 Fiji Travel Guide Thank you for visiting our comprehensive and free Fiji travel and hotel guide Your Fiji travel experience begins at Nadi Airport on the main island of Viti Levu. Where do you want to go now? Click on an area in the map to visit that region:  Alternatively, start at Nadi International Airport Quick Guide to Fiji Nadi Airport welcomes the majority of international travellers to Fiji, a suburban tourist hub on the dry west side of Viti Levu. Most stay here for a day or two to organize travels to other parts of Fiji, or use it as a convenient and affordable base for exploring the surrounding countryside and offshore islands. The most popular holiday destination in Fiji lies visible off its coast - a gorgeous collection of small islands that make up the Mamanuca Group. Here you’ll find sublime beaches, lots of organized water activities, tiny coral cayes and commercial boutique resorts. Almost as popular, especially with families, are the beach resorts along the south coast of Viti Levu, an hour or so drive from Nadi Airport – the large hotels usually offer good value all inclusive packages but there are a handful of small inns and holiday cottages which make a great base for sightseeing or to indulge in adventure tours around Pacific Harbour. Beyond is Suva City, the country’s cosmopolitan and rather gritty capital, an interesting day trip but with little specific tourist appeal except its museum. Travellers in search of sun and sand tend to head straight to the Yasawa Group, a string of pretty volcanic islands with great snorkelling and plenty of budget beach resorts between two and five hours by boat from Nadi. To get off the beaten track though you’ll need to head to the inner coral islands of the Lomaiviti Group with a side trip to tropical Ovalau boasting the quirky old capital and several eco retreats. Scuba divers and nature lovers are drawn to either Kadavu, in the south, which has great snorkelling and remote villages, or north to Savusavu or Taveuni, between which lies the exceptional Rainbow Reef. The most beautiful of the two northern islands is Taveuni - almost half of the island is dedicated as a National Park with lush tropical rainforest, hundreds of waterfalls and several excellent hiking trails. To get completely away from civilisation, consider braving a cargo boat journey to the outliers of the Lau Group or Rotuma where you’ll experience the wonderfully genuine old world lifestyles of the South Seas. To visit these remote regions you’ll need at least a month in Fiji to allow for irregular transportation. Otherwise, some of the best adventures are in exploring the mountainous interior or rugged east coast of Viti Levu, the main island, which ironically has some of Fiji’s remotest and most traditional of villages. Viti Levu Nadi Area, Viti Levu Location of International Airport Scenic rural countryside and mountains Several large and medium-sized resorts Ideal location for day tours, exploring and island hopping Beaches not that great View map of Nadi Area Coral Coast, Viti Levu Main centre for large and medium sized family resorts Good beaches, tours and attractions Numerous budget beach resorts View map of Coral Coast Suva Area, Viti Levu Capital and cosmopolitan city (Suva) Pacific Harbour resorts for adventure and activity vacations Coast mostly mangrove forests View map of Suva Area Sunshine Coast, Viti Levu Traditional villages in interior, good exploring Laid back Nananu-i-Ra island with lovely beaches Coast mostly mangrove forests View map of North Coast back to the top Mamanuca Group Fiji's Vacation Playground Fiji's prime island resort destination offshore from Nadi Airport Sailing, snorkelling, water-skiing, parasailing or simply relax Palm fringed coral islands and small volcanic islands Good for cruises and island hopping Extensive dive locations including soft coral and wrecks World class surfing at Tavarua and Namotu View map of Mamanuca Group back to the top Yasawa Group Beach Paradise Stunning hills, bays and beaches throughout group Destination for luxury cruises Three elegant beach resorts Backpackers' paradise - 20 hideaways on 10 different islands Limited transport to islands but once there, easy to get around Limestone caves at Sawa-i-Lau Traditional fishing villages View map of Yasawa Group back to the top Southern Islands Adventure Destination World famous Great Astrolabe Reef for diving Small specialist resorts from luxury to budget Waterfalls and bush trekking throughout Kadavu Ancient rock paintings on Vatulele Island Frigates Passage surf off Yanuca Island Firewalkers of Beqa Difficult to move around islands View map of Southern Islands back to the top Northern Islands The Friendly North Numerous eco-tourist and dive resorts Lush tropical environment, National Parks and hiking World famous Rainbow Reef for diving and snorkelling Easy to get to and easy to get around Stunning Savusavu Bay and Natewa Bay on Vanua Levu Bouma Waterfalls and rare Tagimaucia flower, Taveuni Tuvaluan and Banaban settlements on Kioa and Rabi islands View map of Northern Islands back to the top Lomaiviti Group Something different Historical old capital of Levuka on Ovalau Unexplored large islands of the Moala Group Mabualau Nature Reserve Popular small coral islands for backpackers Several exclusive hideaways and family style resorts View map of Lomaiviti Group back to the top Lau Group The Remote Islands Outlying traditional islands - good for adventurers Difficult to move between islands Stunning sailing around Bay of Islands - Vanua Balavu Only a handful of homestay style accommodation Excellent handcrafts Tongan influence View map of Lau Group back to the top Rotuma Fiji's Hidden Paradise Fiji's remotest island Indigenous Polynesian culture Some of the best beaches in the South Pacific Spilt island of Hofliua Kota natural stone bridge Accommodation very limited View map of Rotuma back to the top |
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