The Islands of Fiji

With 333 islands dotted throughout the Fiji Islands archipelago, visiting this beautiful region offers visitors a unique experience where natural beauty abounds.

Snorkel shallow reefs close to shore or explore dive sites rated the best in the world.  Ride a jet boat along a hidden river estuary or trek through a tropical rainforest where you may discover a pristine waterfall or sacred cave. Explore a local town and shop for local produce and handicrafts.  Sail the magnificence of the Yasawa Islands or take a safari into the highlands to see rugged peaks and remote villages… the list is endless and, whatever your idea of the perfect holiday, the magnificent Fiji Islands have it all!

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Nadi and Denarau

Fiji’s capital, Nadi, is the centre of the action with plenty of shopping.

Denarau Island is only 20 mins from Nadi Airport. It’s a tourist hot spot and features world-renowned resorts along with the largest single collection of quality shopping and dining in Fiji. You’ll also find the Denarau Golf and Racquet Club which features an 18 hole championship International golf course.

Denarau Port is the launching point to the outer island.

Things to do in Nadi and Denarau
  • Golf and tennis
  • Sky diving
  • Jet boating
  • Sri Suva Subramaniya Swami Temple
  • Central Highlands Trekking
  • Garden of the Sleeping Giant
  • Sabeto hot springs and mud pools
  • Nausori Highlands Tour

Coral Coast

The Coral Coast is the perfect place to relax and rewind and offers a wide range of accommodation options to suit all budgets. Due to it’s close proximity to Nadi Airport, it’s one of Fiji’s most popular holiday destinations.

The Coral Coast stretches 130km and is accessible by road from either Nadi or Suva. Protected from onshore swells by a fringing reed, the coast is a mix of white sand and coral beaches. Most Coral Coast beaches offer calm swimming conditions for families with young children while others are strictly for keen surfers when South Pacific conditions are right.

The Coral Coast offers a variety of cultural and outdoor activities for visitors of all ages.

Things to do on the Coral Coast
  • Kula Eco Park
  • Tavuni Hill Fortification
  • Sigatoka River Safari
  • Momi Bay & The Momi Gun Site
  • Sigatoka Sand Dunes
  • Biausevu Waterfall
  • Nahehe Cave Tour
  • Coral Coast Railway

Kadavu Islands

Kadavu is Fiji’s fourth-largest island.  It’s renowned for being largely untouched (there are few roads) making it a drawcard for nature lovers. The island’s deeply indented bays, fringed by coral reefs and mangrove forest provide habitat to a host of birds including the endemic Kadavu musk parrot. Forest openings reveal lizards basking on rocks, and butterflies spiralling skyward in a lazy dance.

The Great Astrolabe Reef, one of the largest continuous reefs in the world, wraps from the northeast to the southern side of the island.

Having maintained its strong cultural values the general population leads fairly subsistent lifestyles in sleepy coastal villages dwarfed by mountainous jungles and waterfalls plummeting from the hilltops.

Things to do in the Kadavu Islands
  • Snorkelling and diving
  • Natural walks and hiking
  • Flora and fauna discovery
  • Village tours and cultural discovery

Pacific Harbour and the Outer Islands

Pacific Harbour Fiji is a mini-metropolis located on the south coast of Viti Levu and features a long stretch of beach that overlooks Beqa Passage with Beqa Island and Lagoon in the distance. The region is known as the ‘Adventure Capital of Fiji”. Here you can experience everything from mild excitements to full-blown adrenaline rushes. Additionally, it’s a good base to explore the mountainous hinterland of Vitu Levu. 

Beqa Lagoon is one of the world’s most exceptional dive spots.  The water is warm and visibility is great so you won’t miss the beautiful corals and schools of colourful fish.

Resorts on this coastline are not as prolific as the Coral Coast further west and that’s part of the attraction.

Things to do in Pacific Harbour
  • Discover hidden waterfalls
  • Arts village tours
  • Fishing
  • Championship 18-hole golf course
  • Navua River Village Tour
  • Zip-lining
  • Snorkelling and scuba diving
  • Hiking and trekking

Suva

Suva is Fiji’s administrative capital.  Located on a peninsula that formed a natural harbour, access to the sea and ports beyond Suva’s link to the resort of the South Pacific.

Eventually, much of the mangrove-lined coast was reclaimed as the village morphed into a city. The port of Suva plays a significant role in Suva’s position as the third-largest urban centre in the South Pacific behind New Zealand and Australia.

Here you’ll discover a bustling town flourishing with vibrant markets and stalls.

Things to do in Suva
  • Suva Municpal Market
  • Thurston Gardens and Fiji Museum
  • Wilderness Ethnic Adventures
  • Colo-i-Suva Forest Reserve
  • Dining and Nightlife

Mamanuca Islands

The Mamanuca Islands is about crystal clear waters, palm-fringed beaches and swaying hammocks.  It’s a picture-perfect paradise.

The Mamanucas is home to some of Fiji’s best luxury resorts. It’s proximity to Nadi allows easy access by boat, planes and helicopter.

Things to do in the Mamanuca Islands
  • World class surfing (Cloudbreak)
  • Explore uninhabited islands
  • Diving and snorkelling
  • Cloud 9
  • Cruises and sailing

The Yasawa Islands

This chain of 20 islands is at the top of the Mamanuca Islands.  With stunning white-sand beaches, clear blue lagoons and varied terrains, the Yasawas is one of Fiji’s most attractive destinations.

The charm of the Yasawas is its remoteness which means it’s void of extensive commercial development. The area has plenty of activities on offer and is also a great spot for blissful relaxation.

The southern Yasawas are ruggedly magnificent and the location of the Hollywood film, “Blue Lagoon”.

Cruising The Yaswawas is another popular option for discovering the amazing diversity and hidden wonders of this beautiful region.

Things to do in the Yasawas
  • Sailing and cruising
  • Visit Blue Lagoon
  • Snorkelling and diving
  • Surfing
  • Nanuya Lailai
  • Sawa i lau Caves

Northern Fiji (Vanua Levu and Savusavu)

Savusavu is considered one of Fiji’s best-kept secrets and is affectionately termed “the hidden paradise of Fiji”.  The area is renowned for its natural beauty, spectacular diving, local hospitality and sustainable, and eco-friendly resorts.

Things to do in Northern Fiji
  • Hiking
  • Sailing and cruising
  • Snorkelling and diving
  • Surfing

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No-one knows the extraordinary Fiji Islands like we do

We are specialist Fiji travel agents located in New Zealand and can organise every aspect of your holiday, wedding, honeymoon or corporate event in Fiji. Whether your planning a family holiday, romantic escapeadventurous vacation or group getaway, we are here to help. Our Fiji travel experts have been travelling to Fiji for decades and know everything about this beautiful tropical paradise.  We know exactly which resorts will suit your specific requirements and budget.

We know that an off-the-shelf holiday package may not suit your requirements. Perhaps you want something unique and personalised? That’s why our Fiji travel specialists are different from other companies. We believe that every holiday should be special. It’s because we love Fiji so much that we dedicate ourselves to tailor-making the Fijian holiday of your dreams.

Additionally, we are Fiji Matai specialists.  To achieve this accreditation, a travel agency must be knowledgeable about Fiji’s tourism products and can create an enhanced Fiji experience for their travel customers. The Fiji Matai program, created by Tourism Fiji, provides the international travel industry with knowledge about Fiji and it’s tourism industry.

When you work with our expert Fiji travel agents here at Forever Fiji New Zealand, you can sit back, relax and dream in anticipation of your amazing Fiji holiday as we do all the planning for you.

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