Tubou

Tubou is a village on the island of Taveuni in Fiji. It is located in the northeastern part of the island, near the coast. Tubou is known for its traditional Fijian culture and its natural beauty, including nearby waterfalls and coral reefs. The village is a popular destination for tourists interested in experiencing authentic Fijian life and exploring the natural environment.

The economy of Tubou is largely based on agriculture, with local produce including taro, cassava, and various fruits. Some residents also engage in fishing and handicraft production. Tourism plays a significant role, with guesthouses and local guides catering to visitors. The community maintains traditional social structures and customs.

Tubou is accessible by road, though the roads on Taveuni can be challenging. The nearest airport is Matei Airport, located a short distance away. The village offers a glimpse into rural Fijian life, away from the more developed tourist areas. Visitors often find Tubou to be a peaceful and welcoming place, providing an opportunity to connect with the local culture and enjoy the tropical surroundings. The natural environment surrounding Tubou is characterized by lush rainforests and the clear waters of the Pacific Ocean.