#levuka

The clock tower of Sacred Heart Parish Catholic Church in Levuka on Ovalau Island, Fiji, was erected in 1898.

The Koro Sea provides a backdrop for a group of women and children in Levuka on Ovalau Island, Fiji.

The Peak towers over the historic town of Levuka on Ovalau Island, Fiji. A trail up the valley along Totonga Creek passes a pool where folks come to cool off.

The Levuka Club is one of two historic bars in Levuka, Fiji, During the colonial era it served the needs of Indo-Fijians who weren't allowed to join the Europeans and native Fijians in the nearby Ovalau Club.

Fiji's oldest operating hotel is the Royal next to Totonga Creek in Levuka. Originally built in 1852 it was rebuilt on its original foundations after a fire in the 1890s. The hotel's lounge is atmospheric and the rooms upstairs are all unique.

Stone stairways lead to quaint houses along the hillsides of Levuka on Ovalau Island, Fiji.

This local house is on a hillside above Totonga Creek in Levuka on Ovalau Island, Fiji.

Gun Rock is a prominent feature on the waterfront at the north end of Levuka. Fiji. In 1849 the captain of the HMS Havannah used the hill as a target to demonstrate the efficiency of the ship's cannon to the local Fijian chiefs.