Wakaya island is endowed with a gentle climate, pure water, and a diverse topography of cliffs, forests, beaches and lagoons.

This exquisite and pristine ecosystem includes:

• Cycads, ferns and banyans as old as history
• Pilot whales cruising through the west passage
• Scarlet kula birds nibbling at the coconut flowers
• Fish traps older than memory, their stony arms reaching into the sea
• Pineapples, bananas, papayas, ripened in the sun before being picked
• The heady scent of frangipani and ginger mingled with ocean air
• Flamboyant trees with blossoms like red flames at Christmas time
• A blue lagoon embraced by a barrier reef, blooming with marine life

• Hawksbill and Pacific Green turtles, returning annually to lay their eggs on Homestead beach

This is Wakaya, a microcosm of the South Pacific in its most idyllic form.