Levuka — Fiji's first colonial capital and a UNESCO World Heritage town on Ovalau Island, where weathered wooden storefronts and a laid-back South Seas port atmosphere feel frozen in the 19th century.

Fiji's only UNESCO World Heritage Site — a well-preserved 19th-century colonial port town with original wooden shopfronts, churches, and the historic Ovalau Club.

The waterfront site where Fiji's chiefs ceded the islands to Great Britain in 1874, marked by a memorial and historic government buildings.

A climb of 199 steps above town leading to sweeping views over Levuka's rooftops, the harbor, and surrounding reef.

Small heritage museum tracing Levuka's whaling, trading, and colonial past as Fiji's original capital.