Fiji Tours & Trips

What our customers ask about Fiji Tours & Trips

• What are the must-visit islands and beaches in Fiji?

  The Mamanuca and Yasawa island chains stand out as Fiji's premier beach destinations. Visitors to the Blue Lagoon in the Yasawas find clear waters ideal for exploring marine life while Beachcomber Island and Barefoot Kuata deliver classic beach settings. Nananu-i-Ra Island draws travelers with its white sand shores and underwater attractions. On Viti Levu's coastline Natadola Beach showcases what many consider Fiji's finest stretch of sand where the InterContinental Fiji Resort welcomes guests. As one TourRadar traveler noted: "The islands were fantastic with pristine beaches and incredible underwater life."

• What accommodation options are available in Fiji?

  Fiji's lodging spans a wide spectrum from high-end beach resorts to simple village homestays. The Coral Coast features properties like the 5-star Radisson Blu while Robinson Crusoe Island specializes in traditional beachfront bures. Cultural immersion comes through community hall stays in places like Naga Village. The InterContinental on Natadola Beach represents luxury living with multiple pools and a golf course. As one TourRadar traveler shared: "The accommodation ranged from authentic village stays to luxurious resorts giving us a perfect mix of comfort and cultural immersion."

• What water activities are available in Fiji?

  The waters around Fiji invite exploration through numerous activities. Visitors can snorkel the Blue Lagoon paddle through Upper Navua Gorge explore Barefoot Kuata by kayak and during certain seasons swim alongside manta rays near Drawaqa Island. The Mamanuca Islands beckon divers while Nananu-i-Ra's waters teem with tropical fish perfect for snorkeling. Water sports equipment awaits at resorts like the InterContinental. A TourRadar traveler mentioned: "The snorkeling opportunities were incredible especially around the Blue Lagoon area where we saw an amazing variety of marine life."

• How is the food in Fiji?

  Fiji's culinary scene combines ocean-fresh seafood tropical fruits and signature dishes like kokoda where raw fish meets coconut milk. Resort dining spans local to global cuisines while village stays present authentic Fijian cooking. Upscale properties such as the InterContinental house multiple restaurants. Traditional lovo feasts cooked underground remain a cultural highlight. As one TourRadar traveler noted: "The mix of traditional Fijian food during village stays and international cuisine at resorts provided great variety."

• What's the best time of year to visit Fiji?

  May through October marks Fiji's dry season bringing mild temperatures and clear skies. The Yasawa Islands shine during these months with ideal conditions for water activities. While the Mamanuca Islands offer good weather year-round July to September stands out. Tours like the "Fiji Adventure" time their visits to catch manta ray season around Drawaqa Island during these months. The wet season from November to April brings increased chances of tropical storms.

• How much spending money should I budget per day in Fiji?

  Daily expenses in Fiji typically range from 150-200 USD beyond accommodation costs. Activities cost between 30-100 USD resort meals average 30-50 USD and local taxi rides run 20-40 USD. Some properties require meal plans at 98-119 USD per day. High-end resorts like the InterContinental command premium prices for extras. Village stays often include meals making them more cost-effective. Local markets and small purchases require cash on hand.