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The Coral Coast is a year-round gem, offering its beauty to visitors regardless of the season. Whether you plan your trip in the warm embrace of Fiji's sun or during its occasional tropical showers, the Coral Coast promises a delightful experience, making any time the perfect time to explore its wonders.

Scenic Coastline: The Coral Coast takes its name from the 80km of fringing coral reef where you can snorkel just off the white-sand beaches.

The most convenient way to reach the Coral Coast from Nadi Airport is by road. Taxis, rental cars, private transfers and buses are readily available. 

The scenic drive takes approximately 1-2 hours, allowing you to enjoy the picturesque landscapes along the way.

Coral Coast

Blessed with some of the best beaches on Viti Levu, the Coral Coast’s laidback vibe and huge range of things to do, make it a firm favourite for families and cultural adventurers.

You don’t really need to leave Viti Levu to get a taste of the beach life.

Unwind on the scenic Coral Coast, home to stunning beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and a taste of Fijian hospitality.

Travel Guide to Coral Coast, Fiji | Tourism Fiji

Kadavu Island is a year-round paradise, with its inviting charm available in every season.

Whether you prefer sunny days or occasional tropical showers, Kadavu promises an enchanting experience throughout the calendar.

Eco-Friendly Tourism: Kadavu is a hub for eco-friendly tourism, offering sustainable accommodations and activities.

Great Astrolabe Reef: Kadavu is surrounded by the Great Astrolabe Reef, one of the world's largest barrier reefs, perfect for diving and snorkeling.

Endemic Wildlife: Kadavu is home to unique and endemic bird species, making it a paradise for birdwatchers and nature lovers.

Accessing Kadavu Island involves a combination of air and sea travel:

Domestic Flight: Take a domestic flight from Nadi or Suva to Kadavu's Vunisea Airport. The flight offers scenic views of Fiji's archipelago.

Boat Transfer: Upon reaching Vunisea, boat transfers are available to various resorts on Kadavu, providing a seamless journey to your chosen accommodation.

Kadavu's remote allure is accessible through well-coordinated flight and boat connections.

Kadavu

Remote and uncrowded, Fiji’s fourth largest island, in the group’s extreme south is the perfect tropical paradise to hide out in when you need to unplug from the world.

Dive into the untouched beauty of Kadavu, Fiji's secluded haven, known for its world-class diving, vibrant marine life, and serene atmosphere.

Travel Guide to Kadavu Island, Fiji | Tourism Fiji

Fiji beckons year-round with its inviting climate, offering visitors an enchanting experience irrespective of the season. Whether you prefer basking in the sun's warmth or immersing yourself in the occasional tropical rain, Fiji's beauty shines consistently throughout the calendar, making any time an ideal time to explore its wonders.

Gateway to Fiji: Nadi serves as the main gateway to Fiji, home to the international airport and a bustling transit hub.

Garden of the Sleeping Giant: This botanical garden in Nadi showcases a vast collection of orchids and native Fijian plants.

Sabeto Hot Springs: Visitors can relax in the Sabeto Hot Springs near Nadi, enjoying natural thermal pools and mud baths.

Denarau Island: Nadi is close to Denarau Island, known for luxury resorts, golf courses, and a modern marina.

Local Cuisine: Nadi offers diverse culinary experiences, with local markets and restaurants serving authentic Fijian cuisine.


Nadi International Airport is the main gateway to Fiji. Numerous international flights connect directly to Nadi, making it easily accessible for travelers worldwide. Once in Fiji, you can explore Nadi and its surroundings by taxi, rental car, or public transportation.

Nadi

So much more than just a stopover port, this international gateway on western Viti Levu is a melting pot of cultures and experiences. On arrival at Nadi Airport, guests are greeted with our ubiquitous Bula along with the happy tunes of local serenaders.

Discover Nadi, Fiji's bustling hub, where you'll find convenient access to beautiful islands, resorts, and adventures.

