With its friendly ‘bula’ charm, sugar-white beaches, warm tropical breezes and intimate beach resorts specialising in honeymoon packages, the islands of Fiji are a long-time favourite with honeymoon couples.
Fiji offers a choice of more than 300 sun-kissed tropical islands scattered across several island groups, with an exceptional range of beach resorts and outdoor activities for adventurous honeymoon couples.
Although the coastline of Viti Levu is scattered with many fine beaches, Fiji’s main island is better known for alternative beachside activities centred along the southern coast around Pacific Harbour, a 45-minute drive from the capital, Suva.
From the ‘Adventure Capital of Fiji', honeymoon couples can easily explore the mountains and lush tropical wilderness of Fiji’s interior: hike the rolling grasslands of the Nausori Highlands, raft or kayak the tumbling Navua and Luva rivers and learn about traditional Fijian culture at the Fijian Arts Village.
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Blessed with year-round sunshine, calm seas, gentle breezes and just a short boat ride from Nadi, the Mamanuca Islands are perfect for a relaxing or active honeymoon.
With a mix of tiny flat atolls and mostly small, hilly islands covered by grassy ridges and indented with gorgeous powder-white beaches that edge turquoise lagoons, the 23 islands of the Mamanuca Group are famous for capturing the essence of Fiji and the hearts of couples wanting an idyllic beach honeymoon.
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The Yasawa Islands are a chain of volcanic sun-kissed islands famous for crystal clear lagoons and gorgeous beaches.
Discover more than 20 sun-kissed islands, home to a choice of luxury beach resorts and gorgeous sugar-white beaches lapped by tranquil reef-fringed lagoons – perfect for honeymoon couples who want to sunbathe, swim, snorkel or scuba dive.
Lying just north of the Mamanuca Islands, the Yasawa Islands stretch for 80km along the north west coast of Viti Levu.
Often referred to as the ‘Garden Island’ of Fiji, Taveuni is famous for its lush rainforest and idyllic sugar-white beaches that front a choice of beach resorts. Nearby lie the smaller islands of Matangi and Qamea.
Renowned for eco-tourism, the islands of Vanua Levu, Taveuni and several smaller islets lie north of Viti Levu, and are ideal for honeymoon couples who enjoy scenic walks and bird watching.
Often referred to as the ‘Garden Island’ of Fiji, Taveuni is famous for its lush rainforest and idyllic sugar-white beaches.
The Southern Islands – located to the south of Viti Levu – offer a range of activities for the adventurous honeymoon couple.
Kadavu Island is home to scenic hiking trails and the world famous diving spot of Great Astrolabe Reef, Beqa Island is renowned for Fijian firewalkers as well as scuba diving, snorkeling and surfing at Frigate Passage, while Vatulele Island is famous for some of Fiji’s best beaches, limestone caves and ancient rock paintings.
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Fiji offers a huge range of water- and land-based leisure activities for couples that want to do more than simply relax on the beach or poolside sipping cocktails.
Go white-water rafting through tropical rainforest in the lush highlands of Viti Levu, snorkel offshore reefs in the Mamanuca Islands, explore on horseback the hilly grassland peaks of the Yasawa Islands or try scuba diving Kadavu Island’s world-famous Great Astrolabe Reef.
Paddle cascading rivers or hike trails through tropical rainforest to secluded coves and white-sand beaches.
Hike scenic trails looking out for native birdlife in the unspoiled rainforest of Bouma National Heritage Park on Fiji's ‘garden isle’ of Taveuni or surf waves at Frigate Passage on Beqa Island.
Learn about Fijian culture by taking part in the kava ceremony, watching traditional dancing, visiting a 200-year-old village or exploring a fort dating back to the Fiji wars of the 1800s.
Home to more than 1200 species of fish and 12 species of whale and dolphin, the Fiji archipelago offers a rich variety of colourful soft coral reefs and crystal-clear nutrient-rich waters perfect for scuba diving and snorkelling.
The waters around Kadavu Island, Taveuni Island off Savasavu and at Beqa lagoon are especially rich in marine life and provide some of the best diving and snorkeling in Fiji.
