Fiji Tourism

Known for its white sand beaches, soft coral diving and surreal environment, Fiji is popularly referred to as a tourist paradise. All Fiji tourism packages come with special emphasis on eco-tourism. It offers an eclectic range of options to the holidaymakers: skydiving, boat safaris, kayaking, white water rafting and beach sports. It is also a popular cruise destination. One can indulge in any activity of one’s choice and make it a memorable holiday. 
In a move to attract more tourists, the Fijian authorities grant visitor permits, on arrival, to the citizens of a number of countries, including India, the UK and the US.

Fiji tourism packages: Tourism in Fiji is just not lazing under the palm trees or exploring exotic beaches, it also offers a wide range of cultural and adventurous experiences. For those who are looking for an exquisite life style, the wide range of luxury resorts offers an intriguing island ambience.

Places to visit: In addition to its breathtaking landscapes, what make Fiji tourism more enchanting are its people. They make Fiji one of the friendliest countries in the world.

Here is a list of some of the most exotic places in the Fijian Province

Denarau Island: Denarau Island was made with land reclaimed from mangrove swamps. Located at a distance of 6 kilometres from Nadi town, this island is a lively upmarket tourist haven. It is home to a vast range of classy and luxury hotels and also boasts of the country’s best golf course.    

Nadi: This lively and multicultural town is often called the tourist capital of Fiji. Offering plenty of great options to eat, drink and shop, Nadi is definitely the most popular hub for visitors. It also offers activities like scuba diving, snorkelling and hiking.

Mamanuca Islands: These are amongst the most beautiful places in the Fiji. The Mamanucas are a chain of 20 islands and made up of coral atolls and small volcanic islands. They provide a wide range of activities such as parasailing, windsurfing and dolphin-watching. Monuriki islet came into international focus with Hollywood legend Tom Hanks’ movie ‘Castaway’.

Vanua Levu: Vanua Levu is the second largest island and is accessible via a short flight from Nadi. This island will surely give you a rustic feel with a variety of traditional festivities. In Nukubaluvu village, you can participate in ‘sevu-sevu’ (a gift giving ceremony) and Kava (local drink) drinking sessions followed by a wild traditional dance performed by grass-skirted warriors.

Beqa: Located a few kilometres away from Suva, this hub for adrenaline junkies is considered to be the adventure capital of Fiji. Beqa is home to more than 100 dive sites. But it is not all about extravagant adventurous trips, Beqa can also provide you laidback experiences like fishing and shark-feeding.

Suva: The capital is not only one of the largest cities of the country but also the most cosmopolitan city in Oceania. From trendy shopping malls, farmer markets, restaurants, cultural arenas, to gardens and vibrant night life, Suva has every uber cool element.

Taveuni Island: Located off Vanua Levu’s east coast, Taveuni is the third largest island in Fiji and is a dream destination for the eco-tourists. Often called the Garden Island, it is covered by tropical rainforest and tropical reefs. 

How to reach:  Fiji’s international airport is situated in Suva. It has regular flights to and from major airports in Asia and Europe. There are large numbers of networks for buses, ferries and trucks to travel within main islands.  

When to visit: The best time to visit Fiji is during the Fijian winter from May to October. There are many offers for Fiji tourism packages during this time. It has a mild temperature of 25 degree but it may go up to 30 degree during the summer season (December and January).