About
Kula Eco Park is Fiji's only wildlife park, set in lush tropical gardens on Viti Levu's Coral Coast. It is a place to see the country's native animals up close, with a focus on conservation and education.
What you can see
- Fijian crested iguana, an endangered species that is found in few places outside Fiji
- Colorful tropical birds, a lively part of the park's gardens
- Massive sea turtles, which give visitors a close look at some of the ocean's largest reptiles
The visit
The park offers an intimate encounter with Fiji's unique fauna rather than a large, sprawling zoo. Visitors walk through tropical planting, and the elevated canopy walk takes you up among the treetops, a different vantage point from the ground. Interactive elements add to the experience, though the details of these are best confirmed when you arrive.
Because the park is built around conservation and education, it suits visitors who want to learn about the species they are seeing, as well as those who simply enjoy watching animals in a garden setting.
Around the park
Kula Eco Park sits on the Coral Coast, a stretch of Viti Levu's south-western shore, so it can be combined with time spent on the coast itself. It makes a good half-day or morning outing for anyone exploring the island and interested in Fiji's wildlife.