Momi Gun Battery

Momi Gun Battery, near Sigatoka, is a well-preserved World War II coastal defense site built by New Zealand forces to guard strategic sea routes. Set on a hill with panoramic views of the Coral Coast, it features restored gun emplacements, a small museum, and informative displays on Fiji’s wartime role. The site offers a quiet, historical contrast to beach activities, appealing to visitors interested in military history, Pacific heritage, and scenic outlooks. Allow 45–60 minutes; basic facilities are available, and access is via a short drive from the Queens Road. Weather can be hot—bring water and sun protection.