Vatu Vara

Vatu Vara is a small, uninhabited island in Fiji. It is part of the Lau Group, located in the eastern part of the country. The island is known for its distinctive tall, pillar-like shape, rising dramatically from the surrounding ocean. This unique geological feature makes Vatu Vara a prominent landmark in the region.

The island is composed primarily of limestone and is heavily forested. Its isolation has contributed to the preservation of its natural environment, and it supports a variety of plant and animal life, including endemic species.

Vatu Vara holds significance for Fijian culture and may be associated with local legends and traditions. Access to the island is generally restricted due to its remote location and its status as a protected area, aimed at conserving its unique ecosystem and geological formation. While uninhabited, the island likely has historical connections to nearby inhabited islands in the Lau Group.