Travel Guide to Nadi, Fiji | Tourism Fiji

Pacific Harbour invites visitors year-round, offering an exciting array of activities and adventures amidst its tropical climate. Whether you prefer the warmth of the Fijian sun or the occasional rain showers, Pacific Harbour promises an enchanting experience throughout any season.

Adventure Capital: Pacific Harbour is known as the adventure capital of Fiji, offering adrenaline-pumping activities like shark diving and river rafting.

Navua River Safari: Experience the Navua River Safari in Pacific Harbour, exploring pristine landscapes and traditional Fijian villages.

Arts Village: The Pacific Harbour Arts Village is a cultural center where visitors can witness Fijian arts, crafts, and performances.

Fijian Fire Walking: Witness the traditional Fijian art of fire walking performed by locals in Pacific Harbour.

Beqa Island: Pacific Harbour is the gateway to Beqa Island, known for its vibrant coral reefs and soft coral displays.

From Nadi, you can take a scenic drive or arrange private transportation to Pacific Harbour, approximately a 3 to 4-hour journey. Alternatively, if coming from Suva, it's a shorter drive of about 1-2 hours. Regular bus services and taxis are also available for convenient travel. Domestic flights to nearby airports can be another option for those short on time.

Pacific Harbour

Just two and half hour’s drive from Nadi on Fiji’s southern coast, you can be diving Beqa Lagoon’s gorgeous reefs or heading upriver for an exhilarating jungle romp. If it’s thrills you’re chasing, the ‘Adventure Capitals’ impressive quiver of pulse-racing activities has you covered.

Embark on thrilling adventures in Pacific Harbour, Fiji's adventure capital, offering adrenaline-pumping activities.

Travel Guide to Pacific Harbour, Fiji | Tourism Fiji

The Lau & Lomaiviti Islands extend a warm invitation year-round, ensuring a captivating experience without being constrained by specific seasons. Whether you favor the radiance of sunshine or the occasional tropical rain, these islands promise enchanting moments throughout any time of the year.

Remote Archipelago: Lau is a remote archipelago known for its pristine and secluded islands, offering an off-the-beaten-path experience for yachts visitng Fiji.

Historical Levuka: Levuka in Lomaiviti is Fiji's former capital, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its historical significance.

Accessing the Lau & Lomaiviti Islands typically involves a combination of domestic flights and boat transfers:

Domestic Flight: Take a domestic flight from Nadi or Suva to the respective airports serving the islands.

Boat Transfer: Upon reaching the designated airport, boat transfers or water taxis are available to transport you to various islands within the Lau & Lomaiviti archipelago.

Coordinating domestic flights and boat transfers ensures a seamless journey to explore these remote and captivating islands.

Lau & Lomaiviti

With 333 islands to explore, getting off the beaten path in Fiji is easy. Head to Fiji’s outer islands where life’s simplicity and slow pace will entice you.

Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of the Lau and Lomaiviti Islands, where ancient traditions, friendly locals, and breathtaking landscapes await your exploration.

Travel Guide to Lau & Lomaiviti Islands, Fiji | Tourism Fiji

The Mamanuca Islands welcome visitors throughout the year, providing a splendid experience regardless of specific seasons. Whether you seek sun-soaked days or occasional tropical showers, these islands offer an idyllic escape at any time.

Mamanuca Islands are a tropical day-tripper's dream! With a cluster of 20 idyllic islands, you can island-hop from sunrise to sunset, exploring pristine beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and enjoying thrilling water activities.

World-Class Surfing: Renowned for world-class surf breaks (including Cloudbreak) in the sourthern Mamanuca Islands attract surf enthusiasts from around the globe.

Film Location: Monuriki Island in Mamanuca group served as the stunning backdrop for the movie "Cast Away," starring Tom Hanks.  The US Survivor series is also filmed in the Mamanuca Islands, showcasing Fiji's tropical paradise and making it the ultimate destination for both reality TV enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

Getting to the Mamanuca Islands is a delightful journey with multiple transportation options:

Boat Transfer: Several resorts offer convenient boat transfers fromDenarau to the Mamanuca Islands. This scenic route provides a direct and enjoyable connection to your island destination.

