Nanuya
Nanuya is a toponym used for several small islands in Fiji, most notably Nanuya Levu and Nanuya Balavu, which are part of the Yasawa Islands chain off the western coast of Viti Levu. The name is of Fijian origin, and while precise etymology is not widely documented in English-language sources, it is used locally to refer to these islands.
Geography and settlement: The Yasawa group is a string of volcanic and coral islands known for beaches,
History and culture: The Yasawa Islands have long been inhabited by indigenous Fijians and are known for
Economy and access: Today, destinations associated with Nanuya are part of Fiji’s tourism network. Visitors typically
Environment: The area features sandy beaches, coral reefs suitable for snorkeling and diving, and tropical vegetation;