Island · Cakaudrove

Ringgold Isles

Ringgold Isles is a remote, mostly uninhabited archipelago of islands and reefs northeast of Taveuni in Cakaudrove, Fiji. The islands are rich in marine life including turtles, breeding seabirds and untouched coral. Visitors access the isles for spearfishing, snorkelling and multi-night outer-island camping trips departing from Taveuni.

A remote, mostly uninhabited archipelago of islands and reefs northeast of Taveuni in Cakaudrove. Rich in marine life — turtles, breeding seabirds and untouched coral — it is a destination for spearfishing, snorkelling and multi-night outer-island camping trips out of Taveuni.

Also known as: Ringgold Islands, Ringold, Ringgold Atolls

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Ringgold Isles in detail

About: A remote, mostly uninhabited archipelago of islands and reefs northeast of Taveuni in Cakaudrove. Rich in marine life — turtles, breeding seabirds and untouched coral — it is a destination for spearfishing, snorkelling and multi-night outer-island camping trips.
Getting there: Accessed from Taveuni.

Last updated 10 September 2026