Read more about scuba diving in Fiji…
For the gnarliest waves in Fiji, surf the famous Namotu Left and Cloudbreak in the Mamanucas – renowned as the most challenging surf breaks in the South Pacific; Frigates Passage, a left-hand break noted for consistently good big barrels and long rides; the reef breaks off Tavarua in the Mamanuca Group; and off Beqa and Kadavu in the southern islands.
For the best waves, come between April and December.
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The protected waters around Kadavu in the Southern Islands and the Yasawa Group are perfect for exploring headlands and finding secluded coves along the coastline.
Kayaking is best from May to October. Most beach resorts provide complimentary sea kayaks for guests.
A variety of cruising options allow you to explore the stunning Mamanuca and Yasawa island groups for a day or longer, with stopovers to swim, snorkel, enjoy a beach picnic or visit wildlife conservation areas, such as the one on Tivua Island – a sanctuary for turtles during the nesting season.
If you’re honeymooning in the Yasawa Islands, take a guided swimming tour through the dark, mystical limestone caverns of Sawa-i-Lau Island – made famous in the movie, The Blue Lagoon. However, everywhere in Fiji is perfect for swimming.
Hook up a charter for Spanish mackerel, marlin, yellow fin tuna, trevally and dolphin fish. The reefs around Beqa and Kadavu in the Southern Islands and the northern coast of Taveuni around Matangi Island and Laucala offer some of the best fishing areas.
Fiji offers a choice of scenic hiking trails along rugged coastlines, through tropical rainforest and over hilly grassland with panoramic ocean vistas.
Look out for exotic wildlife such as fruit bats, barking pigeons and colourful parrots as your guide points out native Fijian plants and wildflowers on a hike through Colo-i-Suva Forest Park on Viti Levu or Bouma National Forest Park on Taveuni.
See marine turtles on the Lavena Coastal Walk along the south-east coast of Taveuni or the noisy Kadavu parrot (kaka), fantail and honeyeater birds in the rugged rolling hills of Kadavu Island.
Choose from white-water rafting adventures or traditional bilibili (bamboo raft) tours to explore local rivers such as the Navua River in East Viti Levu.
Paddle through pristine rainforest and discover stunning mountain gorges, traditional villages and refreshing waterholes beneath tumbling waterfalls – perfect for a refreshing dip.
Don’t miss visiting Naihehe Caves in the Sigatoka Valley – once the site of an ancient pagan fortress, you can still see the ritual sacrificial platform and oven used by cannibal warriors of yesteryear.
Saddle up and ride across the lush backcountry highlands of Taveuni Island or on Viti Levu, choose either the hills above Nadi or the pure white sand of Natadola Beach.
Tee-off on a choice of courses dotted around Fiji: on Viti Levu, try the Pearl Championship Golf Course & Country Club, an 18-hole course located at Pacific Harbour; the 9-hole course at the Fiji Mocamo Hotel near Nadi or the Fiji Golf Club in Suva.
Other courses include the Denarau Golf and Racquet Club, a premier championship 18-hole course located behind the Sheraton Fiji Resort on Denarau Island; the Executive Golf Course at the Shangri-La Fijian Resort on Yanuca (Yar-nootha) Island; Koro Sun Resort in Savusavu; and Taveuni Estates on Taveuni.
For the best buys check out the golden, yellow pearls now being created in the waters around Savusava as well as locally produced handicrafts including mats, shell buttons, yaqona bowls and printed tapa cloth.
Other great souvenirs are colourful bula print shirts and sulu wraparound skirts, Indian saris, jewellery and artifacts such as war clubs, cannibal forks and spears.
Fiji offers adventurous souls a choice of attractions from sampling traditional Fijian life to spotting wildlife and hiking through pristine wilderness.
Explore on horseback the hilly grassland peaks of the Yasawa Islands, hike scenic trails looking out for native birdlife in the unspoiled rainforest of Bouma National Heritage Park on Fiji's ‘garden isle’ of Taveuni or journey through Fiji's archaeological and indigenous cultural history at the Fiji Museum in Suva
Fiji's choice of attractions including the following…
Explore on foot the largest rainforest preserve in Fjij – a 15,000ha tropical rainforest reserve on Taveuni Island, with trails leading to waterfalls, volcanic peaks and sea-pounded cliffs.
