Fiji Holidays gives you free and independent advice to help plan your holiday to this exotic south pacific destination. Our detailed tourist information with links to relevant fiji hotels and helpful maps and pictures is the perfect tool for planning your dream holiday.

Be sure to visit our Fiji Holiday Planner to help you decide which islands to visit and for how long and to find out about specialist topics such as our beach and snorkelling guide, weddings, cruises, golf and dining out.




Our Fiji Hotel Guide will advise you on everything from property styles and the price you can expect to pay, to a comprehensive directory of fiji accommodation and an independent review of where to stay.

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Alternatively, view our Top 10 Tourist Attractions to find out more about what to do on your holidays.

If you are looking for more general information, our up-to-date Tourist Information Facts should answer your questions about flights, arrival info, climate, electricity, health and festivals.

Fiji Islands is a collection of over 300 islands divided into eight groups, although the Polynesian island of Rotuma and the Lau Group are so remote that few visitors ever make it that far. Of the five main groups, travel between them is straight forward and distances not too great. A flight from Viti Levu to the Northern Group for example takes just 45 minutes.




Viti Levu is the main island with almost two thirds of the population. Over 100,000 people live in the capital Suva on the wet windward side of the island (south east), although the city offers little tourist interest. The international airport at Nadi, by contrast, is a small tourist town surrounded by sugar cane fields on the dry west coast. Viti Levu is an excellent holiday base with lots of day tours exploring the rural interior and its rainforest and for sailing cruises.

The Western Group is the most popular destination and the closest to islands to Nadi Airport. The Mamanuca Islands is a collection of tiny coral atolls in crystal clear lagoons and the Yasawa Islands has beautiful secluded beaches.