Discover Fiji

Powder-white beaches, crystal-clear turquoise water and exclusive overwater bungalows make these island chains the epitome of the South Pacific dream. Snorkeling and diving at colorful coral reefs rank among the absolute highlights of any trip.

The south coast of the main island of Viti Levu is lined with long reefs and lively fishing villages. Dive bases offer excursions to colorful underwater worlds with manta rays, reef sharks and countless species of tropical fish.

The traditional kava ceremony is a central part of Fijian culture and is often offered to visitors as a warm welcome during a village visit. The mildly numbing drink made from pepper root fosters community and conversation.

The famous "Fiji Time" lifestyle and the locals' radiant "Bula!" welcome make Fiji one of the friendliest destinations in the South Pacific — relaxed, warm and far from any hustle.

There are no direct flights from Europe — travel usually goes via Los Angeles, Sydney or Auckland to Nadi. The total travel time including connections is typically well over 24 hours.

English is the official language and is spoken throughout the entire tourism sector. Fijian and Fiji Hindi are also officially recognized as additional national languages.

May to October, the dry season, offers the most pleasant temperatures with little rainfall and is considered the ideal time for beach and diving vacations.

Yes, especially the exclusive private island resorts are priced at a premium. Simpler accommodations on the main island and local cuisine, however, are significantly more moderate in price.