Fiji’s most treasured asset, and the one that lingers in most visitors’ memories long after their tan has faded, are genuinely friendly locals furnished with smiling faces.

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Fiji’s most treasured asset, and the one that lingers in most visitors’ memories long after their tan has faded, are genuinely friendly locals furnished with smiling faces. Fiji basks in a tropical climate that rarely dips below daily maximums of 26 degrees (Celsius). It’s a country that does hospitality well, providing an alluring mix of holiday activities and accommodation in a drop-dead gorgeous land and seascape. From relaxing beneath a coconut pal studded beach to swimming and diving, Fiji can cover it all. It also offers best international standard gold courses. Vanua Levu, the second largest island helps you discover the ‘real Fiji’. The church at Soso village is worth a visit for its fine wood carvings.

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