Colo-I-Suva Forest Park

Fantastic park to visit if you enjoy nature. There are waterfalls and pools to swim in. Do not come here if you can’t handle a short hike or get winded easily on inclines/stairs. Our tour guide was Wise, and he was fantastic, and very knowledgeable. I swam in the lower pools and it was so gorgeous and peaceful, I do recommend bringing water shoes to change into from athletic shoes, you don’t need hiking boots or anything.

Access requires a fee one dollar person Worth the drive, nice winding road in quite good condition with access to 2 pools areas. Upper and lower pools. Not deep buy great family picnic areas and kids pool area.

Such great waterfalls. We lower the lower falls as it had many small small pools. The walk to the falls is also very scenic and full of nature and birds. Highly recommend. There are washrooms, showers and changing rooms inside which were clean. Highly recommend the place and taking a dip the pools and water falls.

Exceptionally beautiful place to visit. We were the first ones there so we got a nice guided tour of the park, the hike is well worth it.

We took a taxi to the waterfall. Payed $5 pp and got to the walking track fairly easy. It is Ok maintained, but we found it was lacking location signs. We had to guess where to go, and even though we managed to get to the right place at the end we missed couple of turns. I highly recommend this area as you get deep in to the rain forest and can deep in to the nature pools. For the park rangers, please add some location marks at the crossroads.

Gorgeous forest. Quiet when we went with no tourists. Wife and I spent a couple of hours or so walking from the carpark in the centre, down past the upper pools to the lower pools where we went for a little dip.

I was born and raised in Fiji, enjoyed hiking as a child but never knew about Colo-I-Suva until my recent trip. What a wonderful experience it was 💕

Colo-I-Suva Forest Park, nestled just outside Suva, Fiji's capital, is a pristine oasis of lush rainforest and cascading waterfalls. Spanning over 2.5 square kilometers, this protected area offers a sanctuary for both wildlife and weary travelers alike. Visitors can explore a network of hiking trails, meandering through dense vegetation and towering trees teeming with birdlife. The highlight of the park is undoubtedly the series of tranquil swimming holes and natural rock slides, perfect for a refreshing dip on a hot day. Cultural significance abounds as well, with the park holding special significance to the local indigenous community. Colo-I-Suva Forest Park is not just a natural retreat but a cultural treasure, inviting exploration and appreciation of Fiji's rich biodiversity and heritage.