"Fiji Me" it’s a way of making your paradise dreams come true.  In a world of over 333 islands and almost every conceivable activity to choose from, you can be assured of one thing when you arrive in our pleasant South Pacific destination… that you will experience memorable days and nights that will last a lifetime. 

Here in Fiji you can say, "Thrill Me" and then choose to hike mountain trails, raft white waters, or speed across and above the ocean surf.  You might also request, "Romance Me" and engage in every single type of romantic fantasy come true that your mind can possible dream up. You may hear our waters siren to you and say, "Dive Me" and we can take you down and along some of the most beautiful and colorful soft coral in the world. Fiji may call out for you to "Explore Me" when you can dawn your back pack and head across a country chock full of adventures and ‘adventurers’. Mingle with locals and you feel the need to say "Bula Me" and experience all the culture, traditions and legends of a once fierce but now fiercely happy and humble people. "Fiji Me"…it’s everything you want it to be

 Fiji Islands Sightseeing

Fiji is famous for the variety of activities available. These include snorkelling over shallow reefs close to shore, diving, which offers a full range of a underwater experiences, riding in a jetboat, trekking in the tropical rainforests, swimming in the crystal clear waters of a rushing river, or even a visit to a sacred cave- Naisese cave.

How about a full day or half day shopping tour of Suva, or a special week-long excursion around the major island where you can pilot a raft through raging rapids, sail through the magnificence of the Yasawa island chain or safari into the highlands to see rugged peaks and remote villages... from sightseeing to shopping we have it all in Fiji.

Fiji is famous for the variety of activities available. These include snorkelling over shallow reefs close to shore, diving, which offers a full range of a underwater experiences, riding in a jetboat, trekking in the tropical rainforests, swimming in the crystal clear waters of a rushing river, or even a visit to a sacred cave- Naisese cave.

How about a full day or half day shopping tour of Suva, or a special week-long excursion around the major island where you can pilot a raft through raging rapids, sail through the magnificence of the Yasawa island chain or safari into the highlands to see rugged peaks and remote villages... from sightseeing to shopping we have it all in Fiji.

Fiji Sightseeing in the Rainforests of Fiji

Fiji's rainforests are unique in that they have no harmful animals or insects. Here one can enjoy serene contemplation of nature in complete safety. Multi-hued birds flit from the trees, and if you are lucky you may spot several varieties of Fiji's tiny wild parrots. While the Fiji rainforest can be thick and impenetrable, you will find pathways used by the Fijians who know the jungle as well as you know your own living room.

Because of the mountainous nature of the Fiji islands, there are numerous streams and waterfalls, often with a cool pond in a rocky basin beneath the falls. One of the most famous Fijian waterfall is the sacred Bouma Falls on the Island of Taveuni, seen by the world in the motion picture "Return to the Blue Lagoon".

Here you will also find a natural waterslide, also featured in the movie, where local Fiji residents have enjoyed themselves for centuries. Fiji has no leeches or crocodiles, and Fijian wild streams and brooks are crystal clear and unpolluted.

Fiji Markets - Fiji Sightseeing

Whether shopping in Fiji or just browsing the Fiji Markets, here's your opportunity to become acquainted with some of the savviest Fijians as well the best barterers around. In Fiji, you'll discover unique cultural and historical artefacts, stylish international boutique fashions as well as budget gift and souvenir shops. Most Fiji stores are open 8am to 5pm or 6pm, sometimes later at hotels and resorts. Most stores are closed on Sundays. All of your major credit cards are widely accepted.

Some popular Fiji items to bring home for friends, family and business associates to enjoy, include Fijian inspired designer T-shirts, carved tanoa bowls, from which the "national drink yaqona" (kava) is mixed and served, Fijian replica war clubs, "cannibal forks" and Fijian combs. Handicraft like Fiji woven baskets and mats, masi (tapa cloth), animal wood carvings and pottery items are best sellers. And, for international fashion buffs, the ubiquitous sulu for men and women is Fiji's all-purpose, one-size-fits-all garment. Women wear them 100 different ways from a beachside wrap to an evening dress while men in Fiji business and government wear them as a day skirt.

