Fiji
A true South Pacific paradise, Fiji is a dream destination known for its crystal-clear waters, lush tropical rainforests, and vibrant coral reefs. With 333 islands to explore, Fiji offers a warm blend of adventure and relaxation. Immerse yourself in the Bula spirit, a welcoming Fijian greeting that embodies the country’s friendly hospitality. Whether snorkeling in vibrant coral reefs, hiking through verdant rainforests, or simply lounging on white sandy beaches, Fiji is the ultimate escape for travelers seeking natural beauty and cultural richness.
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Highlights
- Island living
Immerse yourself in Fiji’s idyllic island lifestyle. Visit Denarau Island, known for its luxury resorts, golf courses, and marina. For a more local experience, head to the Yasawa Islands, where you can enjoy quiet beaches and authentic Fijian hospitality.
- Nature, sea, and sun
Explore Taveuni Island, known as the “Garden Island of Fiji,” where you can hike to Tavoro Falls or snorkel in the Waitabu Marine Park. For beach lovers, Natadola Beach on Viti Levu offers pristine sands and perfect waves for swimming. Enjoy a scenic boat ride through the Navua River, winding through rainforests, gorges, and cascading waterfalls.
- Soft adventure
Dive into the Great Astrolabe Reef near Kadavu Island, one of the most extensive barrier reefs in the world, offering spectacular coral gardens and diverse marine life. Kayak along the Navua River, passing through lush rainforests, or snorkel with manta rays in the Yasawa Islands. For a thrill, try shark diving in Beqa Lagoon, a famous spot for encountering reef sharks.
- Wellness and relaxation
Unwind at luxury spa resorts featuring traditional Fijian treatments set amidst tropical gardens and overlooking the sea. The spas offer personalized wellness experiences, including hydrotherapy. For a more casual wellness experience, enjoy sunrise yoga or a beachside massage in the Mamanuca Islands.
- Fresh seafood
Savor Fiji’s signature dish, kokoda, a marinated fish ceviche prepared with coconut milk, lime, and chilies. Head to Suva Market for fresh catch of the day or enjoy seafood platters at beachfront restaurants. Don’t forget to try lovo, a traditional feast where seafood and meats are cooked underground and infused with smoky flavors.
Immerse yourself in Fiji’s idyllic island lifestyle. Visit Denarau Island, known for its luxury resorts, golf courses, and marina. For a more local experience, head to the Yasawa Islands, where you can enjoy quiet beaches and authentic Fijian hospitality.
Explore Taveuni Island, known as the “Garden Island of Fiji,” where you can hike to Tavoro Falls or snorkel in the Waitabu Marine Park. For beach lovers, Natadola Beach on Viti Levu offers pristine sands and perfect waves for swimming. Enjoy a scenic boat ride through the Navua River, winding through rainforests, gorges, and cascading waterfalls.
Dive into the Great Astrolabe Reef near Kadavu Island, one of the most extensive barrier reefs in the world, offering spectacular coral gardens and diverse marine life. Kayak along the Navua River, passing through lush rainforests, or snorkel with manta rays in the Yasawa Islands. For a thrill, try shark diving in Beqa Lagoon, a famous spot for encountering reef sharks.
Unwind at luxury spa resorts featuring traditional Fijian treatments set amidst tropical gardens and overlooking the sea. The spas offer personalized wellness experiences, including hydrotherapy. For a more casual wellness experience, enjoy sunrise yoga or a beachside massage in the Mamanuca Islands.
Savor Fiji’s signature dish, kokoda, a marinated fish ceviche prepared with coconut milk, lime, and chilies. Head to Suva Market for fresh catch of the day or enjoy seafood platters at beachfront restaurants. Don’t forget to try lovo, a traditional feast where seafood and meats are cooked underground and infused with smoky flavors.Fast Facts
Already booked on one of our packages to Fiji? See everything you need to know before you go.
| Overview | Capital: Suva |
| Entry requirements | Please see our Entry Requirements page. |
| Weather | Fiji enjoys a tropical maritime climate, making it a year-round destination. Temperatures average between 77°F and 86°F, with a wetter season from November to April and a drier season from May to October. The warm waters and sunny skies make every day perfect for outdoor adventures. |
| What to wear | Pack light, breathable clothing such as cotton or linen to stay cool in the tropical heat. Swimsuits, hats, sunglasses, and reef-safe sunscreen are must-haves for beach days. Comfortable shoes or sandals are great for exploring islands, while lightweight rain gear is handy during the wet season. For cultural visits, like a village tour, modest attire is appreciated. |
| Money & Credit Cards | The Fijian dollar (FJD) is the local currency. Credit cards are widely accepted in hotels, larger restaurants, and shops in urban areas, though cash is recommended for smaller vendors and island markets. ATMs are available in main towns and resorts, so you can withdraw local currency as needed. Always notify your bank prior to departure to avoid any problems using your credit or debit card while traveling. |
| Shopping | Fiji’s markets and boutiques are a treasure trove of locally crafted souvenirs. Look for handwoven mats, tapa cloth, wooden carvings, and iconic Fijian pearls. Don’t miss Nadi Market or Suva Municipal Market for fresh produce, spices, and handicrafts. Bargaining is generally not customary, but prices are fair and affordable. |
| Electricity & Power Adapters | Fiji uses Type I power outlets, and the standard voltage is 240V with a frequency of 50Hz. U.S. travelers will need a power adapter and possibly a voltage converter. Learn more about electrical standards around the world. |
| Cell Phones & Internet | Want to take your cell phone, tablet or laptop, but not sure how to get cell service or wifi? Read up on using your cell phone abroad and the top 5 ways to get Internet abroad. |
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