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🇫🇯 Fiji · Sabeto Valley, Viti Levu
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Naturally occurring springs first used for healing/relaxation by US soldiers during World War II; later developed into a managed visitor attraction
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Tifajek Mud Pool and Hot Spring sits in the Sabeto Valley on Viti Levu, Fiji's main island, roughly 9 km from Nadi International Airport between Nadi and Lautoka. The naturally heated geothermal water once posed problems for the local area — its continuous flow damaged crops and hindered construction — before being put to therapeutic use, reportedly starting when US soldiers stationed nearby during World War II created a seating area to relax by the springs. Today the site is a managed, paid attraction offering natural mud wraps and hot-spring soaking pools, along with changing rooms and showers, and sits directly adjacent to the better-known Sabeto Hot Springs site. It markets itself as a genuine natural geothermal experience rooted in local Fijian culture.
According to the site's own account, therapeutic use of the springs traces back to World War II, when US soldiers stationed in the area created a resting spot beside the naturally hot water.
Phone+679 276 6993
Websitetifajekmudpoolandhotspring.com
AddressWailoko Road, Sabeto, Nadi 14569, Fiji