Bouma Falls, offically known as the Tovoro Fallls, is also a playground for adventure enthusiasts. Whether you're craving an exhilarating swim in the cool waters beneath the falls, a refreshing dip in one of the natural pools, or a hike through the surrounding rainforest to soak in panoramic views of Taveuni's stunning landscape, Bouma Falls has something to offer every type of traveler. Guided tours are available for those seeking expert insights into the flora, fauna, and cultural significance of this enchanting destination. Beyond its natural splendor, Bouma Falls also holds cultural significance for the people of Fiji. Set within the Bouma National Heritage Park, the falls are not only a pristine natural wonder but also a sacred site revered by locals. Visitors have the opportunity to learn about the rich cultural heritage of Fiji and gain a deeper appreciation for the profound connection between the Fijian people and their land.

The Falls are actually comprised of three waterfalls; the first is an easy ten minute walk from the main road. The area around the first waterfall has picnic tables, benches and a changing room. The waterfall is approximately 60 feet in height and falls into a large pool where one can go swimming. About 100 feet high and perhaps more dramatic, a second waterfall takes about forty minutes to reach along a trail which has steps, handrails and benches for rest stops. You cross a stream about fifteen feet wide (you can pull along the heavy rope that runs over the stream). The walk to the third and final waterfall takes about thirty minutes more along a dirt trail which can get muddy. This waterfall is only about 25 feet high but the beauty is in the remoteness of the area and the perfect stillness – a wonderful place to meditate!.

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