Tavoro waterfall tickets - 36FJD

Tavoro Waterfall is a series of three cascades located within Bouma National Heritage Park on Taveuni Island, accessed via a ticket office at the park entrance. The first drop measures roughly 24 meters into a natural pool, while the upper tiers offer their own distinct features and swimming spots.

Bouma National Heritage Park was established to protect Taveuni's natural resources and preserve the waterfall area. The ticketing system came later as a way to manage visitor flow while helping the local community benefit from tourism.

The name Tavoro comes from the local Fijian language and reflects the area's connection to the surrounding community. People from the nearby village guide visitors and share stories about how this place has shaped their daily lives.

Purchase your tickets for 36 FJD at the park entrance to access all three cascades and the trails connecting them. The walk starts on a clear path but becomes more challenging as you head upward, so wear appropriate footwear and bring water.

The middle waterfall pool stays noticeably colder than the lower one due to the continuous water flow from above. Many visitors focus only on the first cascade and miss this quieter, fresher spot higher up the path.