By Ema Ganivatu
The Wainadoi Waterfall is a beautiful and accessible natural attraction located in Nabukavesi, approximately 33km from Lami Town.
It’s a popular spot for both locals and visitors seeking a refreshing swim or a peaceful retreat to nature and offers excellent photo opportunities.
To get to the waterfall, you need to walk about 30 to 40 minutes from the nearest road access point,
the Wainadoi main road junction. The terrain can be uneven, so sturdy footwear is recommended.
An entry fee of FJ$5 per person is typically requested, while local residents are charged FJ$5 per vehicle. This small fee helps support the local community and maintain the site and is paid directly to a community member stationed at the picnic area entrance.
While a guide is not necessary, locals are friendly and happy to offer directions if needed.
The walking tracks are clear and lead directly to the waterfall, so navigating the route should be
straightforward.
What to bring:
Plenty of drinking water, food and snacks (vendors are only located at the main road). Don’t forget to carry your rubbish with you and help keep the area clean.
