Viwa Island

The geological rock type of the island contributes to its national significance as outlined in Fiji's Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan.

[3] The island is surrounded by a blossoming rich colourful coral reef that is abundant with a variety of aquatic life, making it a fantastic location for diving, fishing, snorkeling and other water sports with a white sandy beach and crystal clear turquoise water.

It was during Semisi Ravusou, a Tongan, that leads the people of Viwa and when he died, he gave the position back to the clan of Maikeli Vukuwale.

[citation needed] The arrival of the Yavusa Yaukuve from Nalauwaki leave them the establishment right over all those that came later such as those from Vunatawa, Naviti, Vunatoto and those from Nadi.

[clarification needed] The island has its own primary school and nursing station.