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Koro is an island of Fiji that lies between the large islands of Vanua Levu and Viti Levu. The Koro Sea is named after this island, which is the sixth largest island of Fiji. Vanua Levu is the second largest island of Fiji, and was formerly known as Sandalwood Island. ... Viti Levu is the largest island in the Republic of Fiji. ...
The island has an airport, situated on its eastern coast. On its northwestern tip is situated the Dere Bay Resort.
Levuka, Fiji's former capital, is the largest of 24 towns and villages on the island.
Ovalau is characterized by its rugged topography, with little flat land apart from the Lovoni Valley in the centre of the island.
There is one road which circles the island, however, between the villages of Rukuruku and Buresala the road is little more than a track, as travel between these points is not common, most traffic being directed from these two villages to Levuka.
Makongi island: At the turn of the century Makongi Island was the home of the last leper colony in Fiji but today its the home of the Fijian turtle and clam farm.
It is in the lee of the island of Koro and can be dove most any time during the year but visibility is usually limited to 60 feet.
Koro Gardens: Koro Gardens is marked by a single large bommie that comes to within 15 feet of the surface.
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