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Famous for its friendly people and heavenly tropical islands, Fiji is the perfect South Pacific paradise for an unforgettable vacation, with over 300 islands to choose from, plenty of tropics, and fun activities to indulge in.
Fiji is a paradise for water sports enthusiasts, with snorkeling, swimming among the reefs, snorkeling, and windsurfing on almost every island.
With marine creatures such as whales, tropical fish, colorful corals, hares, tuna, stingrays, and sharks, Fiji is the best time for diving in the dry season from May to October when this is the time when the water is the purest, and the water temperature is extremely high. Between 25-28 degrees throughout the year.
Whether you know how to swim or not, you should rent a snorkel and snorkel if possible, one should not go back without seeing the beauty in which the marine life is the richest in the world.
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One of the best things to do on these islands is to explore the environment by canoe and since the sea is calm almost everywhere, you can take a great sea tour around the island with confidence and pleasure.
Don’t forget to take an underwater camera with you, as you can see this beauty in very few places in the world, don’t miss the sunrise and sunset, and don’t go home without tasting the tropical fruit.
When do you go to the Fiji Islands?
The months of May to October, known as Fiji winter or dry season, are the best season to visit Fiji because with low humidity and rain there is a pleasant opportunity for a holiday with cool breezes.
The rainy season from November to April is hot and humid, the temperature rises to 31 degrees, and during this period, the rains are sudden and irregular, but the sun rises soon after.
The seawater temperature is around 26 degrees, and June and July are the months with the highest tourist visits.
The high season starts from July to September, the number of tourists drops from November to April, and the crowding is average from May to June.
The Fijian festivals do not attract much attention from visitors, but the locals are showing a lot of interest.
Among the local festivals, you can attend are the Suva Christmas Carnival, the Lautoka Candy Festival in September, the Pula Club Festival in July, the Sayusafu South Pacific Music Festival in November, and Diwali, which is celebrated throughout Fiji in November.
The best tourist destinations in Fiji Islands
Walk along dunes to ancient archaeological sites, snorkel in healing mud pools and hot springs, dive with sharks in Pika Lagoon, cross the Pure Navua River through jungles, and learn about Fiji’s most beautiful tourist destinations at Vazoria.
Mamanuca and Yasawa Islands
You will be able to spend most of your time exploring the islands, and activities include swimming, diving, snorkeling, fishing, visiting villages, local attractions, Sua-i-Lau Caves, and ships from Port Denarau.
CloudBreak Islands
Cloudbreak frequently tops lists of the world’s best and toughest waves, set on a protected reef.
Bouma National Heritage Park
Nature lovers, hikers, and bird lovers alike can enjoy some lush natural beauty at Bouma National Heritage Park on Fiji’s Taveuni Island.
Founded in 1990, the park includes approximately 150 square kilometers of rainforest, rare tropical plants, and an impressive variety of birds, as well as four villages responsible for managing the park divisions.
You can snorkel in the Watapu Marine Park, hike through the rainforest to ancient ruins near Vidawa, kayak or hike the Lavina Coastal Walk, and stop at the waterfalls for a swim along the way.
The highlight of the park is Tavoro Falls with its three sets of waterfalls, where you can swim in cool volcanic pools and take pictures of the water gushing from the cliffs.
Beqa Lagoon
About 144 km southeast of Nadi, outside of Pacific Harbour, Beqa Lake attracts keen divers and adventure seekers who come to visit.
With strict safety precautions in place, expert local dive operators recreate face-to-face encounters with these many feared creatures in their natural habitat.
Among the many species that you can see are bull sharks, black and white sharks, and tiger sharks.
If you’re looking for another underwater experience, the lagoon is home to over 100 dive sites, including coral and shipwrecks displaying an impressive variety of corals and tropical fish.
Pacific port
When visiting it, you can water ski, windsurf, experience four-wheel-drive adventures, and snorkel with sharks.
If you prefer more simple activities, visit a folk art village with restaurants, gift shops, cultural performances, a golf course, and a spa.
Navua River
The river in Viti Levu flows for 65 kilometers from the highlands of Viti Levu to the southern coast, with lush rainforests, waterfalls, and rugged valleys enjoying spectacular views.
Here you can kayak, swim, or spot wildlife such as mulberry bats and local parrots, combine river experience with cultural tours to local villages and take part in traditional kava festivities.
