Sunny, unique and unspoiled, the Fiji Islands are 1,000 miles of pristine white sand beaches, fabulous coral gardens and azure lagoons... and a host of beautiful places to stay and varied things to do.
A place of two main islands and over 300 smaller islands, sprinkles over the Southseas with about 100 islands inhabited. A place where legends are real, such as the fire walkers of Bega - a country where the ultimate blend of tourism and culture is being achieved.

NADI & SURROUNDS
Nadi is the major point of entry for most visitors, being the main International Airport and the departure base for many of Fiji's most popular island destinations Well established Nadi Airport hotels provide many amenities and several are resorts in their own right and make your stopover very pleasant.

The shops and markets of Nadi town remain one of the best bargaining spots in Fiji with traders vying for the best deal. Nadi as a base can provide a very wide range of activities form either the Denarau Marina or Lautoka Wharf where there are extensive day tours and sailing tours.

Recommended resorts in this region:

Denarau Island Area:
Fiji Beach Resort & Spa by Hilton
Radisson Resort Fiji
Sofitel, Denarau Island
Sheraton Denarau Villas

Between Nadi and Lautoka
First Landing Beach Resort & Villas - we recommend villas only

Nadi airport area - suitable for pre/post island holidays
Novotel (Mocambo)
Tanoa International Hotel

MAMANUCA ISLAND
The necklace of islands as a group, are the closest to Nadi and offer visitors the quickest access to paradise. The islands are located on the western or 'dry' side of Fiji and enjoy a very pleasant year round climate. The vagaries of the weather often by-pass many of these tiny islands. Departures for both day tours and transfers are primarily from the Denarau Marina. There are many options from fully rigged tall ships, to modern catamarans, small speedboats, seaplanes and very quickly by helicopter. There are many choices within the Mamanuca group, enough to please mot every taste and budget.

Recommended island resorts in this region:

Wadigi Island Resort - private island charter
Liku Liku - the only resort with overwater bungalow in Fiji

Other premium resorts:
Tokoriki Island Resort, Tokoriki Island - couple's island, 4 star resort
Castaway Resort Fiji, Castaway Island - family holiday, 4 star

THE CORAL COAST
The Queens Road from Nadi to Suva on the southern shores of Viti Levu provides a wide selection of resort properties to suit all budgets. The 130 kilometres of the coral Coast is dotted with villages, farms, small towns, stalls and Fijians going about their daily lives The resorts along the Coast offer a blend of Fijian hospitality and the pleasures of warm tropical life. Choosing the resort that combines the perfect number of guests and facilities that cater to your needs and others travelling with you, is quite a challenge and we advise that you contacts us for the latest information on resorts, activities and special evens.

Recommended resorts in this region:

The Pearl Resort and Golf - golf and diving

Other premium resorts
Shangri-la Fijian resort - luxury 1br villas are to be completed in Dec 07
Outrigger On the Lagoon Fiji
Sonaisali Island Resort

VITI LEVU OUTER ISLANDS

Royal Davui Resort, Royal Davui Island
Vatulele Island Resort, Vatulele Island
The Wakaya Club, Wakaya Island
Vomo Island Resort, Vomo Island

YASAWA ISLANDS

The Yasawa Island Group stretches in a long thin chain from Waya Island in the south to Yasawa Island, 80km to the north, which boasts an exquisite luxury resort. There is rarely a few miles between each island and at some points it is even possible to wade to the neighboring island at low tide.

Turtle Island on Nanuya Island is perhaps one of the most romantic resorts in the world, and justifiably so. Neighboring Nanuya Lailai Island has a small backpacker resort and is also used by Blue Lagoon Cruises who use the sandy beach and coconut groves as a stopover whilst plying the region in their plush vessels. The lagoon off Nanuya Lailai has the best snorkeling in the Yasawas.

The northernmost island in the group is Yasawa. The island has numerous excellent beaches, many of which are seldom visited by tourists. The only accommodation is at the exclusive Yasawa Island Resort but tourists can visit Yasawa Island through Blue Lagoon Cruises or Captain Cook Cruises. Off the southern tip of Yasawa are limestone caves on Sawa-i-Lau which are popular for their swimming pools. Otherwise, the islands are home to local Fijians whose fishing villages are themselves in idyllic settings. Some of the locals work for the resorts, others collect and sell seashells to passing cruise ships, fish the lagoons and generally live off the land. Houses are still made from woven reeds and palm leaves; there is no electricity, few schools and little in the way of material goods. Communities are close and strong with touch rugby and yaqona drinking very much a part of the lifestyle.

Recommend island resorts in this region:

Yasawa Island Resort, Yasawa Island
Turtle Island Resort, Turtle Island
Navutu Stars Resort, Yasawa Island

THE ISLANDS NORTHERN AND EASTERN ISLANDS - World Class Diving

The largest northern island of Vanua Levu and its smaller neighbor Taveuni, Fiji's Garden Island, are much sought after destinations for their diving, marine life and spectacular tropical jungles. Due to their extra distance from the main International airports they attract visitors with very definite holiday requirements, peace and recreation off the beaten track. Most residents live in villages supporting themselves in a way of life, thousands of years old, of traditional small plot planting, fishing and hunting wild pigs that roam the bush. While modern technology has provided easier access and reduced the geographic vulnerability of the north, the general pace of life remains unchanged and the growth is tempered with the understanding that this area must be maintained to preserve its heritage for the world. Roads are generally unsealed and electricity is generated locally.

Step back in time and enjoy the slower pace of the North, the East and the islands. Less polished than the rest of Fiji you get to see how the local villagers go about their daily life as you drive through the countryside past cane fields and pine forests. You may have to stop and let the sugar train pass or slow down for cattle or pigs in the roadside. This is where you can experience what Fiji is all about.

Recommended island resorts in this region:

Jean-Michel Cousteau Fiji Island Resort, Vanua Levu Island- great family holiday
Namale Resort and Spa, Vanua Levu Island
Taveuni Island Resort, Taveuni Island
Taveuni Palms, Taveuni Island