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Reasons To
Visit Fiji

  • Culture

    Fiji is considered the most multicultural of all the South Pacific countries. Today Indigenous Fijians make up 50 percent of the country's population, while Indo-Fijians make up 45 percent. Indo-Fijians are descendants of Indian labourers brought to the islands by the British in the nineteenth century. There are also small groups of Europeans, Chinese and other Pacific Island minorities.

    Culture
  • Diving

    Fiji, with its warm clear waters and its abundance of reef life offers some of the worlds most spectacular diving. Diving is the best way to discover Fiji’s richest diversity of fauna, with hundreds of species of magnificently coloured and fantastically shaped hard coral found within the reefs and protected lagoons as well as parrot fish, clown fish sting rays, barracuda and reef sharks.

    Diving
  • Kava

    Yaqona drinking otherwise known as Kava is a big part of Fijian life and is in fact the national drink. The Kava plant is an infusion prepared from the root of the pepper plant. It is also a mild narcotic and after a few drinks one may feel a slight numbness of the lips!

    Kava
  • Kayaking

    Kayaking is one of the fastest growing activities in Fiji. Sea kayaking is a great way to explore the many beautiful Fijian islands and river kayaking is an excellent way to discover the fascinating rainforests of the Northern Islands of Vanua Levu and Taveuni.

    Kayaking
  • Meke

    The Meke is a traditional Fijian dance performance that enacts local stories and legends. Men, women and children all participate in the Meke, which is a combination of dance and repetitive rhythmic chanting.

    Meke
  • Snorkelling

    Snorkelling in Fiji is simply breathtaking! With its amazing coral reefs, diverse array of marine life and year round warm clear waters it’s something that you simply must try whilst visiting this fascinating destination.

    Snorkelling

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Visit Nadi, Fiji

The town of Nadi sits between the Nadi Bay, the Nausori Highlands and the beautiful Sabeto mountains to the north, and is surrounded by sugar cane fields and local settlements.

Nadi

Fiji

Nadi (pronounced nan-di) lies on the western shores of Viti Levu and is generally the first glimpse of Fiji travellers get.

The town itself sits between the Nadi Bay, the Nausori Highlands and the beautiful Sabeto mountains to the north, and is surrounded by sugar cane fields and local settlements.

Exploring Nadi

The Hindu Swami Temple in the centre of town is testament to the indentured labourers that arrived in the 1800's, and provides a colourful backdrop to the many souvenir shops and restaurants that jostle with each other along the main street.

Nadi is a busy hub for both tourists and locals alike, and although there is little on offer in terms of attractions, you are bound to find yourself a really good curry.

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