Fiji

An Introduction to Fiji

When you think of Fiji you think of white-sandy beaches, palm trees fluttering in a breeze, and bright blue waters for as far as the eye can see. Well, that’s exactly what it’s like.

Fiji is not just one idyllic island but hundreds. There are 332 islands to choose from (110 of which are inhabited) and each offers perfect pristine beaches and a lazy lifestyle.

The islands of Mamanuca and Yasawa, just north of the main island Viti Levu, are the jewels of the Fijian crown. You may think you’ve found travelling heaven when sipping a cocktail at one of their many beach bars. A daily catamaran works its way from bay to bay of these islands, picking up and dropping off travellers as it goes, so travelling around is easy and affordable.

If you’re looking for hiking then there are hundreds of little volcanic peaks to choose from or if you’re into scuba diving then Fiji has some of the world’s best dive sites with visibility up to 30 metres. After all, Fiji is known as the ‘soft coral capital of the world’. But if all that sounds like a little too much effort then you can always just chillax on the beach and work on the tan.

While in Fiji, no trip would be complete without visiting the capital city of Suva. Far from the beaches, it still has a slower pace of life and a unique charm to it.

Fiji has been attracting tourists worldwide for decades. It knows it can offer a lifestyle like no other and it knows it can deliver.