Bouma National Heritage Park covers roughly one third of Taveuni's land area and contains some of the best-preserved native tropical forest in Fiji. The park is managed by the local landowning communities and protects habitat for a remarkable range of endemic and rare species, including orange dove, silktail, and collared lory.
The main visitor access is through the Tavoro Waterfalls trail, which follows a clear forest river up to a series of three waterfalls, each with a swimming pool below. The first waterfall is an easy 20-minute walk; the second requires about an hour; the third, the largest and most dramatic, takes two to three hours each way. The trail is well-maintained and the forest is dense and beautiful throughout. The park also provides access to Des Voeux Peak and the Lavena Coastal Walk.