Helicopter/Seaplane: For a more exhilarating experience, consider a helicopter or seaplane transfer, offering stunning aerial views of the turquoise waters and picturesque islands.

Day Cruises/Water Taxis: If you prefer a more flexible schedule, day cruises and water taxis are available, allowing you to explore multiple islands within the Mamanucas.

The choice of transportation depends on your preference for speed, scenery, and the level of adventure you seek. Whichever option you choose, the journey to the Mamanuca Islands sets the stage for an unforgettable tropical escape.

Mamanuca Islands

There’s no denying that the Mamanuca islands are top contenders for Fiji’s most picturesque region. But throw in a smattering of world-class resorts, frequent daily stress-free connections from Nadi, and tons of things to do and you’ll see why they’re such a magnet for holiday goers.

The Mamanuca Islands, a string of twenty glorious islands nestled off the coast of Nadi, are one of Fiji’s most popular destinations.

Travel Guide to Mamanuca Islands, Fiji | Tourism Fiji

Denarau Island beckons visitors year-round, ensuring a delightful experience regardless of the season. Whether you prefer sunny days or the occasional tropical breeze, Denarau Island provides a welcoming escape throughout the calendar.

Island Transfers: Port Denarau is a major port for island transfers, connecting visitors to various stunning Fijian islands.

Luxury Shopping: The port area features luxury shopping, dining, and entertainment, catering to both tourists and locals.

Marina Views: Enjoy scenic marina views from Port Denarau, especially during sunset, creating a picturesque atmosphere.

Island Cruises: Numerous island cruises depart from Port Denarau, providing opportunities to explore nearby islands.

Family-Friendly: Port Denarau is a family-friendly destination with attractions like the Denarau Golf and Racquet Club and family resorts.


Getting to Denarau Island from Nadi International Airport is convenient and offers various transportation options. Taxis, airport shuttles, and rental cars provide easy and direct transfers, with the journey taking approximately 20-30 minutes. Many resorts also offer complimentary or prearranged transfers for guests.

Denarau

Fiji’s most exclusive resort enclave is a short 20-minute drive from Nadi Airport. Plan on being pampered at any of the island’s nine family-friendly resorts or spend lazy days at the 18-hole championship golf course and visiting Port Denarau marina complex.

Start your island journey from Port Denarau, Fiji's premier marina and shopping destination, connecting you to paradise.

Travel Guide to Port Denarau, Fiji | Tourism Fiji

Suncoast beckons year-round, offering its enchanting allure in every season. Whether you prefer the warmth of the sun or the occasional tropical breeze, Suncoast provides an idyllic retreat at any time of the year.

Picturesque Landscapes: Suncoast offers picturesque landscapes with lush greenery, golden beaches, and crystal-clear waters.

Ba River: The Ba River in Suncoast is surrounded by vibrant vegetation, offering a serene setting for nature lovers.

Lautoka Sugar City: Suncoast is close to Lautoka, known as the "Sugar City" for its historical sugar cane industry.

Vuda Point: Vuda Point in Suncoast provides stunning marina views and is a popular spot for sailing enthusiasts.

Historical Sites: Explore historical sites in Suncoast, including old sugar mills and plantations, showcasing Fiji's rich history.

Getting to Suncoast is accessible via various means:

Road Transportation: Suncoast is well-connected by road. From Nadi International Airport, a scenic drive of approximately 2-3 hours provides easy access to this tranquil region. Taxis, rental cars, and private shuttles are available.

Bus Services: Public buses operate along this route, providing an affordable option for those seeking a more local and leisurely journey.

Resort Transfers: Many resorts in Suncoast offer transfer services for guests, ensuring a convenient and comfortable arrival experience.

With a range of transportation choices, reaching Suncoast is a seamless process, allowing you to embark on a peaceful Fijian retreat with ease.

Suncoast

Viti Levu’s best kept secret; this region of rugged mountains and sparkling offshore reefs is a haven for those seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure.

