Overview
Nananu-i-Ra is a small island about 1.5km off the north coast of Viti Levu, Fiji. The island offers a secluded and relatively uninhabited escape with beautiful white sand beaches, tropical rainforest, and ancient Fijian archaeological sites.
Beach · Budget Travel · History · Island · Nature
Before you go
Accommodation
The island has a couple of resorts and backpacker cottage accommodation called bure, plus private homes and villas.
Culture
The island contains ancient Fijian village sites and unstudied archaeological locations including burial sites.
Food
There are no restaurants or businesses on the island. Self-catering or including meals with accommodation is recommended.
Transport
Access is by chartered motorboat from Rakiraki town on Viti Levu. No regular ferry service exists.
