Tivoa Island
Tivoa is a small coral bay located at the northernmost part of the Mamanuca Islands.
It is a picture-postcard paradise island with a gorgeous ring of pure white sand surrounded by palm trees.
In addition, the island is surrounded by more than 200 hectares of coral reefs in crystal blue seas.
Although it is only a few kilometers away from the island, Viti Levu Main, yet it feels quite remote and isolated.
Tivoa Island
Sleeping Giant Garden
Often described as Fiji's best kept secret, this park is located in the foothills of the Nausori Highlands.
The gardens were created in 1977 by American actor, Raymond Burr, to house his private collection of tropical orchids.
The perfectly balanced microclimate of this cool valley has allowed the collection to flourish and expand to what is now 20 hectares with more than 2,000 specimens.
Moreover, this fantasy park contains an abundance of exotic plants and animals that are rarely found in the South Pacific.
Plus, you can easily spend a great day wandering around the pristine green meadows.
Definitely one of the most beautiful places to visit in Fiji!
Sleeping Giant Garden
Dravoni Island
It is an 80-hectare island located more than 50 km south of Suva on the Fiji mainland.
Although recently discovered by cruise ships, its remoteness has left it undeveloped and somewhat untouched by the modern world.
This place showcases traditional South Pacific life much as it has always been.
You will leave wishing the locals could keep it that way.
Dravoni Island
Mamanuca Islands
The Mamanuca Islands are an ancient volcanic archipelago located on the mainland of Fiji and a stunning destination to explore in Fiji.
There are about 20 islands in total, seven of which disappear beneath the waves at high tide.
All of the Mamanuca Islands offer clear waters, stunning sandy beaches with palm trees and abundant coral reefs.
Many of the islands host luxury resorts and hotels, but, with a little research you can find something to suit all budgets.
In addition, there are oceanside massages, sailing, kayaking, snorkeling, restaurants, bars, cooking, dancing, music or pure, peaceful relaxation in the stunning South Pacific.
Mamanuca Islands
Colo-i-Suva Forest Park
Located less than 5 kilometres north of the capital Suva, is the Colo-i-Suva Forest Park.
Founded in 1872, it is two and a half kilometers of lush rainforest famous for its tropical plants and unique birds.
There are about four and a half kilometers of wonderful nature trails that pass through the forests and a small river with waterfalls and clear natural pools for swimming.
This place is popular with locals and tourists alike.
It is a place to spend a full day exploring, swimming, hiking, relaxing with friends or just watching the local youth dive off the waterfalls.
Beautiful waterfall in Colo-i-Suva Forest Park
Paradise Beach (Bekaa Island)
Once you reach Paradise Beach, swimming is safe, quiet and secluded, with clear, warm water, stunning sand and coconut trees for shade.
Most visitors book a day tour from Pacific Harbour to this stunning white sand beach with its crystal clear waters fringed with coconut trees.
There is usually snorkelling, kayaking and a village visit with traditional food and entertainment.
Paradise Beach
Piausevo Waterfall – A Popular Attraction in Fiji
Piausevo Waterfall is a charming waterfall near the village of Piausevo on the southern coast of the island. Viti Levu.
The villagers of Piausevo village do their best to make your visit a memorable experience, starting with traditional hospitality, before the 3km walk through the forest from the village to the falls.
There are even horses available for the 20 minute ride if you want to add a special memory.
The waterfall is impressive, long and clear, the pool formed by the waterfall is beautiful and clear, and the place is perfect and quiet for swimming.
However, avoid Sundays and national holidays when the falls are crowded with local families.
Piausevo Waterfall
Sabito Hot Springs and Mud Pool
Located a short distance from the town of Nadi in western Viti Levu, it is a natural geological formation that is easily used by the local family who own and maintain it.
It's a simple therapeutic experience – you envelop yourself in soft mineral clay.
Let it dry in the sun for 20 minutes, then rinse it in a series of pools at naturally varying temperatures.
The natural volcanic minerals in the mud are said to revitalize and renew the skin.
Certainly, it's one of the few spa experiences that kids will enjoy as much as adults.
Sabito Hot Springs and Mud Pool
Denarau Island – A Luxury Island Hideaway in Fiji
Denarau Island is located at the westernmost tip of Viti Levu at the end of a small peninsula connected by a bridge to the mainland.
The area is built on mangrove trees, so the beaches here have dark sand and the sea is not the clear blue you find elsewhere.
However, there is a wealth of water sports available and all the hotels have great swimming pools along with all the services you would expect to discover.
Denarau is the perfect family anchor for exploring Fiji or simply relaxing around the island's many facilities.
Denarau Island
Denarau Island
Calito Island (Island castaway )
It is a private resort on the Mamanuca Archipelago to the west of Viti Levu.
The 70-hectare island is a family-friendly resort with plenty of activities for all ages and a beautiful white sand beach bordered by lush green interiors and coral reefs for snorkelling.
There's a selection of accommodation, a choice of restaurants and bars and even an adults-only pool, for when you need a little peace and quiet.
Calito Island
Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park – A great place to explore
It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site of historical significance and a completely different Fiji experience than tropical beaches.
The park covers an area of just 1.77 square kilometres, making it one of the smallest national parks in the world.
The unique sand dunes reach heights of 20 to 60 metres in an ecosystem that took thousands of years to create.
As the dunes slowly shift, they reveal buried archaeological treasures from early human colonization of Melanesia.
This is a place for a complete nature walk.
Where you can see hundreds of different birds and huge fruit bats.
Eventually, the jungle gives way to sand dunes and unprotected beaches where massive waves crash unburdened by coral reefs.
Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park
Nausori Highlands – an area steeped in interesting history
It is located deep in the interior of western Viti Levu.
An area of national significance and a great place to learn about Fijian culture with winding roads leading to picturesque villages filled with cannibal history.
You can take a tour or, if you're feeling adventurous, rent a four-wheel drive vehicle to look for the scenic views of the Thousand Hills Valley or some of the dramatic waterfalls that form pools in the mountain valleys.
All of these remote villages are brimming with hospitality, as their residents show you around, hoping to stay for a meal or just direct you to local points of interest.
In fact, this is the Fiji you don't see in the brochures.
Refreshing, scenic highlands, where agriculture is the main industry rather than tourism.
Nausori Heights
Nausori Heights
Robinson Crusoe Island (Licorie)
For a true eco-experience, visit Robinson Crusoe Island – it's definitely one of the most beautiful places to visit in Fiji.
A private destination on Likuri Island that recreates the beautiful customs, culture and cuisine of Fiji.
The island is located off the southwest coast of Viti Levu and can be reached by a short drive from Nadi followed by a short boat ride across the bay.
Likuri has a history dating back 3,500 years. The island is located near Poriwa, an area believed to be the first site of human settlement in Fiji.
Robinson Crusoe Island
Private Island in Robinson Crusoe
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