Explore the natural beauty and tranquillity of Fiji's Suncoast, where pristine beaches and local charm await.

Travel Guide to Suncoast, Fiji | Tourism Fiji

Taveuni Island, renowned as the "Garden Island" of Fiji, beckons with its enchanting charm throughout the year. Whether you prefer the vibrant greenery of its lush landscapes or the sunlit beauty of its coastal areas, Taveuni offers an alluring experience, making any time the perfect time to explore its tropical wonders.


Garden Island: Taveuni is often referred to as the "Garden Island" due to its lush landscapes and abundance of flora.

International Dateline: Taveuni is known for the "Dateline Hotel," where one can stand with a foot on each side of the International Dateline.

Rainbow Reef: Nearby Rainbow Reef is famous for its soft coral displays, attracting divers to explore its vibrant underwater world.


Flight: Taveuni is served by Matei Airport (TVU), which receives domestic flights from Nadi International Airport. Fiji Airways and other domestic carriers operate regular flights to Taveuni. The flight offers stunning views of Fiji's archipelago.

Boat: For a scenic journey, you can also reach Taveuni by sea. Ferries operate between Taveuni and Suva on the main island of Viti Levu. Additionally, boat transfers and cruises are available from neighboring islands and resorts.

Once on Taveuni, local transportation, rental cars, and resort transfers make it convenient to explore the island's natural wonders, including the Bouma National Heritage Park, vibrant coral reefs, and breathtaking waterfalls.

Taveuni

Head North to Fiji’s ‘Garden Isle’ for the perfect balance of relaxation and adventure in Taveuni’s colourful coral reefs and waterfall-laden forests.

Explore the lush beauty of Taveuni, Fiji's 'Garden Island,' renowned for its stunning waterfalls, vibrant coral reefs, and tropical rainforests.

Travel Guide to Taveuni Island, Fiji | Tourism Fiji

Vanua Levu, Fiji's second-largest island, welcomes visitors with its tropical charm throughout the year. Offering a delightful escape from the bustle, the island showcases its lush landscapes, warm hospitality, and diverse marine life irrespective of seasonal variations. Whether you seek vibrant greenery or sunny days, Vanua Levu promises an enchanting experience at any time.

Hidden Paradise: Vanua Levu is considered a hidden paradise, offering a quieter and more laid-back atmosphere than the main island.

Savusavu Hot Springs: Savusavu, known as the "Hidden Paradise," features hot springs believed to have therapeutic properties.

Pearl Farming: Vanua Levu is a hub for pearl farming, producing some of the world's finest pearls in the crystal-clear waters.

Great Sea Reef: The Great Sea Reef, the third-largest barrier reef globally, surrounds Vanua Levu, providing excellent diving opportunities.

Cultural Immersion: Vanua Levu offers authentic cultural experiences, with friendly locals inviting visitors to explore their traditions and lifestyles.

Flight: Savusavu Airport (SVU) and Labasa Airport (LBS) are the main airports on Vanua Levu. Domestic flights connect these airports to Nadi International Airport. Fiji Airways and other carriers operate regular flights, providing a convenient air travel option.

Ferry: For those who prefer a scenic journey, ferries operate between Viti Levu (Suva) and Vanua Levu (Savusavu). This maritime option allows travelers to enjoy the picturesque seascape during their voyage.

Once on Vanua Levu, various transportation options, including taxis, rental cars, and resort transfers, make it easy to explore the island's natural beauty, hot springs, and vibrant coral reefs.

Vanua Levu

Laid back and uncrowded, Vanua Levu’s tropical beauty and simple, slow pace make it the perfect place to reboot.

Experience the tranquility of Vanua Levu, Fiji's second-largest island, offering secluded beaches, warm hospitality, and authentic Fijian culture.

Travel Guide to Vanua Levu, Fiji | Tourism Fiji

Suva invites visitors year-round, offering its unique charm without being bound by specific seasons. Whether you appreciate sunshine or occasional rain showers, Suva ensures an engaging experience throughout any time of the year.

