Kula WILD Adventure Park, still widely known as Kula Eco Park, is a wildlife and family adventure park in Korotogo on Fiji's Coral Coast. It combines a self-guided forest route with native bird, reptile and marine displays. Families can also add a canopy ride and jungle water slide, but the correct ticket matters because the general-admission and adventure-combo products are not the same.
The park is opposite Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort, about 6 km east of Sigatoka. It is open daily from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, with last entry at 3:30 pm. Allow one to three hours for the wildlife route, or half a day if children will use the splash area and rides.
| At a glance | What to know |
|---|---|
| Current name | Kula WILD Adventure Park, formerly Kula Eco Park |
| Location | Queens Road, Korotogo, opposite Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort |
| Hours | Daily, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm; last entry 3:30 pm |
| Time to allow | One to three hours for wildlife; half a day with rides and water play |
| Best for | Families, native-wildlife interest and travellers already staying on the Coral Coast |
| Contact | +679 650 0505 or [email protected] |
Choose by what you actually want to do. The general ticket is for park admission. The adventure combo is the clearer choice when the Canopy Flier and Jungle Slide are essential. Select a date and traveller ages to see the live price and final terms. For more general checks before paying, use FijiEco's activity booking checklist.
Wildlife visit
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Use the booking calendar for the current price in your selected currency. Rates can differ by date and traveller age, so an old fixed figure in a guide can be misleading. Check the final total, cancellation deadline and child age band before paying. If you plan to buy at the gate, call the park first and follow FijiEco's advice on carrying a payment backup around Sigatoka.
Kula WILD is a privately owned 28-acre property set across three valleys. The official park description says 12 acres of coastal forest are open to visitors, with almost one kilometre of wooden walkways, bridges and rest areas. This is a forest attraction with wildlife displays, not a large international zoo.
Walk-through habitats display parrots, doves, water birds, fruit bats, iguanas and other reptiles. The Land & Sea building and marine areas add coral, tropical fish, shells and freshwater displays. Animal visibility and activity vary, so slow down at planted enclosures and ask staff if a species is difficult to spot.
The park also operates captive-breeding work for endangered Fijian species. Its animal-display page reports breeding and releasing more than 50 Monuriki crested iguanas. Keep this part of the visit in proportion: the practical value for a traveller is the chance to learn about Fiji's native wildlife in one accessible place, not a promise that every animal will be active on demand. For a contrasting outdoor experience, see FijiEco's guide to wildlife spotting around the Sigatoka Sand Dunes.
The park currently lists Hawksbill turtle feeding at 11:00 am, 1:00 pm and 3:30 pm, and describes it as included with park entry. It also advertises supervised photo opportunities with selected animals such as a Pacific boa or banded iguana. These are managed activities: animals are rotated, staff hygiene instructions apply and schedules can change. Ask at reception as soon as you arrive.
Do not plan to arrive at 3:30 pm just for the final listed feeding. That is also the park's last-entry time and leaves too little time for the forest route. Late morning gives you more flexibility for wildlife, lunch and any rides.
| Activity | Current published rule | What to bring |
|---|---|---|
| Krazy Canopy Flier | 200 m ride; minimum 25 kg, maximum 120 kg | Closed shoes; safety equipment is supplied |
| Splash Mountain Jungle Slide | Over 100 m long; minimum height 1.05 m, maximum weight 120 kg | Swimwear, towel and dry clothes |
Riders must follow the staff's safety instructions. The combo listing states that the Canopy Flier does not operate in heavy rain or strong winds, so a paid combo does not guarantee that every ride will run in unsafe weather. Check the forecast in FijiEco's Sigatoka weather guide, then ask the park about same-day operations if the ride is important.
The entrance is on Queens Road in Korotogo, opposite Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort and about 6 km east of Sigatoka town. Search the current name, Kula WILD Adventure Park, in your map app. The two admission products linked above begin at the park and do not include transport.
| Starting point | Practical plan |
|---|---|
| Sigatoka town | A short taxi ride east along Queens Road; arrange the return pickup before entering |
| Korotogo and nearby resorts | Taxi or hotel transfer is simplest; Outrigger is directly opposite the park |
| Nadi Airport or Denarau | Treat it as a Coral Coast day trip and allow roughly 1 hour 15 minutes to 1 hour 45 minutes each way, traffic dependent |
| Public bus | Ask whether the Coral Coast service will stop near the park and confirm the return before boarding |
If you are travelling without a car, FijiEco's Sigatoka travel essentials explains the wider Coral Coast planning context. Staying locally makes the visit much easier than crossing from Nadi. Nearby bases include resort areas around Korotogo and properties farther east such as Tambua Sands. Travellers who prefer a local-style base can also compare the practical trade-offs in FijiEco's Sigatoka homestay guide.
Official park information lists the Hawksbill Cafe and Splash Cafe for meals, snacks and drinks. Food and drinks are not included in either Viator ticket. If a dietary requirement is important, contact the park before travelling rather than assuming a full menu will be available on the day.
Viator marks the admission products as wheelchair accessible and the adventure combo as stroller accessible. The park's own description, however, mentions bridges, steps and routes up valley walls. These statements can both be true if only part of the site is step-free. Contact the park in advance with the visitor's exact mobility needs and ask which habitats, cafes and activities can be reached without steps.
Kula WILD is strongest for families who want one place combining Fiji-focused wildlife, a forest walk and optional water activities. It also suits adults interested in native birds and reptiles, especially when they are already on the Coral Coast. It is a weaker fit for travellers expecting a large zoo, a major multi-line zipline course or a quick stop from Nadi.
A wildlife-only visit can be paired with the Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park, but avoid rushing both if children will use Kula's water activities. Visit the dunes in the cooler morning, take a lunch break, then use Kula for the afternoon. Keep the park's 3:30 pm last-entry time in mind.
Yes. Kula Eco Park is the former name still used in searches and some ticket listings. The attraction now operates as Kula WILD Adventure Park in Korotogo on Fiji's Coral Coast.
The park currently states that it opens every day, including public holidays, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Last entry is at 3:30 pm. Arrive earlier if you want the full wildlife route or any scheduled activities.
Ticket prices are date, age and currency dependent. Select your visit date and traveller ages on the booking page to see the current total. For a same-day gate price, contact the park directly before travelling.
Do not assume it does. The general-admission product lists park entry, while the separate adventure combo explicitly includes two Canopy Flier rides and unlimited Jungle Slide rides. Choose the combo when those rides are an important part of the visit.
Allow about one to three hours for the self-guided wildlife route. Families using the splash area, slide, canopy ride or cafes can comfortably spend half a day.
No. The two Viator ticket products linked in this guide exclude hotel pickup, drop-off and transport. Arrange a rental car, taxi, hotel transfer or suitable Coral Coast bus separately.
Viator marks the ticket products as wheelchair accessible and the combo as stroller accessible, but the park's own route description mentions bridges, valley walls and steps. Contact the park before booking if step-free access is essential.
Closed shoes are required for the Canopy Flier. The Jungle Slide requires swimwear, and a towel plus dry clothes are useful. Wildlife-only visitors should still wear comfortable shoes for the boardwalk route.
Information was last checked on 27 August 2026. If you spot a changed price, schedule, inclusion or access condition, email [email protected] with the page link and supporting source.