Island Lau, Fiji, 1 248 hectares

This absolutely immense private freehold island is made up of seven volcanic summits rising to 259 metres, creating a lush, green landscape. This 1248 hectare (3085 acre) island is circled by white sandy beaches, fringing reefs and a large lagoon with deep water access to the old jetty on the north eastern side of the island.
The Lau Group where this island is located, is renowned for its pristine beaches, abundant sea life and beautiful azure waters. The island has several fresh water springs, and has just been certified as completely organic.
Basic infrastructure is in place, such as roads and even an area for an airstrip. There was once a thriving copra plantation on the island, and the plantation manour and several out buildings still remain. The island is currently operating as a coconut plantation, and the tropical acreage hosts natural populations of cattle, goats, pigs and chickens.
This opportunity provides a variety of options for the discerning developer and is large enough to accommodate a large spectrum of development possibilities, including tourism, agriculture and private residences.
This island is freehold, and freehold property is a rare commodity in Fiji, as there is only 8% of Fiji which is offered as freehold. Of the 332 islands in Fiji, only 43 are left in with freehold status.

Location
The island is located in the Lau Islands Group situated in the southern Pacific Ocean just east of the Koro Sea. It sits in the Northern Lau Islands, 15 kilometres West of Vanua Balavu. Flight time from Nadi International airport is 1 hour to Vanua Balavu.