Land

This property is located on the eastern side of the Vava'u Island Group. The topography is amazing with the ocean and barrier reef (which keeps the waves out) near your back door. Your building site ie elevated a good 50 feet or so, with a path down to your personal white sand beach. Past the beach you have a path up to a ridge and a small elevated rock island. Surf is good outside that barrier and the sounds of it are soothing and muffled: the sounds of an ocean symphony.

1. Overview

Waidroka (fresh water in the i Taukei dialect) consists of over 300 acres of sub-divided freehold land lots of over an acre each developed by the Maui Bay Limited. Access road from the Queens Highway into the property is maintained by the said company where lot owners pay annual road levy. It is scenic, private and secluded. The majority of homeowners are from the international community i.e., USA, Australia and New Zealand to name a few. Much of the land area is heavily forested where homesteads blend in and are unobtrusive.

Freehold land, 40 acres with house property located in Navudi Seaqaqa area on Vanua Levu Island Fiji.

Water and electricity are available.

From the property it's a 15 minute drive to Seaqaqa shopping Center, near Labasa, which is is Fiji's third largest city and only 30 minutes' drive.

This is a very good property to raise cattle, goat, sheep or poultry, and even sugar cane, water melon, pineapple and any other crops. The owner has farmed sugar cane before but now it is lying virgin.

This property is vacant agriculture land suitable for farming sugar cane, watermelon, pineapple, vegetables or any other crops.

Can hook the water line into the property; no electricity, can use the generator or solar power.

The shopping Center is about 20 minutes drive from the property.

Price is $35,000.00USD OR $70,000.00FJD.

Approximately 18,560 sq meters (4.58 acres) of beachfront and waterfront land on Fofoa Island with 2.7 acres on the remarkably blue, Blue Lagoon with another almost two acres on the Hunga Lagoon out on the point. The property is two parcels connected in the middle. This was the second property sold on the Blue Lagoon, so it is premium.

There are two half acre each waterfront lots being offered on this remarkable lagoon, lots 1 and 5; see the map. The government lease is until 2037. Under Tongan law, you can forever own your home, even on leased land and move your home at will, should you ever be so inclined.

The area is described as the brochure says:

9 1/2 acre property high up for the cool breeze and great views.

Property has two fresh water creeks. Great growing area and farming location, yet near to town, about 2 miles away.

You can use this property for commercial and or residential.

Mains water and electricity is close by.

This island property is on Vava’u’s Nuapapu Island with the land extending from the beach on the lagoon side of the island to the ocean side on the other side of the island. The sunrise on one side and the sunset on the other is one of the benefits of accessing two bodies of water on one property. Another very strong plus is the whales can be seen in the deep water side of the island, the north side, for this is where they frolic giving birth to their young and you can swim with them here too—they are docile and entertained by human swimmers.

Surrounded by aquamarine waters with some 700 acres of lush green coconut plantation Lapita’s luxury resort and residential land and villa and land development covers the entire western portion of Aore Island. Lapita Plantation has around 6 km of coral fringed coastline that feature pristine white sand beaches, graceful coconut palms and warm tropical waters. The entire Lapita development embraces ecologically sustainable development principles and commitment to architectural harmony taking in the natural beauty of the surrounding islands and tropical environment.

The opportunity to have a piece of South Seas paradise is presented here for only $6,880 USD and $35 per month. These lots are located on the reef and island protected side of Vava’u-Hunga Island (no big waves possible) on this inter-island waterway. Building lots along the coast have access to the reef shelf below where fishing, snorkeling, swimming and reef walking are your pleasure.