Try the Bouma Falls trail to Tavoro Falls (photo) or enjoy coastal breezes along the scenic Lavena Coastal Walk, which follows an ancient coastal track fringed by a forest to one side and secluded beaches and coves on the other side.
More about Bouma National Heritage Park…
While on Viti Levu Island, discover the following sights…
Explore a 6km-long network of walking trails that snake through this lush 250ha rainforest park, located just a 12-minute drive from Suva.
Try to spot some of the 14 species of colourful bird life including scarlet robins, spotted fantails, Fiji goshawks and barking pigeons. Then go swimming in a natural waterhole 150m above sea level.
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Choose from several walking trails, which weave through native forest and grassland to scenic waterfalls.
Hike to the summit of Castle Rock for panoramic vistas over the Mamanuca and Yasawa islands or to Mount Batilamu for views over Nadi Bay.
Koroyanitu National Heritage Park is located in the mountains, around 15km southeast of Lautoka.
More about Koroyanitu National Heritage Park…
Get up close to nature at this conservation park located on the Coral Coast of Viti Levu.
Spot many of Fiji’s rarest fauna, including the red-breasted musk parrot, golden and orange dove, peregrine falcons, crested and banded iguanas and flying fox bruit bats.
Here you can challenge an iguana to a staring competition or watch fruit bats munch on a mango.
More about Kula Eco Park…
Rent a 4WD and discover rural Fiji amid the beautiful grassy Nausori Highlands with panoramic views over the Mamanuca and Yasawa islands from Mount Vatutoka – just don’t go on Sunday; you’ll interrupt the traditional Christian day of rest and prayer.
Hire a 4WD or join a cultural tour from Nadi to explore this picturesque village of 200 authentic single room bures made from bamboo and thatch set amid stunning mountain scenery on the Ba River.
Join a traditional welcoming ceremony over a cup of kava, made from the roots of the native yaqona tree. Navala Village is located in the scenic Nausori Highlands, around 50-minutes drive from Nadi.
Take a walk through some of these extensive sand dunes covering 650ha hectares that range from 20m- to 60m-high. Perhaps discover some ancient pottery – archaeological excavations have uncovered pottery more than 2600 years old, as well as one of the largest burial sites in the Pacific.
Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park is located at the mouth of the Sigatoka River on the Coral Coast.
In Nadi, pop into the largest Hindu temple in the southern hemisphere (after first removing your shoes), admire sacred statues and colourful frescoes created by Indian craftsmen and perhaps catch the monthly Karthingai Puja Festival.
Join a rafting safari down the Upper Navua River and enjoy fast-flowing, shallow class III rapids that flow into a narrow 7m-wide, 40m-high black volcanic gorge partially covered with ferns and native vegetation.
Paddle past countless waterfalls and journey through some of Fiji’s most stunning scenery. Later enjoy a swim in the fresh mountain water.
Take a journey into Fiji's archaeological and indigenous cultural history in this excellent museum, home to a fascinating collection that dates back 3700 years.
See the massive 13.43m-long Ratu Finau – Fiji's last waqa tabus (double hulled canoe) as well as an array of war clubs, cannibal utensils, tanoa bowls, jewellery and other relics that offer a vivid insight into Fijian traditional life.
Fiji offers a huge choice of resorts to suit all budgets, from large 300-room resorts complete with several bars, restaurants and swimming pools to small intimate beach resorts – perfect for a honeymoon or romantic getaway.
Choose a luxury European-style hotel room or play ‘Robinson Crusoe’ in a thatched-roof bure facing a sugar-white beach, with a range of creature comforts just a short walk away.
