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The upmarket marina at Port Denarau is well facilitated with restaurants, cafés and a stage for hosting traditional Fijian performances. Restaurants offer everything from South Pacific and Indian cuisine, to pizza and ice-cream, while there is a spacious seated area with picturesque views across the water especially beautiful at sunset.

Fiji’s premier championship golf course is not only an 18-hole, 72 par golfer’s paradise but also internationally renowned for its extensive water challenges including man-made lakes and water hazards. The only thing more impressive than the green is the view - bright sky, emerald sea and an exotic frame of swaying palm trees.

Learn how to whip up homemade Fijian cuisine with a half-day cooking class. Inspired by the flavors of Melanesia, Polynesia, India and China, you will spend four hours in a fully-equipped kitchen and dine on the dishes you've slaved over.

From Port Denarau you can book an assortment of island day cruises. Treasure Island is a popular choice for its superb marine reserve and Whale’s Tale Day Cruise. Here you can swim, snorkel in turquoise waters and enjoy a barbecue lunch on the beach. Movie buffs might want to check-out Monuriki, part of the Mamanuca Islands. Used as a location for the film “Cast Away”, starring Tom and Wilson take a day trip from Denarau and experience the Robinson Crusoe lifestyle.

All resorts boast swimming facilities, but if you’re staying at either the Sheraton Hotel, Sheraton Villas or The Westin, you’ll be able to use all six swimming pools across the three resorts.

World-class gastronomic fare can be found across all of Denarau's high end resorts, from deli-style cafés to open-air cocktail lounges and restaurants that serve anything from Asian-influenced dishes to gastronomic Haute cuisine.

Many of Denarau’s resorts host a ceremonial lighting of the outdoor bamboo torches, mostly dotted along the shoreline. Let's see how the fire light up the sky and keep going until the stones are red hot. Kids may even get the chance to light one. Don't hesitate to join for an unforgettable experience.

A family-friendly resort with a children's pool, a kids club, and even Sony PlayStations in the family rooms, Sofitel is a Fiji luxury hotel with a French touch, combining natural beauty, local culture and flashy elegance. Couples can find romance in the beachfront suites and the So Spa couples' treatments, and visitors of all ages can enjoy the water activities at Adrenalin.

A hub of souvenir and clothes shops, this shopping center is also good for picking up local Fijian keepsakes and brings you varied cultural experiences from fire dancing displays to henna tattoo drawing. At 6:30 PM, you are even offered free cultural entertainment shows.

Described as one of Fiji's most unique wonders, the Sigatoka Sand Dunes has been created through the workings of wind, water and vegetation. In 1989, the Sigatoka Sand Dunes was established as Fiji's first National Park and has become a Fijian heritage today, rich in both natural and cultural attributes. The Park is an unique Dune forest which is home to a myriad of wildlife. Animals such as Fijian Swallow tail Butterfly, the fruit bats, the Goshawks, the giant stick insects and cryptic Pacific Boa live here.

Famed for its lush green scenery, this fertile river valley provides Fiji with natural production from fruit to nuts and cereals. The locally produced pottery and hand-made sand and clay stoneware are also worth visiting.

Enjoy a real Fijian experience at the Sigatoka Markets. Fringing the embankments of the Sigatoka River, this market is frequented by holiday-goers and locals alike. Support local Fijian industry and buy plentiful in-season fruits such as fresh bananas and pineapple, or pick up souvenirs such as locally made floor mats.

Home to Fiji’s national bird, Kula EcoPark is a wildlife sanctuary rich in flora and fauna, as well as the Fijian flying fox, the only native land mammal in Fiji. Allow two hours or more to explore the entire sanctuary and read about the exotic plants, flowers and trees.

Pacific Harbor, the adventure capital of Fiji, where you can try shark feeding and surfing, four-wheel drive tours and island excursions. There are multiple day trips available, covering everything from zip lining to Jet Ski safaris, as well as fishing along the Pacific Harbor reefs and trips to the local Arts Village with food, drinks and crafts.

