Savusavu Hot Springs Fiji

Savusavu, on the southern coast of Vanua Levu, Fiji's second-largest island, is often called the hidden paradise of Fiji, its small harbour-town setting surrounded by forested hills and coral bays that attract visiting yachts from across the Pacific seeking a quieter and more authentic alternative to the more developed Viti Levu resorts. The Savusavu Hot Springs draw on sodium-rich geothermal waters that bubble dramatically from the seafront near the town wharf, where coconuts are traditionally cooked in the steaming vents as a communal cooking resource in a practice unique among Pacific island communities. The Savusavu Copra Shed marina, the pristine Koro Sea coral reefs, the black pearls cultivated in the clear Savusavu Bay lagoon, and the organic vanilla and cacao farming of the Savusavu hinterland create an pleasantly authentic Fijian destination for hot spring visitors seeking the real Vanua Levu experience.