Here's a selection of some of the best 5-star resorts in Fiji…
Vatulele Island Resort
Location: Vatulele Island (south of Viti Levu)
Rating: 5-star
Prices: from AUD1915 per room
Description: Choose from a range of traditional Fijian thatched-roofed bures or lodge in the Vale Viqi (Pink House) honeymoon bure, which comes with its own private beach, plunge pool and a unique two-person, face-to-face tub in the middle of the large bathroom. This luxurious resort sits on one of Fiji's best beaches, a gorgeous 1km-long stretch of sugar-white sand, and is a favourite haunt of Hollywood stars. Facilities incl.: Restaurant, bar, laundry service, massage, free Wi-Fi, room service, tennis court and various water sports.
Royal Davui Island Resort
Location: Beqa Island, Royal Davui Island
Rating: 5-star
Prices: from AUD1829 per room
Description: Set on 10 acres of lush tropical landscape, Royal Davui Island Resort offers the ultimate luxury escape. All stunning villas boast a private heated plunge pool and a relaxing spa bath. Top up your tan on the sun deck. The resort features private beach areas and a range of watersports including diving and snorkeling. Guest can indulge in a massage at the spa. Work out in the fitness centre, and then have a relaxing dip in the outdoor pool. All air-conditioned villas offer free WiFi and a twice daily maid service. Boasting stunning sea views, they also offer a dining and lounge area. The bathroom offers bath robes and free toiletries. A daily à la carte breakfast, lunch and dinner are included – choose from a range of local and international cuisines. There is an onsite bar/restaurant, as well as room service. Royal Davui Resort access is by the Pacific Harbour Jetty which is a 2.5-hour drive from Nadi. The resort can arrange your transfers.
The Wakaya Club & Spa
Location: Wakaya Island, Lomaiviti Group (east of Viti Levu)
Rating: 5-star
Prices: from AUD2,543 per room
Description: The Wakaya Club & Spa is a luxury private island resort unlike any other in the world. This serene retreat in Fiji offers gracious living, sophisticated cuisine and unparalleled leisure opportunities in one of the most remote and pristine corners of the world.Ten free-standing waterfront Fijian suites or bures. Each bure is a luxurious hideaway located just steps from the Pacific ocean and is designed to indulge you in the beauty of the island while providing every conceivable comfort. Rates include all meals, beverages and 2 dives per day per certified diver. Couples Breeze Spa Retreats, Golf, Tennis, Snorkeling, fitness centre, Village Church and much more to explore on this 2,200 acre private island.
Vomo Island Resort
Location: Vomo Island, Mamanuca Islands
Rating: 5-star
Prices: from AUD1529 per room
Description: Situated on a private island, Vomo Island Resort offers free non-motorised water sports (including snorkelling) and free access to the 9-hole golf course. All restaurant meals are included in the price. Vomo Island Resort Fiji is situated in the Mamanua Islands, a 15-minute helicopter or seaplane ride from Nadi International Airport. Guests receive a welcome gift of a bottle of wine and fruit basket. Each villa is air-conditioned and features a private patio with outdoor seating and views of the sea or gardens. Some villas have direct access to the beach. Private bathrooms have a spa bath, slippers and bathrobes. For total relaxation, Vomo Spa offers a range of facials, hand and foot treatments, body treatments and couples packages. There is also a fully equipped fitness centre, tennis court and kids club. Enjoy spectacular sunsets and free early evening canapés from The Rocks Bar. Reef Restaurant overlooks the main swimming pool, while Vuda Bar has an open-air seating area. Non-alcoholic beverages (including your minibar) are also included in the price.
Likuliku Lagoon Resort
Location: Malolo Island, Mamanuca Islands
Rating: 5-star
Prices: from AUD1,480 per room
Description: Set on a private white sand beach, this resort is in Malolo Island, within the vicinity of Musket Cove Marina and Cloud 9 Fiji. All 45 rooms feature thoughtful touches like pillow menus and bathrobes, along with conveniences such as sitting areas and refrigerators. Guests will also find free WiFi, furnished balconies or patios, and iPod docks. At Likuliku Lagoon Resort, relax by an outdoor pool or hit the private white sand beach where you can enjoy snorkeling.
