December 1, 2023

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Visit the Happiest People on Earth

* A 2014 Win/Gallup International poll of countries found that Fiji's people are the happiest on Earth, with 93 percent of Fijians answering they were either "happy" or "very happy". (Fijiguide.com is indebted to Jon Apted, founder of Humans of the Fiji Islands, for permitting us to use his remarkable portraits of Fiji people, featured on this page and elsewhere on the site. Vinaka, Jon).

Exciting places to go

Visit an outer island and experience Fiji like a local. Vanua Levu, Taveuni and Ovalau (home of Fiji's old Capital) have rain forests, waterfalls, pristine reefs, national parks and indigenous culture.

Natural Highlights

In Fiji, you can enjoy the great outdoors all year around.

Golf in Fiji

Golf has been popular in Fiji since the colonial era. Some of the golf courses were actually laid out to meet the recreational needs of the old Colonial Sugar Refining Company. Today golf in Fiji continues to be very popular and the good news for ...

Diving in Fiji

Fiji consists of over 300 islands scattered over 42,000 square miles of ocean. It’s not hyperbole to state that this island nation has some of the best diving in the world. Notably, the variety of soft coral is astounding. Fed by the rich nutrients streaming ...

Eat well

Treat your palate to an explosion of tastes ranging from hot spiced curry to cool Kokoda

Nadi & Denarau Restaurants

Our Nadi & Denarau restaurants of choice Editor's Note: The Nadi & Denarau Restaurants have undergone a major metamorphosis over the last decade. This has been ...

Suva Restaurants and Cafes

Where to Eat in Suva Dining out is obligatory for every Suva visitor. As the cultural hub of the South Pacific, this diversity is expressed ...

Latest Blog Posts

Read our adventures, and inspiring journeys around Fiji

New Walking Tour of Suva by Peter Sipeli

Guided Walks--a walking tour of Suva, is a new endeavor created by Fijian Poet, Peter Sipeli. He created it with a strong belief that Fiji needed to provide more depth and knowledge about its contemporary spaces and culture as opposed ...

New release: Suva Stories–A History of the Capital of Fiji

As someone who just updated a travel guide to Suva (Suva a History & Guide) I presumptuously assumed that I knew something about Fiji’s capital city. Well, my hubris quickly evaporated when I started perusing Nicholas (aka Nic) Halter’s expansive ...

Rethinking Tourism — It’s all about authenticity

My colleague Fantasha Lockington penned a recent story for the Fiji Times which we have posted below. Fantasha is CEO of the Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association, which is on the cusp of "re-inaugurating" the org's annual tourism conference, heretofore ...

Taveuni Update–Roberta Davis reflects on the Covid Era in Fiji and reopening her property

Editors' Note: I recently re-connected with Roberta Davis, who owns and operates a B&B-style property called Makaira on Taveuni, Fiji's Garden Island. The property consists of four bures (cottages) perched on four acres of a hillside, once the site of ...

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