Taveuni Island, also known as the "Garden Island of Fiji," is a lush and tropical paradise located in the Northern Division of Fiji. The island is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna, including over 800 species of plants, many of which are found nowhere else in the world. Taveuni is known for having the International Date Line running through it, which means that it's the first place on earth to see the sunrise each day. The island is also a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, with activities such as hiking, diving, and snorkeling readily available.

One of the most famous attraction on Taveuni Island is the beautiful Lake Tagimoucia, which is said to be the location of a legendary Fijian love story. According to legend, a young couple named Tagimoucia and Lovoni were forbidden by their respective families from being together. The couple decided to run away together and sought refuge in the mountains of Taveuni Island. When their families finally found them, Tagimoucia and Lovoni were already dead from starvation. Their tears and blood mixed together, creating the stunning blue and green waters of Lake Tagimoucia.

A visit to Lake Tagimoucia can be included in guided island tours, where travelers can see the beautiful blue and green waters of the lake, learn about the local flora and fauna, and enjoy a picnic lunch. Visitors can also take a hike around the lake or even take a dip in the cool, clear waters.

Taveuni Island also known for its other natural beauty like the Lavena Coastal Walk and Bouma National Park, that's offers to visitors cascading waterfalls, dense rainforests, and hidden swimming holes. Taveuni Island offers a unique combination of natural beauty and Fijian culture, and is the first place on earth to see the sunrise each day due to the international date line crossing it. Making it an ideal destination for those looking for a truly authentic Fiji experience.