Turtle Island Resort
Location: Nanuya Levu Island
Rating: 5-star
Prices: from AUD3,000 per room (All-inclusive)
Description: Unwind in front of an idyllic, half-moon-shaped beach overlooking ‘the Blue Lagoon’. Only couples and singles are accepted here (except during certain family weeks in July and at Christmas). All 14 individually decorated rooms feature MP3 docks and 24-hour room service. Conveniences include living rooms and refrigerators, and guests will appreciate thoughtful touches like free minibar items and bathrobes. Facilities incl.: Restaurant, bar, Hawaiian-style therapeutic massage and room service.
Yasawa Island Resort and Spa
Location: Yasawa Island, Yasawa Islands
Rating: 5-star
Prices: from AUD1652 per room
Description: Set on one of Fiji's most remote islands and surrounded by 11 beaches, Yasawa Island Resort offers stunning ocean views, a restaurant and day spa. All meals and non-alcoholic beverages are included. Guests can play tennis, relax by the pool or go snorkelling, windsurfing and kayaking. The Baravi Spa is located just metres from the water’s edge and offers beautiful views from the massage deck. All accommodation at Yasawa Resort features Fijian décor and a patio offering ocean and beach views. A private open-air shower, secure lock-up drawer and a hammock are standard in all suites and bungalows. The restaurant serves an à la carte menu featuring locally-caught seafood. The chef can provide a picnic basket for private dining under the stars. You can enjoy poolside cocktails and free Wi-Fi at Manasa’s Bar. Yasawa Island is a 35-minute scenic flight from Nadi International Airport. It is then a 10-minute transfer to Yasawa Island Resort & Spa by the resort’s shuttle service.
Taveuni Palms Resort
Location: Taveuni Island
Rating: 5-star
Prices: from AUD2,486 per room
Description: Boasting a beautiful beachfront location, Taveuni Palms Resort offers luxurious self-contained villas each with a private swimming pool. Guests enjoy free daily breakfast, lunch and dinner, as well as a free 1-hour massage upon arrival. All air-conditioned villas boast a patio with stunning sea views. They offer free WiFi and use of an iPad. They have a fully equipped kitchen and indoor/outdoor dining areas. All villas feature 7 personal staff including a manager and 2 chefs. Your free meals include breakfast, lunch, 5-course dinner as well as non-alcoholic beverages. Housekeeping is twice daily. The property has a private beach where you can enjoy free snorkeling and kayaking. Diving, fishing and horse riding is available for an additional charge. There is also a spa and wellness centre. Taveuni Palms Resort is located on Taveuni Island. It is a 2-minute drive from Matei Airport, guests receive free return transfers.
Taveuni Island Resort & Spa
Location: Taveuni Island
Rating: 5-star
Prices: from AUD734 per room
Description: The luxurious Taveuni Island Resort & Spa is set on 10 acres of tropical gardens, a 2-minute drive from Matei Airport on Taveuni Island. It features free airport transfers, private beach access and a restaurant with ocean views. The property enjoys a beautiful natural setting, surrounded by dense rainforests, waterfalls and streams. All villas enjoy views of the garden or the ocean. Each includes air conditioning, a spacious living area and a dining area. The en suite bathroom comes with free toiletries, bathrobes and a hairdryer. The property has an outdoor swimming pool with sun lounges. There is an on-site spa where guests can indulge in massages, facials and body scrubs. You also can enjoy the weekly Fijian Cultural Night, free use of kayaks, reef walks and free rental of snorkeling equipment. Your meals are provided at the on-site restaurant which has an al fresco deck. It features Fijian, Indian and continental dishes made from fresh local ingredients. An extensive wine list is available to complete your dining experience. Taveuni Island Resort & Spa is located at the northern end of Taveuni Island. It is a 90-minute flight from Nadi and a 45-minute flight from Suva.
