Kula Eco Park is the environmental showpiece of the South Pacific, Situated on Fiji’s Coral Coast, right across the road from Outrigger on the Lagoon Resort about 6 kilometers east of Sigatoka town. Kula Eco Park is:

The only breeding center for endangered Fijian wildlife

The only Free Hands-on Environmental Education center for Fiji’s school children

The park is exclusively funded by gate receipts.

Our Awards

Kula Eco Park is a multiple award winning tourist attraction.

It has won more Fiji Excellence in Tourism Awards than any other property in Fiji.

Kula Eco Park is the proud holders of the ’99, ’02, ’03, ’05, ’06, 07 Excellence in Tourism Award & 2008 Best Fiji Experience Award.

Our Displays

Set in a valley floor 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 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 and turtles & marine displays with live corals.

Endangered Species Breeding

Kula Eco Park is the world’s biggest captive breeding center for Fiji’s rare crested iguana and Ground Frogs.

Current breeding projects include the extremely rare Monuriki Crested Iguana.

Experts believe that there are less than 30 adults of these genetically unique iguanas left in the wild today.

Kula Eco Park, working under a Memorandum of Understanding with the National Trust for Fiji and the Land Owners of Monuriki Island has, as part of its captive breeding and head start program, bred 15 specimens in captivity in just two years. 8 more eggs are being artificially incubated.

The incubation of the eggs takes anywhere from seven to nine months.

Most of the captive bred iguanas will be returned home by 2015 to help repopulated the island.

Monuriki Crested Iguana is genetically unique and listed as Critically Endangered .

Fiji Crested Iguana eggs are artificially incubated at Kula Eco Park Lab. Incubation takes from 7 to nine months.

Education Programme

Kula Eco Park, in its effort to help spread conservation awareness amongst the local community, is operating a free hands-on environmental education program for Fiji’s school children.

This program is available to all Fiji primary schools and is specially targeted at children from classes 6 to 8.

Only one class is held on any given day.

Through a sponsorship program, the park is able to pay either full or part of the transport costs for the children coming to the education class since many parents cannot afford the expense.

Started in 1998, over 9,500 children have been through this education program.

Thank you to our visitors, who help sponsor the transport cost. Without your help this program would not be possible.

Your visit helps support the endangered Species Breeding program and the free environmental education classes provided by the park for Fiji’s school children.

Come Visit Kula Eco Park

Bring your camera and take a walk on the wild side to help preserve wild Fiji.

Explore more than half a kilometer of Fiji’s virgin Coastal Rain forest, walking on an elevated boardwalk, learning about the traditional, medicinal and cultural uses of our plants and shrubs and other forest dwelling inhabitants.

Kula Eco Park – Fiji’s Only Wildlife Park

Kula Eco Park works in cooperation with The National Trust for Fiji, The Endangered Species Recovery Council of San Diego, The Parks Board of New South Wales, Australia, is a Full Institutional Member of The Australasian Regional Association of Zoological Parks & Aquaria, an Honorary Associate of the Royal Zoological Society of South Australia.

 

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