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The center of Monuriki Island features a rugged volcanic peak surrounded by tropical dry forest. This area is strictly protected to preserve the habitat of the Fiji crested iguana.
Monuriki measures approximately 1 kilometer long and 600 meters wide. Most of this landmass consists of dense dry forest and steep volcanic rock. Environmental rules dictate how you can access this zone.
You cannot explore the interior forest unguided. Visitors must stick to the beach and designated paths to avoid damaging the iguana habitats. Always listen to your tour guide before heading inland.
30 minsRestricted access
This protected dry forest canopy houses the critically endangered Fiji crested iguana. Access to the trees is heavily restricted. You must stay on designated paths to avoid disturbing the local wildlife. Never walk into the forest without your guide.
45 minsSteep trail
A short, steep hike leads to the highest point of the island's volcanic peak. The trail climbs quickly through the dry forest. You must check with your guide before starting this walk. Hiking is not permitted on all tours to protect the fragile environment.
