Mamanuca Islands
A cluster of small islands surrounded by shallow turquoise lagoons, perfect for diving, snorkelling and relaxing on immaculate white sand beaches close to Nadi.
Fiji
An archipelago of more than three hundred islands scattered across the South Pacific, Fiji captivates with its turquoise lagoons, coral reefs and warm hospitality. Between diving, lounging on white sand beaches and visiting traditional villages, the country embodies the classic image of a tropical paradise.
Why visit Fiji?
Fiji brings together more than three hundred islands surrounded by some of the best-preserved coral reefs in the Pacific. The archipelago is known for the quality of its diving sites, its white sand beaches and the warmth of Fijian culture, marked by the traditional kava ceremony.
What to discover in Fiji?
The Fijian archipelago is made up of more than three hundred islands, only around a third of which are inhabited. Viti Levu, the main island, is home to the capital Suva as well as Nadi, the country's main international gateway. The Mamanuca and Yasawa island groups, to the west, host much of the country's beach resorts and most famous diving spots, with clear waters particularly well suited to exploring coral reefs and surrounding marine life.
Beyond the beaches, Fiji offers a genuine immersion into local culture: visits to traditional villages, a kava ceremony shared with locals, and colourful markets to wander through in the streets of Suva. Nature lovers can also explore the lush rainforests of the interior, particularly on Taveuni, nicknamed the garden island for its dense vegetation. This mix of beach relaxation, diving and cultural discovery makes Fiji a destination suited to both active and genuinely laid-back trips.
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Fiji in pictures
Fiji highlights
From dreamy beaches to diving and local culture, here are the iconic experiences of a trip to Fiji.
Yasawa Islands
A chain of unspoiled volcanic islands reachable by boat from Nadi, known for its secluded coves, dramatic cliffs and crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming.
Coral reef diving
Some of the richest diving sites in the Pacific, with exceptional marine biodiversity, spectacular drop-offs and clear water all year round across the archipelago.
Kava ceremony
A traditional ritual shared within the community, often offered to visitors in local villages, reflecting Fijian hospitality and customs passed down through generations.
Taveuni Island
Nicknamed the garden island for its lush vegetation, it offers dense rainforests, refreshing waterfalls and hiking trails far from the main tourist resorts.
Suva markets
Fiji's capital reveals lively, colourful markets blending local produce, spices, traditional crafts and an authentic atmosphere away from the beach resorts.
Practical information
- Capital
- Suva
- Area
- About 18,300 km²
- Population
- About 900,000
- Language(s)
- English, Fijian, Fiji Hindi
- Currency
- Fijian Dollar (FJD)
- Time zone
- UTC+12
- Climate
- Tropical, warm and humid
- Best season
- May to October (dry season)
Frequently asked questions
What is the best time to visit Fiji?
The dry season, from May to October, offers a more pleasant, less humid and more stable climate for enjoying the beaches and diving. The period from November to April corresponds to the rainy season, with an increased risk of tropical cyclones.
Do I need a visa to visit Fiji?
Many nationalities can enter Fiji visa-free for a short tourist stay, usually limited to a few months. It's still best to check the exact entry requirements with the relevant authorities before booking your trip.
Which island should I choose for a first trip to Fiji?
Viti Levu lets you discover the capital, local markets and culture in addition to beaches, while the Mamanuca and Yasawa islands are better suited to a beach holiday focused on diving and relaxation.
How do you get around between Fiji's islands?
Regular ferries and private speedboats connect the main islands and resorts, while small planes provide links to more remote and isolated parts of the Fijian archipelago, especially in the outer island groups.
Is Fiji suitable for families?
Many resorts offer kids' clubs, swimming pools and supervised activities designed for families, with calm, shallow lagoons particularly well suited to swimming and snorkelling safely with young children under supervision.
What local dishes should I try in Fiji?
Kokoda, raw fish marinated in coconut milk and lime, along with dishes cooked in a lovo, a traditional underground oven, are among the must-try local specialties to enjoy during your stay.
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