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Lau Travel Guide
Remote group of small low-lying islands
Tongan influence, especially in south
Stunning Bay of Islands on Vanua Balavu
Rich culture, excellent wood carvers and tapa cloth makers
Little tourist infrastructure, difficult to travel between islands
Introduction
The Lau Group has not yet been explored by the authors of Fiji Travel Vision. The following information is provided in summary.
The Lau Group is made up of over 60 islands and atolls. Many of these are closer to Tonga than the main Fijian island of Viti Levu and Tongan influence is present throughout the Group. The people are fairer skinned than their Fijian counterparts and the language spoken in Southern Lau is a mix of Fijian and Tongan. Many of the islands are limestone in nature and have rugged and steep cliffs with a myriad of caves to explore. Only the islands of Vanua Balavu, Lakeba and Kaimbu have accommodation, the later being one of the most exclusive resorts in Fiji. Otherwise, lodging is homestyle and provisions are basic.
Accommodation in Lau Group
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Getting There
There are no scheduled airlines flying to the Lau islands although charters can be arranged to Lakeba, Vanua Balavu and Cicia. No regular passenger ferry visits the islands although cargo boats make monthly trips and do take passengers. Cabins can be booked in advance.
Airlines in Fiji
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