Koro Island Vacations

Koro Island is situated about 85 miles (137 kilometers) northeast of Suva, the national capital, and approximately 95 miles (153 kilometers) east of Fiji.

Staying in only one place, regardless of its popularity, usually only offers you a glimpse into the wider qualities of a region. So be sure to set aside enough time to tour Fiji's other cultural and natural attractions. Two places in the vicinity of Koro Island are Wakaya Island, 35 miles (56 kilometers) to the northeast, and Savusavu, 35 miles (56 kilometers) to the south.

Houses of worship are the best doorways into a region's spiritual traditions. The temples throughout Fiji are no exception. Many people who arrive in Fiji enjoy discovering the open-air markets here.

The Koro Island area has excellent ways to experience the great outdoors. So why not join one of the hiking or horse riding excursions available. Enjoy an experience you'll remember for years to come while you are in the area. Connect with your inner-daredevil and go parasailing!

Those who love to travel understand that food is a wonderful way to taste a region's character. Sweet potato and sometimes coconut are widely used ingredients in kitchens here. Don't leave Fiji without trying out kokodo (marinated raw fish) or palusami (steamed meat with coconut and taro leaves). To complete your experience, try mixed rootcrops dessert. Relax with a glass of Fiji Taki Beer, a popular beer in these parts. Bounty White Rum is a common spirit here. Have a taste of one of the most common drinks like fresh tropical fruit juice.

At the end of your time in Koro Island, say goodbye the way locals do, with a hearty "Ni sa moce."