Na Veidrala Island in Fiji is for sale

PROPERTY INFORMATION

The Island of Na Veidrala in the province of Serua in the Fiji Islands  is for sale for USD $2.2 Mil plus taxes if any

Looking for a home on your own island in the Pacific - Na Veidrala Island a few hundred meters off shore from Fiji's main Island of Viti Levu may be just the right place for you.

This property has been best described as the right place for those seeking serenity and a quiet peaceful way of life being a special place for rest away from the maddening crowds.

Access to the island is by boat from a jetty and mooring on the mainland in the village of Dranikula with boat moorings for the boat at the jetty on the island.

The property has a large home complex with a very spaceous lounge and deckings overlooking the ocean and toward the mainland. The  3 main buildings that make up the residence is - one section has the kitchen, living and dining room and one section has the master bedroom and ensuite and one of the buildings has 2 levels, 3 bedrooms, one bathroom upstairs and the laundry room below. There is also a dock house, a generator house and a barbeque hut not attached to the main residence.

All of the furniture and fittings in the house is included in the sale - so ready to go - up and running !!

The current owner has a professional manager in charge of the island taking care of the grounds and surrounds when the owner is away from the island.

 
Brokers Comments

This is a very nice property in a very tranquil part of the Fiji Islands. The island is freehold land and so the investment is for long term or for whatever term the owners wish it to be.

If peace and quiet and a place for total rest is what one is looking for, this is the place to be and as a point of interest the island could be further developed into an exclusive lodge or self contained beach houses with ample room to develop Bure bungalows that could cater well for those seeking time out in a time lost environment.

A property well worth looking into - I would say 


Contact the Broker

Ross Larsen, the Tourism & Hospitality Business Broker that is acting as the agent for the owner of this property is happy to discuss this property's details with you at any time - refer to the contact details on this page.

FEATURES

Na Veidrala Island is in the District of Serua on the South Coast of Viti Levu in Korovou Bay.


Viti Levu

The largest island, Viti Levu (pronounced Vee-chee Le-vu) is home to 70% of the population (about 600,000) and is the hub of the entire archipelago. It measures 146 kilometers long and 106 kilometers wide and has an area of 10,389 square kilometers comparable to the size of The Big Island of Hawaii or slightly smaller than the US state of Connecticut.

Geologists believe that Viti Levu has been submerged a number of times, and has been covered by lava and other volcanic materials. Earthquakes and volcanic eruptions account for the somewhat rugged terrain of the island, which is divided into roughly equal halves by a north-south mountain range. The eastern side of the island experiences heavy rainfall, while the western side is noticeably drier.

Accordingly, sugar cane production thrives in the west, while a dairy industry is being built in the east. Fiji's biggest cattle ranch, with 7000 head of cattle in its 70 square kilometres, is at Yaqara, halfway between Tavua and Rakiraki. The centre of the island is forested and includes the nation's highest peak Mount Tomanivi (otherwise Mount Victoria) rising to 1,324 meters. The island is the only known home of one of the world's largest insects, the Giant Fijian long-horned beetle.

Viti Levu hosts the capital city of Suva, and is home to nearly three quarters of the population of the Republic (about 580,000). Other important towns, all around the coast, include Ba, Lautoka, Nadi, Nausori, Rakiraki, and Sigatoka. One major road has been built around the perimeter of Viti Levu. Well-known localities include Natadola Beach, Pacific Harbour (a resort center about 50 kilometers from Suva).

Eight of Fiji's fourteen Provinces are in Viti Levu. The Provinces of Ba, Nadroga-Navosa, and Ra comprise the Western Division, while Naitasiri, Namosi, Rewa, Serua, and Tailevu form the Central Division. In part because of its high concentration of Indo-Fijians, whose ancestors came mostly as indentured workers from India between 1879 and 1916, the political dynamics of western Viti Levu are somewhat different from those of eastern Viti Levu, where, apart from the multi-racial urban areas, indigenous Fijians are more heavily concentrated.


History

Viti Levu is believed to have been inhabited longer than the northern island of Vanua Levu. According to oral traditions, the first Melanesian settlers landed at Vuda Point and established Viseisei, believed to be Fiji's oldest settlement, nearby although archeologists refute this claim.