Qamea Resort and Spa
Location: Qamea Island, off Taveuni Island
Rating: 4.5-star
Prices: from AUD717 per room
Description: This exclusive adults-only resort offers beachfront accommodation set amongst white sand beaches on the beautiful island of Qamea. Facilities include a PADI dive centre and a luxury day spa. Free activities include snorkelling, sea kayaking, volleyball, and visiting local villages. Guests can relax by the pool or at the Qamea Spa with a menu of Fijian body therapies and facial treatments. Accommodation options include luxurious traditional bures, and beachfront villas. All accommodation is air-conditioned and features spacious covered patio with outdoor furniture and a hammock. Some feature a private pool and a flat-screen TV. Qamea Restaurant serves local cuisine made from fresh seasonal produce. You can enjoy the relaxed atmosphere over a leisurely breakfast or a beachfront lunch.
Matangi Island Resort
Location: Matangi Island, off Taveuni
Rating: 4-star
Prices: from AUD781 per room
Description: Relax in one of Fiji’s best adults-only resorts facing a stunning blue bay. Honeymooner couples can choose from two romantic cliff-side bures and one set 6m-high in a shady Pacific almond tree. As well as scuba diving and snorkelling, this pristine private island offers hiking, kayaking, bird-watching, sailing, windsurfing and game fishing. Facilities incl.: Laundry service, massage, room service, spa, various water sports and wireless internet (near the office).
Nanuku Auberge Resort
Location: Pacific Harbour, Viti Levu
Rating: 5-star
Prices: from AUD1,509 per room
Description: Boasting rooms with private pools, a tour desk and free Wi-Fi, Nanuku Auberge Resort Fiji sits directly on the beachfront. Guests here enjoy free water sport activities including kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding, sailing and snorkelling. A free butler and nanny service is also available. Accommodation is air-conditioned and features a private patio with lovely sea views. It includes a flat screen IP TV with movies and both local and cable channels. The private bathroom has soft bathrobes, flip flops, a hairdryer and free toiletries. Lomana Spa and Wellness Centre offers a fitness centre with a personal trainer, a hair salon, a library and a games room. The on-site tour desk can arrange a variety of local sightseeing tours and activities including diving, river rafting and jet-ski tours. You can meet friends for a drink or a meal at The Kanavata Restaurant which serves delicious local and international cuisine. You can also relax poolside with a refreshing drink or cocktail at Wai Pool Bar. Nanuku Auberge Resort Fiji is a 3-minute drive from Pacific Harbour Village, known as the adventure capital of Fiji and is great for surfing. Suva is a 45-minute drive away, and Nadi Airport is 2 hours' drive away.
Westin Denarau Island Resort & Spa
Location: Denarau Island, Nadi
Rating: 5-star
Prices: from AUD454 per room
Description: Westin Denarau Island Resort & Spa, Fiji is an integrated resort complex with 6 swimming pools, 14 dining options, an 18-hole golf course and 10 tennis courts. This luxurious property enjoys a beachfront location at Denarau Island and is a 10-minute drive from Nadi Town. Free WiFi is available. All guest rooms include air conditioning, tea/coffee making facilities and flat-screen satellite TV. The en suite bathroom comes with free toiletries and a hairdryer. Slippers and a complimentary dental kit are provided. Guests can enjoy both motorised and non-motorised water sports on site. You can access the beach directly. There is also a day spa, a fitness centre and a hot tub. Meke Lounge offers exotic Cachaca sugarcane rum-based drinks, hand-rolled cigars and comfortable couches in a relaxed yet elegant setting. You can enjoy continental and cooked breakfast at the Ocean Terrace. Seasonal flavors can be sampled at Steakhouse by Peter Kuruvita. Fiji Westin Denarau Island Resort & Spa is a 3-minute drive from Port Denarau Marina and a 20-minute drive from Nadi International Airport.
