Local Markets
Visit the Savusavu market on Saturdays for a wide variety of local produce and a chance to interact with the friendly community.





Savusavu is a charming town located on the south coast of Vanua Levu, offering a peaceful alternative to Fiji's more developed tourist areas. Known for its magnificent deep-water harbor, it serves as a primary hub for yachts cruising the South Pacific. The town is uniquely characterized by its natural volcanic hot springs, where steam rises from the shoreline and locals occasionally cook traditional meals. Beyond the waterfront, visitors can explore vibrant markets, visit local pearl farms, or venture into the surrounding rainforests. For divers, Savusavu is the gateway to the Namena Marine Reserve, home to some of the most biodiverse reef systems in the world.
Savusavu is a charming town located on the south coast of Vanua Levu, offering a peaceful alternative to Fiji's more developed tourist areas. Known for its magnificent deep-water harbor, it serves as a primary hub for yachts cruising the South Pacific. The town is uniquely characterized by its natural volcanic hot springs, where steam rises from the shoreline and locals occasionally cook traditional meals. Beyond the waterfront, visitors can explore vibrant markets, visit local pearl farms, or venture into the surrounding rainforests. For divers, Savusavu is the gateway to the Namena Marine Reserve, home to some of the most biodiverse reef systems in the world.
Natural volcanic hot springs located throughout the town.
A world-class deep-water harbor popular with international yachts.
Proximity to the pristine Namena Marine Reserve for diving.
Local pearl farming and lush tropical rainforest surroundings.
The town is much quieter than Nadi or Suva, with fewer large-scale commercial amenities.
Domestic flights to Vanua Levu have strict luggage weight limits due to the smaller aircraft.
Respect local customs when visiting nearby villages by dressing modestly and participating in a kava ceremony if invited.
Visit the Savusavu market on Saturdays for a wide variety of local produce and a chance to interact with the friendly community.
Take a walk along the beach at low tide to see the steam vents and experience the town's unique geothermal activity.
Sailing enthusiasts and travelers seeking a quiet, authentic Fijian escape.
FJD $
$80-$150 p/day
English, Fijian, Fiji Hindi
Consider booking a domestic flight from Nadi to Savusavu for the most scenic and efficient way to reach the island.
May-October
A great time to visit as the weather is warming up and the landscapes are lush before the peak wet season.
Expect humid conditions and tropical rain, which keeps the waterfalls and rainforests at their most vibrant.
The transition to the dry season offers improving visibility for diving and pleasant temperatures.
The most popular time to visit, featuring dry weather, sunny skies, and the best conditions for sailing.