Savusavu is often called the "hidden paradise of Fiji." The city was founded in the 18th century by English settlers as a port for the export of sandalwood and trepanga. To date, Savusavu is a quiet coastal resort, whose economy is based on growing coconut and exporting copra.

The leisurely, full of smiles of local people, trips to tasty restaurants and hibiscus flavors, life in Savusavu is so attractive to tourists that many stay for longer , and even for ever. In other words, the expat community is growing from year to year.

How to get to

Savusavu Airport, located 3 km south of the city center, receives domestic flights from Nadi and the capital of the country. You can get there by bus or taxi (about 2 USD)

Bus station and taxi stand in Savusavu is located in the city center, near the market. It is from here that buses leave for a surprisingly picturesque road through the mountains to Labasa (6 USD, 3 hours on the way, 5 departures a day from 7:20 to 15:30). Among tourists, the route from Savusavu to Labasa through the Natev Bay is also popular, it lasts longer - the bus goes 6 hours, the departure is once a day at 9 am, the fare is about 12 USD. In addition, here you can "catch" public transport to Napuka (6, 5 USD and 4, 5 hours on the road).

Taxis are usually ordered in advance or caught right on the street; As a rule, there is a pair of cabs in the parking lot, but this may not be the case - this type of transport is popular among tourists.

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Infrastructure

The city has only one the main street is the same center of business activity throughout the south-eastern part of Vanua Levu. There are shops, a market, a library, a post office and banks. Center of social life Savusavu - Planters Club, yacht club and club Vai-Tui.

And Savusavu - the only place on the island where yachts can berth. Two excellent yacht parking places located in Savusavu Bay are filled with sailing and motor beauties in season.

Book popular Savusavu hotels at the best prices

Namale Resort & Spa from 64 442 rub Savusavu Hibiscus Highway
Koro Sun Resort & Rainforest Spa from 21 239 rubles Savusavu Hibiscus Highway
Gecko Lodge Fiji from 2 720 rubles Savusavu Lesiaceva Road, Daku Savusavu Hot Springs Hotel from 4 683 rubles Savusavu Nakama Daku Resort Savusavu from 3 988 rubles Savusavu Daku Road, Savusavu
Korovesi Sunshine Villas from 5,136 rubles Savusavu Leiscebia road, Korovesi

Entertainments, excursions and attractions Savusavu

Main attraction - hot springs nicks. Beating on the surface almost throughout the city, they, among other things, also serve as a kind of "cooking surface" for local people: they often come to sources with their pots. (It's worth to be careful, you can get burned, as steam sometimes gets out of the crack in the asphalt or on the lawn!) These sources are evidence of active volcanic processes that once existed on the island.

A remarkable two-kilometer Nasonisoni canal where you can drift lazily with a sufficiently high speed. Lazy - this is not yet see the local barracudas.

From the Savusavu past luxury resorts for almost 110 km stretches the highway Hibiscus (Hibiscus Hwy). Here, perhaps, the most virgin landscapes of the region, which can be considered a separate attraction. There are blue bays, ancient plantations, emerald palms and everything that is so dear to the heart of every lady who has seen the advertising of the Bounty bar.

The popular excursions from Savusavu are a visit to a pearl growing farm and adventure cruises on the ancient ship "Tuy T'ai "

Savusavu

Diving

Like in all the islands of the Fiji archipelago, Wanau-Leu is considered a paradise for lovers of submersion . And Savusavu is not an exception here . Almost the entire coastline of the city is a a number of excellent beaches, o where it is possible and necessary to dive . But they say that the best dive site here is the Drimhaus reef with an unreal variety of sponges and soft corals . Also remarkable is the two-kilometer Nasonisoni canal, where it is possible to drift lazily along the stream at a rather high speed . @ Lazy - this until you see the local barracudas . Photo Savusavu (7)