Serua

Serua is a province in Fiji's Central Division, occupying the southernmost coast of Viti Levu. Its landscape combines forested hills, river valleys, mangroves and a quiet coastline, with Navua as the main town at the mouth of the Navua River.

Navua is the provincial centre and a gateway to inland river journeys, while Pacific Harbour on the coast is known as Fiji's adventure hub. Offshore, Beqa Island and Beqa Lagoon are famous for traditional firewalking, diving and shark encounters, and small villages along Queen's Road keep everyday iTaukei culture visible.

The province's character remains tied to indigenous Fijian village life, fishing and farming, alongside colonial-era roads and coastal settlements that shaped the modern route between Suva and Nadi. Visitors can join village visits, kava ceremonies, canoe trips to waterfalls and community-run market or craft stops.

For leisure travellers, Serua offers river adventures, diving, golf at Pacific Harbour and a slower, more local alternative to Fiji's larger resort areas. Business travellers can use the province as a practical stop between Suva and Nadi, with direct road access to government, trade and event venues across southern Viti Levu.