The Happy Fiji

            Bula! Let’s explore the heart of the South Pacific, Fiji today. The archipelago has been blessed with 333 tropical islands that are home to happiness.

Map of Fiji Island

People of Fiji

            In Fiji, there is a place called Lau Group. It is made up of a few small islands in Fiji’s Far East, offers a glimpse of Fiji often not seen by tourists. Mostly undeveloped, life here is simple and somewhat wild – there are no restaurants or hotels, and only two islands have guesthouses. If you’re prepared to venture off the beaten track you’ll get to experience Lau’s unique culture. If you want to see a place that’s utterly unspoiled, while still offering the traditional Fijian hospitality, then visiting the Lau Group is your chance. You may visit here for more information.

            Next, Fiji also offers a town which is the centre of Hinduism and Islam to be visited by the tourists, called Nadi. Nearly everyone who visits Fiji comes to Nadi. This bustling multi-cultural town is the main hub for international traveler and offers great places to eat, drink and shop. Main Street is the centre of action with plenty of shopping, and the latest Hindi or Fijian music playing from every storefront. With its wide range of quality accommodation and close proximity to Denarau Island and the Mamanucas, Nadi is the ideal place to base yourself during your trip.

            Lastly, if you come to Fiji, do visit the Pacific Harbour. The area lives up to its reputation as a spot for adrenaline junkies, offering a wide variety of activities to get your heart racing, from surfing and shark feeding to four-wheel-drive tours. For a more laid-back experience try a round of golf on the championship course, or enjoy a spot of fishing. There’s a good range of accommodation types, from budget offerings to some of Fiji’s finest hotels, and plenty of dining options.