Being a volcanic island covered with mountainous terrain and tropical forests, Fiji is the perfect place for zip line tours through the rain forest canopy. Zip Fiji also offers cave walking tours and another longer zip line course at their Nadi location.

Tavuni Hill Fort is an ancient Fijian fort and National Archaeological Site, was once a Tongan Chief's home over the Sigatoka river. The highlight is the 2,500 year old stone where men and women were placed before they were killed while the view from top the hill is also fantastic.

Kalevu Cultural Center provides a glimpse into the way of life in a traditional Fijian village which has been created to be as authentic as possible. Through hour long tour, you will go through the traditional Bure's and learn about the Fijian history, culture and traditions including pottery and tapa cloth demonstrations.

Rivers Fiji has exclusive rights to kayak the Luva and Upper Navua Rivers, inland from Pacific Harbor. The trip is led by highly qualified guides, and is suitable for people of all skill levels – from beginners to intermediate kayakers. A preliminary visit to a traditional village and to get the blessing of the village chief is the integral part of the trip.

The Yasawa Island chain looks like a chain of little droplets flung off Fiji's main island, Viti Levu. One of the most inviting islands is Nacula, with hidden treasures like the Sawa-i-Lau Cave. The northernmost of the islands, Yasawa-i-Rara, is one of the most untouched places in the whole of Fiji.

Go snorkeling in Waitabu Marine Park on Taveuni, Fiji’s “Garden Island.” Here you will find fantastic snorkeling amongst its soft coral reefs. The Lavena Coastal Walk in the southern part of Waitabu is also a must see sight. Please note that visits to Waitabu Marine Park should be arranged in advance.

Natadola has been voted one of the world’s top ten beaches. The Natadola Marine Resort is the pride of Fiji. Take a day trip there on the Coral Coast Railway, running from Sigatoka (on Viti Levu's Coral Coast).

Vanua Levu is the second biggest island in Fiji. Its southern city, Savusavu attracts a large “floating” population of yachting enthusiasts, divers and beach-lovers. There is a superb marina and cruise centre (the Copra Shed) fronting the safe haven of Savusavu Bay.

Catch the fire walking and cultural show at the Arts Village. Only those specially chosen by the head priest of Beqa Island are permitted to fire walk, and must undergo rigorous training.

Robinson Crusoe Island is a tropical Fiji Beach Resort surrounded by an amazing lagoon, coral reefs, and a long white sandy beach. This is the place where you can also enjoy a true unique cultural experience. The island is world-famous for its outstanding dance shows with fire and knife dancers.

This unique and colorful Hindu temple is the largest one in the southern hemisphere. It houses sacred statues and has beautiful art work on the ceiling. Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple is a spiritual retreat where locals pray, and it has an unique ambiance. When visiting this place, one should respect the dress code and no photograph should be taken inside the temple.

KILA Eco Adventure Park is one of the most exciting tourism attractions in Fiji. With 10 km of jungle paths, waterfalls and plenty of thrilling activities, you will not be bored at this park. For those who seek an adrenaline-pumping experience, there is the giant swing where you step out from a platform that is 12 meters high or why not try zip-lining?

Fiji Museum is a charming, small museum and it is located in the heart of Suva's botanical gardens. The place holds a remarkable collection that includes archaeological materials dating back 3,700 years. There are also cultural objects that represents Fiji over the past 100 years.

On this amazing beach on the Beqa Island, you can enjoy beautiful scenery of white sandy beaches, crystal clear waters and a waterfall. To get to this place you can take a tour that includes snorkeling, barbecue lunch and complimentary drinks all day long. There are several transport options available depending on where you stay. Trip departs from The Pearl, Pacific Harbor at 9:30 AM in the morning and returns at 4:00 PM.

Wander through this beautiful oasis with incredible plantation with over 2000 different types of orchids. This attractive landscaped garden also specializes in Fiji's native plants and trees. Garden of the Sleeping Giant is well maintained and offers a tranquil ambiance.

