Tavarua

Tavarua is a small, heart-shaped island located in the Mamanuca Islands chain, off the coast of Fiji. It is renowned for its exceptional surf breaks, attracting professional and amateur surfers from around the globe. The island's unique geography, particularly its surrounding reefs, creates world-class waves, most famously "Cloudbreak," a powerful left-hand reef break, and "Restaurants," a gentler right-hand wave.

The island itself is home to a resort that caters primarily to surfers, offering accommodation, surf guides, and access to the various breaks. Beyond surfing, Tavarua provides opportunities for snorkeling, diving, and other water sports, taking advantage of the clear tropical waters and abundant marine life. The resort is designed to offer a relaxed and immersive experience in this idyllic island setting.

Access to Tavarua is typically via boat transfer from Nadi International Airport on the main island of Viti Levu. The Mamanuca Islands are known for their stunning beauty, with pristine beaches, turquoise lagoons, and lush vegetation, and Tavarua embodies this tropical paradise. The island's limited development focuses on preserving its natural environment and enhancing the surf-centric experience it offers. Its reputation as a premier surfing destination has solidified its place on the international surf map.