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In Fiji, you can laze on a soft, sandy beach, snorkel or dive on reefs teeming with tropical fish, visit local villages, trek through jungle, or sail and kayak across translucent seas. A visit is all about relaxation, soaking up the sun, discovering marine life, and learning about Fiji’s rich and vibrant culture.

You could cruise between islands discovering secluded beaches and hidden coves, visit highland villages to attend a kava ceremony, hike to waterfalls, or take in some world-class diving. Fiji has a strong conservation diving scheme, and you can help plant new coral gardens, clean clam nurseries, or tidy up reefs while on a dive. Alternatively, you can dive with manta rays or sharks and learn about their role in the marine ecosystem.

In Fiji, you can stay in traditional thatched bures next to the ocean, private island villas, or a resort offering golf, water sports and a spa. Fiji has a great range of places to stay and whether you’d prefer a lively resort with a choice of restaurants or a more secluded getaway perfect for a romantic retreat, our specialists can help you find the right stay.

For example, you could opt for an indulgent adults-only retreat with overwater bungalows and beachfront villas with private plunge pools, an intimate hillside lodge in a quiet location, an eco-resort with its own dive school, or a private island escape where you’ll share your stay with only a handful of other guests.

For some more ideas, browse our collection of places to stay in Fiji.

In Fiji, most visitors stay on the Yasawa Islands. On a short trip you could stay on Viti Levu or the nearby Mamanuca Islands, while more remote Vanua Levu and Taveuni are good options if you have more time. Visiting more than one island gives you a better sense of what Fiji is like, whether you’re after pristine beaches and thatched fishing villages in the Yasawa Islands or in search of cultural traditions, volcanic landscapes, and reef and wall diving in Taveuni. If you’re short on time, manmade Denarau Island offers a choice of resorts and a golf course close to the airport.

It takes around 27 hours to fly from the UK to Fiji.

The time zone in Fiji is UTC+12 hours. Daylight Savings Time isn’t observed.

The best way to get around Fiji’s larger islands is by car. For example, you can rent a car on Viti Levu, the largest island, and traffic is generally light outside the towns. If you’d prefer not to drive, we can arrange a private car with driver, or you could take a taxi, but it’s a good idea to agree the fare before starting your journey.

With 300 or so islands, boat travel is also a great way to get around, and you can take a ferry from Viti Levu to the Yasawa Islands or take a cruise to see several groups of islands.

Use our travel tool to find up-to-date visa and passport requirements for Fiji. Enter where you’re travelling to and from (including any stopover destinations en route or flight layovers), along with your intended travel dates and passport details, for a full list of requirements.

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Your doctor can provide you with vaccine advice for Fiji, but you should also ensure you’re up to date with the recommended vaccinations for your home country. You can also check the suggested vaccinations on the .