Fiji

One of the most developed countries in the South Pacific, yet with only a third of her islands inhabited, Fiji is a unique, English-speaking, destination. The country is able to offer honeymooners the comforts and activities they want – such as upscale resorts, fantastic restaurants…

There are hundreds of beaches to be wed on in Fiji! More than a dozen resorts in Fiji offer the option of a beachside wedding – or renewing your vows – in a traditional Fijian ceremony. Unlike Tahiti, weddings are legally recognized here too so you don’t have to worry about…

Here are some answers to commonly asked questions about Fiji's islands.There are more than 300 islands that make up Fiji. However, only a third of them are inhabited.Slightly over 900,000 people reside in the Fjiian islands. More than 70% call Viti Levu home.Unlike...

Getting to Fiji is easy! More than 90% of honeymooners arrive via plane into Nadi, located on the main island of Viti Levu. Getting around Fiji once you’ve landed isn’t any harder! Most resorts are located away from the main island, in secluded areas, so plan on…

Fiji is a tropical paradise – with weather to match! This luscious country is blessed with natural beauty both on the land and under the water. If you’re coming from North America, you should try to go between late April to early June, or late July through August…

Activities On & Around Vanua Levu Savusavu and Natewa Bays Savusavu is a rapidly developing town that serves as the port of call for the Northern Islands. Its bay is spectacularly beautiful and crowds gather to watch the ships pull in over the shimmering water....

Learn the Language English is the official language in Fiji and almost everyone speaks it - especially in the cities and tourist areas. However, a majority also speak Fijian as well, and terms and phrases may be used interchangeably. Although learning Fijian is not...

With a history that stretches back 3,500 years, it's no surprise that Fijians have created a distinct culture that uniquely blends Polynesian heritage and Indian influences with former British rule. As a result of her varied influences, the official languages in Fiji...

The island chain closest to Nadi, there is a wide selection of resorts on the Mamanucas, catering in every budget.Accommodation on Mamanuca Islands Navini Island Resort At this intimate resort, you can encircle the entire island in a ten minute walk. Each of the ten...

Although you might not know the name ‘Viti Levu’, chances are you’ve heard of its international airport, Nadi (pronounced Nan-di), or capital, Suva. The two cities are four hours apart by bus…but only 30 minutes by air. The largest island in the country, it is also...

The remoteness of the resorts on Viti Levu means that finding stand-alone restaurants outside of large towns can be difficult! The best dining options in Nadi are around Denarau Island, with Indian curries and Asian dishes being the most common. For a slice of...

The soft coral of the Astrolabe Reef in Fiji Of the ‘Outer Islands’, the twenty belonging to the Yasawa Islands are the most famous. Not long ago, a special permit was required to visit these beautiful beaches. A majority of the tiny islands are close together – so...

Although there are no free-standing restaurants in the Yasawa Islands, every resort offers dining opportunities or meal plans. The food tends to be of the highest gourmet quality to match the impressive views! Note that most resorts in the Yasawas only offer meals to...

The second and third largest islands in Fiji can be found in the Northern Islands. Vanua Levu, Taveuni and a number of smaller islands provide fantastic diving, fishing and relaxing opportunities for guests in a small resort atmosphere. Due to their intimate size,...