Fiji is an island nation located in the South Pacific. This collection of articles shares ideas to help you plan your trip to Fiji.
Check out the dream trip to Fiji, visit a Traditional Salt Factory, go Ziplining and visit the Caves of the Upper Navua River.
Located in the South Pacific Ocean, Fiji is a tropical paradise that attracts. adventure and beach lovers alike. Here are our ideas for the best things to do in Fiji. “Bula Vinakka! Hello, Welcome to Fiji!” You will hear these words everywhere you go in Fiji as warm and genuine smiles greet you at every turn. What to do in… Read More
Have you ever wanted to know what it’s like to go on one of those grand cruise voyages around the world? Well you can find out now. We joined Holland America’s 80 Day Grand Asia Tour for the South Pacific Cruise portion of their grand voyage. Starting in Australia, we sailed through the South Pacific to Hawaii and enjoyed 19… Read More
These are the top unique beaches to visit in your lifetime. When you think of The Beach, you automatically think of palm trees, golden sand, and crashing waves. But, have you ever imagined a red beach or lying in the sand and having hot water from hot springs come rushing up beneath you? Or how about a beach where you… Read More
You think your job is tough?Try working the salt factory of Fiji. Located in a remote corner of the main island of Fiji, this salt factory gathers salt by traditional means.
Let’s fly all the way to Fiji to play paintball! Okay, that wasn’t exactly the case but we did end up having a paintball adventure while spending some time in Fiji. We arrived at Sonaisali Island Resort on our final day and were bummed to receive such a warm welcome and beautiful room in a quiet resort that was absolutely gorgeous, but not have the time to enjoy it.
It was a last minute schedule change that took us to the Oho Caves in Fiji. We were looking to squeeze in one more adventure during our stay on the main island and Sarah of Tourism Fiji had just the thing. The Tao Village has recently allowed tourists into their village for visits and their sacred Oho Caves are the star attraction. We took an hour-long drive from the Outrigger Lagoon Resort on the Coral Coast through a very wet yet green countryside on a very bumpy gravel road. Our driver Vincent told us that he was to take the old van, as the roads were too rough for the newer models.
