUV or 4WD but we made it with our sedan, though at...More
