Fiji Holidays

Fiji Holidays has everything to offer from, unique and unspoiled scenery, thousands of miles of white pristine deserted sandy beaches, fabulous coral gardens and azure lagoons, fantastic tropical weather where the seasons come and go unnoticed.

Fiji ocean island, groups in the South Pacific Ocean about two thirds of the way from Hawaii to New Zealand, with 332 Islands of which 110 are inhibited.
There are so many attractions to take in on your Fiji holiday including, cruises over the sparkling emerald and azure waters adjoining the Fiji islands. Exotic scuba diving in the aquamarine waters teaming with a myriad of tropical fish of every imaginable colour, size and description, try snorkelling over rainbow gardens soft coral and swimming with huge, harmless manta rays, Or hire a Jeep and take a drive through a Safari park or a Guided trekking tour to the Nadarivari Rainforest.
And if you are looking to get married in Fiji then you won't be disappointed with the exclusive wedding packages that the majority of the hotels and resorts offer.
Go on a shopping tour to Suva where you will pick up many colourful arts and crafts, then after a days sightseeing sample the local Fijian cuisine. The list is endless, so much to do and see, you will wonder why you didn't go sooner. We can arrange your flights, accommodation and car hire, to make your Fiji holiday a memorable experience.

Nadi is Fiji's third-biggest town which is set against a mountainous backdrop on the west coast of Viti Levu.. There is a plethora of tourist services from dirt-cheap accommodation and places to eat to luxury resorts like the Sheraton and the Regent. There's a high proportion of Fiji Indians in Nadi, mostly fourth-generation descendants of the indentured labourers brought to Fiji to work in the canefields. There's a good market offering a mix of, Chinese, Melanesian and Indian produce. The main strip is full with restaurants and shops selling clothes, souvenirs and duty-free goods. Nadi is also a good place to organise activities - anything from golf, diving, horse riding and rafting to joy-riding in a jet-boat or light plane.

Suva, Fiji's capital, is on the south-eastern coast of the big island of Viti Levu. While Nadi, in the west of this island, is the tourism centre of the country, Suva and its urban surrounds are home to half of Fiji's urban population, and it is one of the South Pacific's largest and most sophisticated cities, housing the University of the South Pacific, the fascinating Fiji Museum and many interesting colonial-era buildings. The waterfront area is very interesting, and the Suva Municipal Market is a must-see for visitors for its exotic fruits and vegetables, kava, fish and seafood, and spices. It has an exciting multicultural flavour, with vendors selling brightly coloured Indian sweets and savouries, and fruit drinks from glass tanks.
Sigatoka is a small town on the southern coast of Viti Levu, There are many attractions to visit in Sigatoka including a produce market, and a large mosque. The few places to eat and staty are fairly cheap. The most dazzling thing about the town is the sight of the weird fantasy-style mansion on the hill behind the town. Sigatoka is a good base for exploring the huge Sigatoka sand dunes nearby, the southern coast, and the Sigatoka Valley. The Sigatoka Valley is a highly fertile strip containing almost 200 cultural and archaeological sites, including the Tavuni Hill Fort.

Nausori Highlands is located east from Nadi, in the interior of the Viti Levu island, are the fantastic landscapes and remote villages of the Nausori Highlands. The village of Navala is perhaps the most picturesque in all Fiji. While most Fijian villages now have a preference for prefab concrete and corrugated iron, almost all of Navala's homes and buildings are traditional bures arranged around avenues with a central promenade leading down to a river. Bukuya village is further west and it too is a worthwhile excursion. There's simple accommodation available in the villages. They don't get too many visitors here, and it's polite to ask to see the village chief, and then ask him if it's OK to take some. Sunday is not a good time to come as it's the day of worship and for spending time with the family.

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