By international standards KULA Eco Park, on the Fiji Island of Viti Levu, was a small, often overlooked wild life facility. But we survived by being the best we could be at what we do – and what we still do is help preserve the incredibly diverse natural heritage of these beautiful Fiji Islands. Founded in 1997, the park has now been transformed into KULA WILD Adventure Park. The biggest, most diverse Family Fun Park in Fiji. We are now…A nature walk through acres of natural forest with elevated boardwalks allowing exploration, from the valley floor to the forest canopy. The only Captive Breeding facility in Fiji for endangered Fiji indigenous species. Fiji’s BIGGEST Family Fun Park, with something for the whole family. A show place for Fiji’s spectacular bird, reptile & marine life. The only Free Hands-On Environmental Education Center for Fiji’s school children. _ru-RU

This Option gives you access to the entire Park, including Wildlife Exhibits, Coral Displays and our Kiddies Splash Water Park. It also includes  2 rides on our 300m Roller ZIP "Kula's Krazy Canopy Flier", as well as UNLIMITED slides down the "Splash Mountain Jungle Water Slide". (From 10 am - 4:30 pm)._ru-RU

The tour begins with the warm welcome of our professional tour guide/ driver for a great day of adventure. Arrive at a Fijian village for a traditional welcome ceremony, Meet the village chief in the traditional way and experience the authentic Fijian lifestyle. Listen to traditional tales of Fijian culture, folklore, food and medicine used in ancient time. In the village meet with local ladies and witness their traditional way of cooking and doing their chores. _ru-RU

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Colo-I-Suva Forest Park is a nature reserve near Suva, Fiji. It offers hiking trails, swimming, and birdwatching. Located around ten minutes from the city, sitting at an altitude of 120m to 180m, it’s a cool and peaceful respite from Suva’s urban hubbub. Slipping and sliding through the forest over water-worn rocks is the Waisila Creek, which makes its way down to Waimanu River and forms the water swimming holes along the way._ru-RU