Fiji's Highest Point: Mount Tomanivi (Not a Mountain by Standards)

Fiji's terrain is mountainous, but its highest summit, Mount Tomanivi (1,324 m / 4,344 ft), is classified as a hill by international standards (which often require ≥2,000 ft prominence or 600 m elevation). Fiji has no true mountains.

The islands are volcanic in origin, with rugged interiors but modest elevations compared to continental ranges.