Cultural Hub: Suva, the capital, is a bustling cultural hub with a mix of modern city life and traditional Fijian influences.

Fiji Museum: The Fiji Museum in Suva showcases the country's rich cultural history, featuring artifacts and exhibits.

Thurston Gardens: Thurston Gardens is a botanical haven in Suva, offering a tranquil escape with diverse plant species.

Vibrant Markets: Suva's municipal markets are vibrant, offering fresh produce, handicrafts, and a glimpse into daily Fijian life.

Government Buildings: The iconic government buildings in Suva reflect colonial architecture and historical significance.


 Accessing Suva from Nadi International Airport is convenient with various transportation options:

Road Travel: A picturesque drive of approximately 4 hours connects Nadi to Suva. Taxis, rental cars, and private shuttles are readily available.

Bus Services: Public buses operate between Nadi and Suva, providing a cost-effective and scenic journey for those who prefer a more leisurely pace.

Domestic Flights: Alternatively, domestic flights from Nadi to Nausori International Airport, near Suva, offer a quicker travel option.

Suva's accessibility ensures that you can seamlessly reach Fiji's bustling capital, ready to explore its dynamic offerings.

Suva

Suva, Fiji’s capital and largest city is located on Viti Levu’s south-eastern coast. Suva offers a mix of historical sites, museums, parks, local markets and a vibrant nightlife.

Experience the lively culture and urban charm of Suva, Fiji's capital city, with a rich blend of history and modernity.

Travel Guide to Suva, Fiji | Tourism Fiji

The Yasawa Islands, a pristine Fijian archipelago, enchant visitors with their natural beauty year-round. Offering a timeless tropical escape, the Yasawas showcase crystal-clear waters, powdery beaches, and vibrant coral reefs. Whether you prefer sun-soaked days or the occasional tropical shower, the Yasawa Islands promise an idyllic retreat at any time.

Island Hop: Book a &#39;Bula&#39; or &#39;Awesome&#39; Pass with South Sea Cruises to hop between island resorts at your leisure and explore a different island every few days. Sawa-i-Lau Caves:This high limestone island in the northern Yasawas, features majestic seawater limestone caves. A swim within these caves is a must-do Yasawa adventure. Blue Lagoon: The vivid Blue Lagoon - surrounded by the islands of Nanuya, Matacawalevu, Tavewa and Nacula in the northern end of the island chain - is an ideal spot for snorkelling. The area is the location of the Hollywood movie &#39;The Blue Lagoon&#39; starring Brook Shields. Manta Ray Season: Giant manta rays frequent the channel near Drawaqa Island during the May to October manta season, offering incredible snorkeling experiences. Shark Adventures: One for your bucketlist - snorkel or dive with sharks on remote reefs in the Sourthern Yasawa islands

Seaplane/ Helicopter: For a scenic and swift arrival, seaplanes and helicopters operate from Nadi International Airport, providing breathtaking aerial views of the Yasawa Islands. This option is ideal for those seeking a unique and efficient transfer. Ferry: Yasawa Flyer, a catamaran ferry, operates daily services from Denarau Marina to various Yasawa Islands. This offers a picturesque journey across the azure waters, allowing travelers to soak in the beauty of the Fijian seascape. Cruise: Cruise operators also offer voyages to the Yasawa Islands, providing an opportunity to explore multiple islands during your journey. This leisurely option is perfect for those who wish to savor the maritime charm of the region. Upon reaching the Yasawa Islands, local transport, water taxis, and resort transfers facilitate easy exploration of the diverse islands, each offering its own unique charm, traditional Fijian culture, and adventure opportunities.

Yasawa Islands

Find bliss under a palm tree in the gorgeous Yasawa islands. If ever your tropical island fantasies came true, this strand of 20 exquisite islands would be high on that list.

Experience tropical paradise in Fiji's Yasawa Islands. Explore 20 exquisite islands, pristine beaches, and more. Plan your dream getaway today.

Travel Guide to Yasawa Islands, Fiji | Tourism Fiji

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