Tavoro Falls

We took a local's advice and hiked all the way to the third waterfall first. This proved to be wise, as it meant we had the falls completely to ourselves. The hike between the lowest and middle waterfall is the hardest and steepest part, but also has great views at the top of the ridge. The hike between the middle and the third waterfall is entirely in a lush green jungle. The second waterfall has two paths to get to it, so we treated it as a loop. If you don't mind crossing a fairly easy river, I would recommend doing it this way.

The three waterfalls are astonishing. The first waterfall takes only up to 10 minutes on paved path with abundant nature aside of the trail. The second waterfall takes 30-40 minutes after the 1st waterfall. The way up is a bit steep. Make sure you wear proper shoes and that you stay right at the two t-junctions if you don’t want to swim to cross the river. We didn’t had time to make it to the third waterfall but did have a swim at the first one, which I can highly recommend! 🩳🏊‍♀️🤿

This was an amazing hike. Not easy for beginners, trail up to the 2nd fall was easy, but then from 2nd to 3rd fall it became more difficult, with mud and an unmaintained trail. The 3rd fall is the best and we'll worth it. Awesome cliff jumping. And easy hike for people from Colorado.

Tavoro Falls, nestled in the lush forests of Fiji, offers a serene escape into nature's embrace. As the cascading waters plunge into crystal-clear pools below, visitors are enveloped by the soothing sounds of nature. The trek to the falls is an adventure itself, winding through verdant foliage and revealing breathtaking vistas along the way. The refreshing mist of the falls provides relief from the tropical heat, inviting travelers to linger and immerse themselves in the tranquility. Whether seeking adventure or solace, Tavoro Falls promises an unforgettable experience amidst Fiji's untouched beauty.

Beautiful hike! We made it to the second waterfall and swam in both. It is a proper hike to the second waterfall, but worth it. They is a $25 USD fee pp to enter the area.

Beautiful falls but a rough road to get there! The climb to the first falls is easy on a paved path but to reach the upper 2 falls is difficult and steep. There are rope handrails but it is still steep. Water is coil but enjoyable.

Beautiful and accessible walk! Three waterfalls to see on an out-and-back hike. $36 entry fee at Bouma village (bring exact change), where the locals will tell you where to go and let you know what the track is like on the day (I went after heavy rain but the river was still easily passable at the two optional river crossings). Good swimming at waterfalls 2 and 3, and a lookout above waterfall 1 that is well worth stopping at.

In November 2024, it was $50 Fijian Dollars per person. There is a 10 minute flat path to a swimming hole and the first waterfall. If you do all 3 waterfalls, the price is justified but you must be an experienced hiker and wear shoes with good traction. Plan for 3 hours to do all 3 waterfalls.