Levuka Tours helps a tourist explore Levuka in its totality. Levuka Tours guides a person to the scenic places and other historical interests in Levuka. Levuka Tours will enable you to come across the beautiful landmarks of the city along with other sightseeing attractions of the island.While in Levuka, one needs to visit the famous the Levuka Museum. The museum dates back to 1868 and displays an interesting collection of historical artifacts. It also boasts of a large shell collection and even has a library. The Navoka Methodist Church is the oldest Church in Fiji. This timeworn Church built in 1860 is located near the 199 steps leading up Mission Hill.
Another important landmark in Levuka is the Sacred Heart Church. It is a legacy of the Marist Fathers, who arrived in 1858. The first 2 bishops of the Roman Catholic Church were buried in what is popularly known as The Bishops Tomb. This is also a major draw in Levuka. Historical Town Tour starts with a tour to “Cession Stone” which was built to commemorate the signing of the Deed of Cession between Fiji and Great Britain. The Anniversary Bure, built for Prince Charles to honor dignitaries when he came to grant Fiji her independence in 1970 is also an important historical land mark.
Other historical places to visit include Queen Victoria Memorial Hall, The Royal Hotel which is Fiji’s oldest hotel, and the War Memorial on Niukaube Hill, where Ratu Seru Cakabau held parliament.A visit to Duncan’s home must be undertaken in Levuka. At the house Duncan, who is an old resident of Levuka, gives a presentation on the history of the area and his house, which is over 100 years old. To learn about the history of Levuka one should meet Bubu Kara who is the direct descendent of Silinatoba Saurara, the 2nd Fijian man who arrived on the island.
Once in Levuka one can enjoy the food of the place. Popular eateries include Ovalau Holiday Resort Restaurant, Whales Tale Restaurant, Koro Makawa, Paak Kum Loong Sea Site Restaurant and Emilies Cafe. These restaurants not only specialize in local food but also provide Chinese, European and Indian food.
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