Kula Eco Park

OVERVIEW

Observe a variety of indigenous Fijian wildlife by following the paths that wind through the forested Kula Eco Park. As you stroll the wooden boardwalks and through enclosures that replicate natural habitats, you will see an abundance of tropical parrots, water birds, reptiles and marine creatures. The flora is also native to Fiji, which gives the park a look and feel that is completely natural. You may spot brightly colored lorikeets, tropical butterflies, hawksbill sea turtles and Fiji flying foxes, the only mammal indigenous to the island. The park is also renowned for its critically endangered iguana breeding program and the world’s first captive birth of a Kadavu musk parrot. Seeing this crimson-red, green-winged, blue-naped bird up close is quite the experience. Following your nature walk through the park, you will spend free time shopping in the town of Nadi. Merchandise ranges from exquisite jewelry to wood handicrafts.

HIGHLIGHTS

• See indigenous Fijian wildlife at an eco-park that blankets three valleys.
• Observe birds, land animals and marine life in settings much like their natural habitats.
• Shop for traditional Fijian clothing and other merchandise in the town of Nadi.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.