Take a day trip to this amazing island where you can relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery. This idyllic tropical Fiji Island does not only offer lazy days on the beach but also a range of things to see and do. Here you can snorkel and use other water sports equipment like jet skis and kayaks.

Pack a lunch and head over to explore the three waterfalls at Bouma National Heritage Park on Taveuni Island. Enjoy the stunning scenery while swimming in the beautiful natural pool or why no cliff jump? The hike up to the other waterfalls offers astonishing views all the way to the coast.

If you are looking for a haven of peace and relaxation, then Spa InterContinental is the place to go to. The qualified therapists combines Asian, Eastern and Western treatment methods to bring balance to mind, body and soul. The perfect getaway where you can relax the entire body.

Described as one of Fiji's most unique wonders, the Sigatoka Sand Dunes has been created through the workings of wind, water and vegetation. In 1989, the Sigatoka Sand Dunes was established as Fiji's first National Park and today a Fijian heritage, rich in both natural and cultural attributes. The Park is a unique Dune forest which is home to a myriad of wildlife. Animals such as Fijian Swallow tail Butterfly, the fruit bats, the Goshawks, the giant stick insects and cryptic Pacific Boa lives here.

Home to Fiji’s national bird, Kula EcoPark is a wildlife sanctuary rich in flora and fauna, as well as the Fijian flying fox, the only native land mammal in Fiji. Allow two hours or more to explore the entire sanctuary and read about the exotic plants, flowers and trees.

Near Nadi, the Koroyanitu National Heritage Park in the hinterland of Fiji’s second biggest city Lautoka has everything including forests, waterfalls, hiking trails and mountain streams which are great for swimming. You can also take the opportunity to stay with villagers and experience life in a Fijian highland community.

Being a volcanic island covered with mountainous terrain and tropical forests, Fiji is the perfect place for zip line tours through the rain forest canopy. Zip Fiji also offers cave walking tours and another longer zip line course in Nadi.

With sweeping views across the ocean, Indigo's stunning waterfront location in is matched by an extensive menu of authentic Indian cuisine. Favorites include mud crab curry, tandoori chaat and creamy lamb korma. Sit inside and enjoy air-conditioned comfort, or dine outside and lap up the watery vistas.

You will find this restaurant inside hotel Outrigger on the Lagoon, by the ocean. Sundowner Bar and Grill is a great place to visit for a casual lunch, elegant dinner or for a relaxing sunset cocktail. The restaurant features an extensive grill menu with juicy Australian beef, an array of local seafood, and wood-fired gourmet pizza.

This little gem is well known on the Coral Coast for its superb, well priced meals. From the menu you can choose both local and international cuisine and Gecko's specialties which are lobster, fresh fish and seafood. Dance shows and thrilling Samoan fire dance begin at 7:30 PM on every Friday and Saturday.

If you would like to eat Japanese food, restaurant Daikoku is a good choice. At this popular restaurant, you can relish sushi, sashimi, prawns in white sauce and teppanyaki food. The meals are also reasonably priced. It can get quite crowded here, so it is better to book in advance.

At Mamacita you can eat world class Mexican food with perfect authentic taste. The restaurant also boasts the widest tequila collection on Fiji. Here you can enjoy your mouth-watering dish on the deck area or take a drink on the open bar area which is surrounded by water.

As the name reveals this restaurant that serves both Indian and Thai cuisine. The menu has wide variety of choices such as chicken tikka masala, lamb curry and pad Thai noodles. The service is quick and the food has lots of flavors and made with fresh ingredients.

Surf 'n' Turf is a little hole in the wall where you can have a meal for a reasonable price. The menu is huge and covers something for everyone. A lot of seafood, fish and Indian food is served here. The lovely atmosphere, the attentive staff and the hearty food makes the restaurant popular among locals and tourists.

This small restaurant in the heart of Savusavu serves delicious Chinese food. Although the price is a bit expensive, it is well worth it. The menu offers mouth-watering dishes such as Chinese dumplings, crab, fish, prawns and other seafood or why not try the popular Mongolian eggplant.

