Fulaga (pronounced [fuˈlaŋa]) (proper name: Vulaga) is a crescent-shaped reef- limestone island in Fiji 's Southern Lau Group. The spectacular lagoon and the fact that the island is a Pritchardia thurstonii habitat contribute to its national significance as outlined in Fiji's Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan. [ 1 ]

Fulaga is a horse-shoe shaped island in the Southern Lau group of Fiji’s untouched waters and is by far one of the most beautiful places in the South Pacific. Its inner lagoon is dotted with hundreds of small limestone islands with palms rising from them.

Nov 12, 2023 · Go beyond the South Pacific cliche of palm trees and beaches to meet the people of Muana-i-cake village (pronounced Mon-a-tha-key), a village of around 100 residents on Fulaga (pronounced Foo-lang-ah) Island (also spelt Vulaga Island) in Fiji’s remote Southern Lau Group.

Jan 29, 2025 · Fulaga is a haven for swimming, paddling, snorkeling and daydreaming. The large horseshoe island surrounds several smaller ones, gathering them in for a hug. With coconut trees, wisps of white sand and nobody else in sight, you might wonder if its electric-blue lagoons and surrounding limestone islets are actually real.

Jan 29, 2018 · Fulaga Island (also spelt Vulaga) is a small island within a lagoon in the Lau Group of Islands, Fiji. At the southern end of the Lau archipelago, Vulaga is one of the most remote islands of Fiji’s 300-plus islands.

Oct 12, 2016 · Fulaga ( far east ) consists of jungle-covered hills, and raised coral around a lagoon about 6 miles by 5 miles. Inside the lagoon are countless mushroom like islets, and some larger islands.

Sep 23, 2017 · Fulaga (pronounced Fulanga) is an island on the very southeast section of Fiji. It is the most remote inhabited island we’ve been to. There is no airport, no ferries operate to the mainland, and while there is a supply ship, it’s irregular at best.

Sep 8, 2024 · Located in the distant southern reaches of the Lau Islands, Fulaga is home to some spectacular diving and unusual rock formations. The island, which has a flooded basin, is peppered with mushroom-shaped islets, making it a fun area to explore by kayak.

Fulaga is the key island in the southern Lau group. It’s down at the southeast end of Fiji; so getting there involves traveling against prevailing winds. There are no markets so you have to stock up before you go.

Lagoon Exploration: Discover the stunning lagoon of Fulaga, dotted with mushroom-shaped islets. Enjoy kayaking or paddle boarding in the crystal-clear waters, surrounded by breathtaking scenery. Snorkelling and Diving: Dive into the vibrant underwater world of Fulaga.