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Namaqumaqua lies 40 miles away from the city of Suva.

If it's fun in the sun you're yearning for, don't ignore Matana Beach, 55 miles to the south of Namaqumaqua. Vunisea Beach, 60 miles to the south, is another treasure.

The area surrounding Namaqumaqua boasts some fabulous natural areas. Two worthwhile attractions nearby to Namaqumaqua are Bouma National Heritage Park (30 miles away) and Waitabu Marine Park (30 miles away).

Sports enthusiasts should experience a game at Lawaqa Park. It's in Sigatoka, about 25 miles to the west of Namaqumaqua. Grab a beer post-game and reflect on the best moments.

Exhausted all tourist activities in Namaqumaqua? There's always Rivers Fiji.

Consider visiting Namanggumanggua. It's 0.8 miles away from Namaqumaqua, and where you'll find Waidroka Bay Dock and Vunanui Bay. Namatakula Beach and Kula Eco Park are some more places. These are 9 miles away from Namaqumaqua, in Korolevu.

When it's time to spread your wings, check out a regional hub. Sigatoka is approximately 25 miles away and offers a varied list of attractions, like Tavuni Hill Fort, Natadola Beach and Vatukarasa Village. Naihehe Caves and Shangri La Beach are also popular options.

Don't miss the opportunity to let your taste buds loose on the region's cafés and restaurants.

Travelers are sure to note a lot of sweet potato and coconut, two of the most prized regional ingredients.

Kokodo (marinated raw fish) and palusami (steamed meat with coconut and taro leaves) are a couple of dishes for you to try.

Those who always have room for something sweet can try mixed rootcrops dessert.

If you love exploring the wonderful world of beer, make your way to the nearest bar and get a round of Fiji Taki Beer. Clink your glasses and enjoy one of the region's most beloved brews.

If you want a non-alcoholic drink, fresh tropical fruit juice is definitely a popular option.

You're likely to see some locals delighting over a glass of Bounty White Rum, a popular spirit here.

Learning some of the language is the simplest way to connect with the locals, so take the time to learn a handful of common Fijian words and phrases before you go. Na yacaqu o.. is Fijian for my name is.. Ko via meke kei au? is also worth learning. It means would you like to dance.

You'll appreciate the festivities for Constitution Day, a national day of festivities on the 7th of September.

It'll be hard to say "Au sa liu mada" to Namaqumaqua, but find comfort in the fact that this unique destination will always be here waiting for you to come and visit again.

Nadi International Airport is your most convenient airport at 40 miles to the northwest, so make sure you give yourself enough time.

Accommodation in Namaqumaqua

At this point in time, there aren't many hotels and other accommodation options on our Namaqumaqua hotels page, so be sure to book early on if you want a nice place to stay.

Namaqumaqua accommodations include the Crusoe's Retreat and Wellesley Resort.