Between Cities:
Fiji is made up of more than 300 islands, so inter-island travel is part of the experience. Domestic flights, ferries, and high-speed catamarans connect major islands like Viti Levu, Vanua Levu, and the Mamanucas. Private boat charters and seaplanes are ideal for remote resorts.

Around Cities:
In main hubs like Nadi and Suva, taxis and hotel transfers are the norm. On smaller islands, there may be no cars at all—just sandy footpaths, bikes, or resort buggies. Wherever you are, the pace is relaxed and distances short. Getting around is part of the island charm.

Hotels & Resorts
From private-island villas to eco-chic beachfront bures, Fiji offers barefoot luxury with a warm heart. Resorts blend into their surroundings, offer immersive cultural touches, and provide a perfect balance between comfort and community.

Cruises
Cruising in Fiji reveals remote island chains, snorkeling sites, and untouched beaches. Small-ship and luxury yacht cruises offer access to places unreachable by road, with stops for village visits, waterfall hikes, and reef dives. For the ultimate escape, charter a catamaran and follow the sun.

Shop for:
Handmade pottery, woven mats, tapa cloth, and shell jewelry make meaningful keepsakes. Village markets and community cooperatives often sell crafts that directly support local artisans and preserve heritage techniques.

Eat:
Fijian cuisine is fresh and grounded in tradition—think coconut milk, taro, tropical fruit, and seafood caught just offshore. Try kokoda, a citrus-marinated fish dish, or attend a traditional lovo feast cooked underground.

Drink:
Fiji’s natural spring water is world-famous, but locals love herbal infusions, fresh tropical juices, and kava—a traditional root-based drink with ceremonial importance. Sip slowly, and respect its cultural significance.