National park
Dunas de Sigatoka (Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park)
Fiji’s first national park, with dunes 20–60 metres high at the mouth of the Sigatoka River, trails through forest and sand down to the beach, and sites where Lapita pottery about 2,600 years old has been found.
Historic site
Forte de Tavuni (Tavuni Hill Fort)
An 18th-century fortification on a hill above the Sigatoka valley, built by a chief from Tonga, with terraces, earth walls and views over the river.
Wildlife park
Kula Wild Adventure Park (Kula Wild Adventure Park)
A wildlife park in Korotogo, near Sigatoka, with native Fijian birds, reptiles and fish, a breeding programme for the crested iguana and forest trails.