Fiji Destinations

The gateway to Fiji. Nadi is home to the international airport and nearby Denarau Island hosts world-class resorts, golf courses, and the Port Denarau Marina — the jumping-off point for island day trips.

Stretching along the southern coast of Viti Levu, the Coral Coast is famous for its stunning beaches, excellent snorkeling right off the shore, and a mix of boutique resorts and family-friendly hotels.

A volcanic island chain west of Nadi, the Mamanucas are home to some of Fiji's most iconic resorts. Crystal-clear water, world-class surfing at Cloud Break, and easy access from Port Denarau make this the most popular island group.

A chain of 20 volcanic islands stretching north of Viti Levu. The Yasawas offer some of the most stunning beaches in the Pacific, crystal-clear lagoons, and an authentic island experience away from the crowds.

Known as the "Garden Island" for its lush rainforest and abundant wildlife. Taveuni is home to the famous Rainbow Reef, Bouma National Heritage Park, and the Meridian Line (180th meridian).

A charming town on the southern coast of Vanua Levu, known as the "Hidden Paradise of Fiji." Savusavu offers hot springs, a beautiful harbor, pearl farms, and some of the best diving in the country.

Fiji's vibrant capital city sits on the southeastern coast of Viti Levu. Suva offers the country's best museums, markets, restaurants, and nightlife — a fascinating contrast to the resort experience.

Known as the "Adventure Capital of Fiji," Pacific Harbour sits between Suva and the Coral Coast. Famous for shark diving in Beqa Lagoon, zip-lining, river rafting, and the Arts Village cultural center.

The fourth-largest island in Fiji, Kadavu is remote, rugged, and largely undeveloped — perfect for travelers seeking untouched nature. Home to the Great Astrolabe Reef, one of the largest barrier reefs in the world.

Fiji's second-largest city, known as the Sugar City. Lautoka offers a more local, less touristy experience with its bustling market, sugar mill heritage, and proximity to the Mamanuca and Yasawa island chains.