Living up to its name, Seduce is a romantic fine dining experience orientated towards adults. With stunning views overlooking Beqa Island, the cuisine is modern and rich in local, fresh seafood. Five star dining at its most indulgent, the spectacular backdrop is definitely on par with the incredible cuisine.

With a glorious position overlooking the port, Cardo's Steakhouse is the premium New Zealand steak house that most patrons enjoy delicious seafood and meat dishes here. Twenty-five years in the making, there is also a tempting array of seafood dishes.

For Italian cravings, Amalfi boasts classic pasta dishes and serene al fresco dining. With views over the water and moored yachts, the staff are particularly accommodating. Large portions of food with plenty of beer choices are perfect for the entire table.

Taste Fiji Kitchen offers outstanding food for excellent value for money and serves great coffees and desserts. Taste Fiji Kitchen is a great place to sit back and take a break from the hustle and bustle of the town. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.

ROC Cafe is a favorite among the locals because of the friendly service and the good coffee and dessert. The menu offers homemade muffins, croissants and toasted sandwiches as well as breakfast.

Bulaccino Café has an European café/brasserie look and serves organic food for great prices. This café has its own bakery and offers newly baked bread and pastries everyday.

Eco Cafe is an unique gem on the Fiji Islands and mostly built with bamboo. At this small spot by the beach, you can have a relaxing stop and enjoy fresh juice or a cappuccino. If you are hungry, you can have a pizza followed by a lovely cocktail.

Boasting a pretty village setting, Skinny Bean Café is regarded as the best coffee venue in Pacific Harbour, with a cabinet of fresh food and refreshments including pies, sausage rolls and wraps for the savoury inclined and miniature donuts, as well as milkshakes for those with a sweet tooth. In the morning, there are baked croissants and fresh pancakes, making it the number one spot for breakfast.

Down Under Pub Fiji is located on Suva island, Fiji and offers tasty drinks for a great deal. The friendly bar staff, music, varied kinds of entertainments including pool tables and the fantastic atmosphere attracts both local and tourist alike.

This little gem is well known on the Coral Coast for its superb, well priced meals. From the menu you can choose both local and international cuisine and Gecko's specialties which are lobster, fresh fish and seafood. Dance shows and thrilling Samoan fire dance begin at 7:30 PM on every Friday and Saturday.

Sundowner Bar is probably one of the best beachfront bars on Fiji, set just steps from the beach. This bar is part of the luxurious Outrigger On The Lagoon Resort. Whether you are a guest or not, it is worth to visit for the tasty and creative cocktails. Enjoy your cocktail while admiring the beautiful sunset.

With the perfect location by the beach, Nuku Restaurant & Bar is a great place to watch the sunset. Here you can sip a cold beer or choose an exquisite cocktail from the drink menu. Happy hour twice daily at 5:30 PM and 9:30 PM.

If you are looking for authentic Fijian jewelry, souvenirs, clothing, watches, handicrafts, cosmetics or gifts, Jack’s of Fiji is the place to go where you can find everything including international brands and authentic arts and crafts made by local communities.

One of the best buys in Fiji is the finely crafted coconut-palmwood furniture on sale at Pacific Green. Pacific Green charter these sustainable products to consumers globally, including furniture like armchairs, tables, sofas and lamps.

Hot Glass Fiji is Fiji's first glass blowing studio, where glass is hand blown to make amazing souvenirs and memories of Fiji. The beautiful work is inspired by Fiji’s nature, the cool colours of the sea and luscious green of the rain forest. Everyone is welcome to the studio to watch the interesting process of glass blowing.

Conveniently located on the first floor of MHCC in downtown Suva City, Treehousehouse Boutique is home to some of Suva's chic and elegant pieces of clothing, jewelry and bags. The store specializes in women's clothing such as dresses, tops, blouses, pants and much more.

MHCC is a modern multi-storey complex and known as the largest shopping mall on Fiji, with over twenty different stores, fifteen variety food stalls and almost ten trinket stalls. Some of the stores you will find here are well known operators such as Adidas, Ripcurl, Vodafone and Jack’s of Fiji.