Beyond the Fiji hotels and resorts, in our Fiji island towns and cities, you'll find a wide assortment of shops frequented by locals. Fijian shops offering glittering displays of gold jewellery along with cottons and silks are popular among and often owned by our Indian compatriots.

And, if you really love the age-old practice of bargaining, head for Cummings Street in Suva where it has reached the highest art form! Here are a select few of Fiji's most popular shopping emporiums not to be missed...

Fiji Sightseeing Highlights:

Island Cruises -
Day or half day cruises available from Nadi area to Mana, Plantation, Beachcomber, Castaway Island or a combination of these islands in the Mamanuca group.

Choose your mode of transport-Catamaran, Schooner, motor-sailor or Ketch! Choose from a range of cruise companies, including South Sea Cruises. Once you've landed, each island offers water sports, entertainment and dining.

Cultural River Cruises -
daytime excursion cruising from Sigatoka jetty upriver visiting a traditional Fijian village, kava welcoming ceremony and pottery making demonstration. then head downriver to Sigatoka Sand Dunes to a historic village of original Fijian ancestors, lovo feast and shopping for Fijian crafts.

Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple -
Visit Fiji's largest Hindu Temple, located in Nadi and experience the cultural and architectural diversity for which Fiji is well known.

Fiji Museum at Thurston Gardens (Suva) -
World's largest collection of Fijian artefacts as well as actual relics from H.M.S. Bounty!

Suva City Tour -
A guided tour of Fiji's capital city will take you to Government House, Fiji Museum, Albert Park, Botanical Gardens, University of the South Pacific, Laucala Bay, The Fijian handicraft Centre, Moslem mosque, Hindu Temple, Roman Catholic Cathedral and our main shopping district. And don't forget the open-air market on Saturday.

'Flight Seeing' -
With Island Hoppers helicopters or Turtle Airways seaplanes, your view of our islands, mountain ranges, rainforests, hilltop and valley villages is a photographer's dream.

Naihehe Sacred Cave Tour -
Explore these sacred caves deep in Sigatoka Valley, and you'll also enjoy the traditional welcome ceremony, entertainment and Fijian luncheon.

Fiji Dining - Food In Fiji

Dining in Fiji offers a multiethnic culinary experience. Whether dining at your hotel, island resort or "in town", you'll find a palate painted by flavours from India, China, Korea, Japan, Italy and the best of Europe as well as Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific waters.

Restaurants run the gamut from five star international to 24-hour air-conditioned coffee shops. Steaks and local seafood can be found in most restaurants as can the specialities of our own Fijian cooking heritage. Most hotels and resorts also offer specific culinary themed nights, magiti (Fijian feasts), beach or poolside BBQ's, as well as Fiji's best known and pervasive outdoor cooking experience-the lovo, an underground oven of heated rocks cooking a variety of foods wrapped in banana leaves. covered with earth and coming out after several hours of cooking with a faintly smoky flavour. Lovos produce succulent, tender meats, chicken, seafood, and given the proper occasion, a whole suckling pig!

Stay a week in Fiji and you're sure to come across a lovo followed by a meke, our colourful evening of traditional Fijian song and dance by nearby villages or resort island staff members. Everyone deserves a lovo and meke, and it's a reward you'll only get in Fiji!

You also shouldn't leave Fiji without having experienced other traditional Fijian dishes. Kokoda, Fiji's most popular speciality, is portions of fresh fish marinated in lime juice and served in a half coconut in lolo - a word that sounds as sweet as it tastes- made from the sweet cream of the coconut, a staple in Fijian cooking. Or savour a palusami, meat wrapped in taro (dalo) leaves and cooked in lolo.