Tavoro Waterfalls, also known as Bouma Falls, is a beautiful 3 hour return hike with 3 trails of increasing difficulty taking you up into the hills above the village of Korovou and past the awe-inspiring waterfalls of the Tavoro River.

The trail starts out with a 10-minute stroll to the first and most famous waterfall of Fiji, Bouma Falls, and then continues up a series of switchbacks past gorgeous panoramic views to the second and third falls.

Along the way you will see and hear many of the sites and sounds of the Taveuni Forest which can be heard nowhere else in Fiji. Cool off by swimming in any of the refreshing volcanic pools beneath the falls.

Stop in at the Tavoro Visitor Center for drinks and refreshments after your walk.

This popular trip departs from Paradise Taveuni 3 times weekly and includes the local markets, natural waterslides, Meridian Timeline visit - where yesterday and today meet, the Holy Cross Catholic Mission visit an a delicious picnic lunch. Our local guides will fill you with tales of the island, it’s culture and the people.

18 divers from the USA arrived in Paradise yesterday and were delighted with they chose Paradise Taveuni as their dive destination.

The Aquaventure Group is from Minnesota USA and are now enjoying the legendary Rainbow Reef .

Taveuni is well known as the ‘Soft Coral Capital of the World’ and the diving in Paradise proves to be some of the best that this dive group has encountered.

When we dive the Rainbow Reef we offer a double dive with the surface interval on a picturesque white sand beach on Vanua Levu. A triple dive on Rainbow Reef is also available for those dedicated divers. We arange a picnic lunch for our divers should they wish to experience this.

Paradise Taveuni is the only Taveuni resort with a PADI dive shop on site, offering LUXURY DIVING every day. With over 40 dive sites on offer, there is something here for everyone.

Taveuni is the 'Soft Coral Capital of the World'

Coconut lessons in Paradise

Join us for a cultural lesson in Paradise.

Watch as our limber Paradise Team Member climbs the tall coconut tree to pick a fresh green coconut. It’s truly amazing to watch!

Then, learn how to open a coconut - Fiji style - and learn how to make a simple dish for the coconut flesh and juice. All you need is a coconut, lime, water, onion, tomato and a little chili for spice!

So interesting to learn the culture of a hidden Paradise.

The Paradise School is open for learning and fun!

The Resort Teacher, Morgan from New Zealand, is enjoying her role in Paradise teaching and careing for her 2 pupils - Jessica and Thomas Gortan, the Resort owners kids.

Morgan’s strengths are in Numeracy, Literacy and Behaviour Management. Jessica and Thomas attend school each morning from 7.30am - 2.00pm 5 days a week.

Morgan says “Children in my classroom learn within a cooperative, enjoyable and risk taking atmosphere. I ensure total wellbeing of all my students with great consideration into the state of their emotional and social wellbeing. My aim, as a teacher, is for all children to experience success, realise their potential and develop an intrinsic desire to succeed. Through my guidance I aim to facilitate junior children to develop strong foundations and cognitive strategies to become lifelong learners…”

Morgan, Jess & Tom visit the waterfalls on Taveuni

Contact us in Paradise to learn more…..

Fancy yourself as a fisherman?  

Well, get out on the water with Archie and see what’s biting today. Recently our Paradise Taveuni Guests brought back some huge Giant Trevally when out on the southern reefs of Taveuni.

Fishing in Paradise

You can’t beat fresh fish!

We supply fishing gear, bait and fishing guide/captain. Stay out there for 1 hour or all day – it’s up to you.

 And the best part…our Chef will cook your fresh catch for lunch or dinner that night!

Experience Fiji! Experience Paradise!