Sofitel Fiji Resort & Spa Luxury Villas & Spa
Location: Denarau Island, Nadi
Rating: 5-star
Prices: from AUD408 per room
Description: Enjoying a stunning beachfront location, Sofitel Fiji Resort & So Spa offers an exclusive island retreat. Guests have access to a large lagoon-style pool, day spa, 3 restaurants and the adults only Waitui Beach Club. Guests enjoy free WiFi in the rooms. Sofitel Resort Fiji Resort & Spa features 296 modern rooms, each with a private balcony overlooking the ocean. All are air-conditioned and include an LED TV, minibar and personal electronic safe. All the rooms have stunning ocean views. All rooms have slippers and complimentary toothbrush and toothpaste. Guests can try water sports activities such as snorkelling, or work out in the fully equipped fitness centre. Sofitel Fiji Resort & So Spa is located next to the 18-hole Denarau Golf Club. So Spa offers private spa treatments with an air-conditioned massage pavilion, open-air shower and outdoor spa pool. Enjoy a candlelight dinner overlooking Nadi Bay or order in room service. With 4 bars to choose from, evenings can be spent sipping cocktails in the moonlight.
Sheraton Fiji Resort
Location: Denarau Island, Nadi
Rating: 5-star
Prices: from AUD406 per room
Description: Sheraton Fiji Resort boasts a waterfront location just 3 minutes’ drive from Port Denarau Marina. It offers an outdoor pool, direct beach access and a day spa. The guest rooms are beautifully furnished to create an idyllic South Pacific setting. All rooms include air conditioning, tea/coffee making facilities and flat-screen cable TV. Slippers and a complimentary dental kit are provided. You can pamper yourself at the day spa or work out at the fitness room. There is also a swim-up bar, a tennis court and water sports facilities. Sheraton Fiji Resort is part of a 5 star resort complex and guests have access to shared facilities at adjacent properties, including 14 dining venues. Flying Fish Restaurant Fiji by Celebrity Chef Peter Kuruvita serves a selection of fresh seafood and seasonal delights. Head over to Feast Restaurant to enjoy buffet-style meals while enjoying the views of the resort’s pool. Chime Lounge and Bar features a charismatic lounge-style setting with a spacious dance floor and daily live entertainment. Fiji Resort Sheraton is 7 km from Nadi Town and a 20-minute drive from Nadi International Airport. It is 25 km from Garden of the Sleeping Giant.
The best time to visit Fiji is during the dry winter season from June to September, when the weather is mainly dry and sunny – temperatures average a high of 28°C (82°F) but can range from a low of 18°C (64°F) to a peak of 32°C (90°F).
The seasonal transitional months of May and October can also be a good time to visit.
Fiji enjoys a tropical maritime climate without great extremes of heat or cold.
Typically, you can expect brief late afternoon rain showers at any time of year, with most rainfall in the mountainous regions of the main islands mainly away from coastal regions and the smaller islands.
The Mamanuca and Yasawa island groups receive the least amount of rainfall among the Fijian islands.
For more climate info: Fiji Weather Guide…
Fiji is located in the South Pacific, around 3000km (1864mi) east of Australia and around 2000km (1300mi) northeast of New Zealand's North Island.
Fiji comprises an archipelago of more than 330 islands, of which 110 are permanently inhabited. Viti Levu, home to the capital, Suva, and Vanua Levu are the largest islands.
The most convenient route to Fiji is by air to Nadi International Airport (NAN), located on the west coast of Viti Levu, about 10km (7mi) north of Nadi, and about 190km (120mi) northwest of Fiji's capital, Suva.
An alternative airport is Nausori International Airport (SUV), also known as Luvuluvu, located 23km (14mi) northeast of Suva. Nausori Airport mainly services domestic interisland flights but also receives direct flights from Auckland, NZ and Sydney, Australia.
Read more about how to get to Fiji…
Fiji is easy to get around with a choice of air and ferry connections between the islands, while hire cars, buses and taxis are good for exploring the main islands.
Fiji Airways, operating as Fiji Link (www.fijiairways.com), offers shuttle services throughout the islands. Flight time from Nadi to Suva is around 30 minutes.
Alternatively, chartered seaplanes or helicopters can get you almost everywhere in the Mamanuca and Yasawa island groups.
Inter-island travel is mainly by water taxis and/or ferries. Most resorts provide their own free pick-up and drop-off boat service. Yachts and cabin cruisers are available for charter and are a great way to explore the Fiji archipelago.
Read more about how to get around Fiji…
Latest update: Fiji Honeymoon: 14 January, 2023
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