You can scuba dive in coral reefs, discover lush scenery inland or relax and soak in the sun on the beautiful beaches with turquoise waters. The warm welcome you will receive from the locals will leave all visitors with lasting memories and is the main reason a lot of tourists keep coming back.

Mamanucas is the preferred destination for most first time visitors to Fiji. It features some incredible scuba diving as well as surfing spots among some of Fiji’s most renowned beaches. Yasawa Islands are better suited to the budget travellers as it features more affordable accomodation and also has some great nightlife. This may suit the slightly younger traveller.

 Suva is the bustling capital city and is home to half the urban population, located on the island of Viti Levu. It is here where you can visit the Fiji Museum and learn about the amazing history of this fantastic country. You can also browse local stalls at the Suva Municipal Market selling all sorts of local produce.

Navala Village is a stunningly beautiful picturesque part of Fiji that is well worth a visit. The architecture is old school Fiji style with dozens of traditional thatched bure lined up in neat avenues. This is in no small part to the strict town planning rules enforced by the chief of the village. All built with local materials. This is the way it should be in a place as timeless as Fiji.

Sawa-i-Lau is an exceptional limestone island which boasts two large caves formed years ago by volcanoes. Known as the ‘heart of the Yasawas’ this place is quite the tourist attraction. You can swim in a startling beautiful natural pool which is situated in a great dome shaped cave. With a bit of courage you can swim underwater to an adjoining cave where you will find inscriptions and drawings on the walls of the cave which have unknown meaning.

Fiji is an unforgettable destination with a warm friendly welcome and incredible natural beauty. This place will leave lasting memories on those lucky enough to visit.