Seven volcanic summits dot the island, with jungle-filled valleys set between them. A quiet world of azure water, footprint-free beaches with sand as fine as powder, framed between cliffs covered in overgrown forest; A set straight out of a Hollywood castaway movie.

This sprawling 3085 acre Fijian Freehold paradise was once a thriving copra plantation, but has gradually been reclaimed by the native guava and palm trees making way for the perfect opportunity for development or ultimate seclusion.

Vestiges of the copra operation survive in the form of an old plantation manor, several outbuildings and a weather beaten wharf that stretches out into the inviting waters of Northern Lau in the South Pacific.

Numerous pristine beaches fringe the island and lead out into the sparkling reef-rich waters making for excellent swimming, snorkelling and diving opportunities. Back on shore, the lush jungle conceals several fresh water springs, fragrant tropical flowers and a rare variety of crab that is prized locally for its exquisite coconut flavour.

Littered throughout the jungle, valleys and around the volcanic peaks is an abundant supply of scoria or cinder perfect for use in constructing roads or runways. Because of the islands immense size, there are several locations perfectly suited for the construction of airstrips, accommodation or larger developmental endeavours.

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