fiji

Turquoise lagoons, ancestral traditions, and slow island rhythms create a journey where connection, culture, and natural beauty unfold effortlessly.

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$1,400+

7+ days

may-oct

Warm Water, Warmer Welcome

THREE HUNDRED ISLANDS, ONE FEELING

Fiji is an archipelago of more than 300 islands, and only about a third of them are inhabited, which is exactly why it still feels undiscovered despite decades of honeymoon fame. Beyond the overwater bungalow clichés, Fiji is built on "bula" hospitality, a genuine warmth locals extend to visitors, coral reefs among the most biodiverse in the Pacific, and a mix of high-end resort islands and barely-touched outer islands depending on how far you're willing to go.

Where to go in fiji

Fiji's main international gateway and the launch point for most island-hopping itineraries, home to the Garden of the Sleeping Giant orchid gardens and the ornate Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple, the largest Hindu temple in the Southern Hemisphere.

nadi

A colorful Hindu temple tower (Gopuram) with intricate carvings and statues, set against a bright blue sky with some clouds, and red flowers in the foreground.

Mamanuca Islands

A cluster of small islands just off Nadi, the most accessible and resort-dense part of Fiji, postcard white sand and easy day-trip access to some of the country's best surf breaks and snorkeling.

An aerial view of a sandy beach with clear, turquoise water, and a line of palm trees casting shadows on the beach.

fezYasawa Islands

A remote, less developed chain further north, where small guesthouses and eco-resorts replace the resort density of the Mamancas, closer to how Fiji felt before mass tourism arrived.

A scenic coastal view featuring a sandy shoreline with plants in the foreground, a boat anchored in clear water, tree-covered hills, and a partly cloudy blue sky.

Known as the "Garden Island," Taveuni is one of Fiji's most biodiverse spots, rainforest waterfalls, rare bird species, and some of the best scuba diving in the South Pacific along the Somosomo Strait.