Take a stroll and mingle with the locals at the Nadi Market. You can buy fresh and cheap fruits like paw paws, pineapples and bananas from friendly stall owners. When you are here, you can also try some new fruits or vegetables or why not take some colorful shots of Fiji's food culture?

With a great location in the heart of the city, TappooCity is a convenient spot for shopping. There are four floors of department store that offers quality goods and some international brands. If you are feeling hungry, don't worry. There are food courts with a wide variety of food to choose from. For children, there is a play area with jumping castle, balls tunnels and slides.

Lautoka has Fijis's largest market which has been there for many decades is now one of the focal points in Lautoka. At the front of the Lautoka market, you will find delightful handicraft stalls offering a wide variety of items such as handmade pottery, woven items and spices. This is a very popular market among local residents where you can buy fruits, vegetables and food.

Baravi Handcrafts is situated in the middle of villages along the Coral Coast and is a great place to shop for a wide variety of items including clothes, handicrafts, souvenirs and jewelry for a reasonable price. They also have a coffee and smoothie vendor so you can have something to drink while shopping.

Enjoy yourself with the friendly atmosphere of this wonderful street market, where you will find every tropical fruit and vegetable that you can think of. The price and quality of the items at this market are sometimes better than what you get at local supermarkets. You should also try some new fruits and if you are bold enough to try some of their cooked meals.

You will find Port Denarau Shopping Centre on the water's edge on Denarau Island that offers quality shopping and dining. The Port boasts mouth-watering cuisine and a good shopping experience in a relaxed and unique environment. There is something for everyone at Port Denarau!

A free tourist visa for four months is granted on arrival to citizens of more than 100 countries, including all of the European Union countries, United States, Japan and many others. Nationals from countries excluded from the list will have to apply for visas through a Fijian embassy abroad prior to arrival. More information can be found on the website of the Department of Immigration.

The best time to visit Fiji is from late October to early November when the weather is dry, warm and settled. The beaches and resorts are far less crowded as school is still in at this time of year and the cost of getting and staying here has not yet reached its peak.

Nadi International Airport, which is located 9 km north of downtown Nadi, is the gateway to Fiji. There are plenty of modern air-conditioned coaches serving between the airport, the resorts and major towns. Bus company that operates from the airport are: Sunbeam Bus www.sunbeamfiji.com Pacific Transport Bus www.pacifictransport.com.fj Taxis at Nadi International Airport are operated by individual companies with the approval of Airports Fiji Limited. It is obligatory for taxi meters to be used for all journeys.

Rental Cars Europcar is the preferred car rental partner of Virgin Blue & Pacific Blue. Select your car from a wide range of vehicle types and reserve online or call +61 1300 13 67 37 for a special rate. If you need a car at last minute, just present your boarding pass to the Europcar counter at the airport for a fantastic deal, subject to availability. Buses Getting around Fiji is cheap and easy due to the good network of buses, carriers (small trucks) and ferries. Local buses also allow the visitor a chance to mingle with the people of Fiji, who by choice and tradition, treat strangers with gracious hospitality. Every town and village has its own bus stop since the bus is the most common form of transportation. You can also hail any public bus from the roadside just by waving to the driver. Travelling to and from Nadi Only the West Bus (small yellow bus) is allowed into Denarau. Running every fifteen minutes, the drop-off is right in the middle of the Port Denarau shops. You pay $1.00 to the driver when disembarking, not on entry.

Taxis are required to have the meter running when hired but the drivers do not always turn them on, establish the price first before getting in. Fares are reasonably priced. Taxis can also be booked through your resort.

Health First Pharmacy offers prescription services, cold and flu products, oral care, baby care, personal care, diagnostic services, vitamins, first aid products and much more.

The main post office in Suva is the General Post Office on: No.10 Thomson Street, Suva, Fiji +679 3302 022 Nadi Post Office: Koroivolu Lane, Nadi, Fiji +679 6700 001 There is also a post office in Nausori, Lautoka, Sigatoka and Labasa and about 280 smaller towns.

Country code: +679 There are no area codes.

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