Kula Wild Adventure Park is a World Class Award winning environmental showpiece of the South Pacific.
Situated in the very heart of Fiji’s Coral Coast, right across the road from Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort.
We have something for all ages. Get wet and wild.
Tree house for toddlers, kiddies splash pool for kids, jungle water slides for children and adults and handicap friendly elevated walkways for all.
Parents can enjoy a cold drink and/or pizza at the Kula Splash Café while kids are having the best fun time of their life in our kiddies splash pool.
Have pictures taken with rare iguanas and snakes, say hi to” IGGY” the largest crested iguana in the world, help hand feed hawksbill sea turtles at 11am, 1pm and 3.30 pm daily, visit our land and sea building displaying beautiful live corals and tropical fish, take a walk through all animal areas and enjoy our rope bridge on the way to our tropical rain forest reserve.
Kula is Fiji’s only center for; the captive breeding of endangered species, the free environmental education of Fiji’s school children and the only place in Fiji you can experience the ‘wild’ side and enjoy the natural beauty of Fiji’s unique flora and fauna.
The Park is exclusively funded by gate receipts.
The Park has won several Fiji Excellence in Tourism Awards and one international award.
Kula Eco Park are the proud holders of the; Best Tourist attraction in Fiji – 1999, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, Best Fiji Experience – 2008 and the PHOENIX Award from the Society of American Travel writers – 2012.
Set in a natural rainforest threaded by a meandering natural stream, Kula Eco Park is home to several native birds and reptiles.
Guests enjoy the rare chance to meet and photograph Fiji’s wildlife, plus get the chance to hold and take pictures of some of the rarest animals in the world.
Wander the handicapped friendly wooden walkways and bridges that crisscross the valley floor and see Fiji’s unique plants and animals in beautiful surrounding.
Walk through the parrot house, visit the iguanas, fruit bats, turtles and marine displays with live corals.
