Fiji was once known as the Cannibal Isles. Here is the historical context behind the practice, the sites you can visit, and how to approach this sensitive chapter of Fijian history with respect and understanding.
Easter is one of the most significant holidays in this majority-Christian nation. From solemn Good Friday observances to joyful Sunday feasts, here is what to expect and how to plan around it.
From Olympic gold medallists and golfing legends to founding fathers and musical pioneers, Fiji has produced remarkable people across sport, politics, culture, and the military. Here are the stories and how to connect with their legacies while visiting.
Fiji has a growing contemporary art scene that most visitors never discover. From Suva galleries and street art to studio visits and art festivals, here is a guide to finding and supporting Fijian artists.
Fiji has experienced four coups since 1987, but the country today is stable and welcoming. Here is an honest, balanced overview of modern Fijian political history for travellers who want to understand the place they are visiting.
The sugar industry did not just build Fiji's economy — it reshaped its population, its politics, and its culture. Here is the story of sugar in Fiji, from colonial plantations to the heritage you can see today.
Fiji's musical traditions span centuries of drumming and choral singing through to a vibrant contemporary scene shaped by reggae, Bollywood, and Pacific pop. Here is where to hear it and what to listen for.
Fiji's Indo-Fijian communities celebrate Holi with colour, fire, food, and genuine warmth. Here is where to find the Festival of Colours across the islands, what to expect, and how to respectfully join in.
Between 1879 and 1916, over 60,000 Indians were brought to Fiji as indentured labourers. Their story — of survival, adaptation, and cultural preservation — shaped modern Fiji in ways every visitor should understand.
Rugby is more than a sport in Fiji — it is a unifying force, a source of national pride, and a cultural experience visitors can genuinely participate in. Here is everything you need to know.
Visiting a Fijian village is one of the most meaningful cultural experiences available to travellers. This guide covers the sevusevu ceremony, dress codes, etiquette, which villages welcome visitors, and how to ensure your visit benefits the community.
Fiji played a significant but overlooked role in World War II, from the Fiji Infantry Regiment's Solomon Islands campaign to the US military bases that transformed Nadi. Here is the history and where to find what remains.
