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The island nation of Fiji lies in the Western Pacific Ocean, and covers an area of 18,000 square kilometres. In such a large area you will rarely have a feeling of being crowded.  Nadi (pronounced Nandi) International Airport is a 3 hour 45 minute flight from Sydney, 3 hour flight from Auckland, 10 hour flight from Seoul or an 11 hour 30 minute flight from Los Angeles.  If departing from the UK, the main routing would be via LA or the Middle or Far East (Seoul, Singapore, Dubai etc) depending on price, availability and your route or stopover preference.   On arrival, if you wish, you can pay for VIP Express Immigration clearance, where you are met at the aircraft and escorted all the way through VIP channels to the arrivals hall.  We would normally say that the airport is small enough this is not normally required, unless you want the VIP treatment, or a number of flights are arriving all at once.  Contact us for more information.

Fiji is made up of over 300 individual islands, of which approximately forty have accommodation available for visitors to stay at. The main island is Viti Levu, where the nation's capital, Suva, is situated, but the most beautiful resorts are found on some of the smaller outer islands, including the Mamanuca Islands, Yasawa Islands, Taveuni, Vatulele or Royal Davui Islands.

For the active, Fiji offers a wide range of activities including Golf, Tennis, Fishing, Scuba diving, Sailing, Horse riding/trekking and hiking. Fiji's unspoiled natural beauty, mixed with it's tranquillity and relaxed atmosphere, will fulfil your every romantic notion. The islands 300 species of native Orchids stand as proof of Fiji's unspoiled environment, Fiji is an idyllic destination, Fiji is paradise, but everyone must work to keep it that way!

Conservation and Sustainability is important to all islands in the Pacific and Fiji is  no exception. Water is always a concern on any island, and fresh water is always in short supply, so use carefully and sparingly. Fiji is lucky enough to have a fresh water supply on some islands, which is even bottled and exported, as Fiji Water.  Take a reusable water bottle with you and refill it rather than buy plastic bottled water.  Power is also a consideration, with very few islands actually having a power station, most power is supplied by diesel or oil-fired generators. Many homes, properties and resorts now utilise Solar power and the Fijian Government is investing heavily into bringing solar power systems into more rural areas.  Much of the islands' waste is recycled, including glass, which is crushed back into sand to use in building work, paper and cardboard which is recycled into their own brand of toilet tissue, food waste is composted, and most single use plastics and all polystyrene are gradually now being banned.

Fiji's 38th Annual Regatta.   If you are planning a trip to Fiji during September 2022 (subject to travel restrictions being lifted), you might be lucky to coincide your trip with the annual 37th Fiji Regatta, which takes place around the middle of September 2022.  Based around Malolo Lailai Island, Coral Cay Island and the Musket Cove Resort, this fun regatta's mantra is 'Sail by day, Party by night', and has many fun sailing, watersports, and social events, to which everyone is invited, sailors or not!

NB. Pacific Island Air, who operate inter-island flights and resort transfers, have amended their  baggage allowances, now allowing 20kg per person on fixed wing aircraft and 15kg on helicopters.  If clients have return flights or transfers booked, excess charges will be applied accordingly for both sectors. Excess baggage rates are FJD10 (approx £3.60) per kg.  Normal baggage safety and security restrictions still apply.

Please note: We are constantly updating the prices shown on this website, but due to volatility of the currency exchange markets at the moment with the UK Sterling rate, prices may vary from those shown.  If you wish to confirm any prices shown here, please contact us directly.

Click HERE to see the UK Foreign Office's latest advice for visitors travelling to Fiji