Imagine Fifth Avenue and 42nd St in New York. Or even better Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo. This is what Fiji symbolizes in the Pacific, a colorful crossroad made of 322 islands of which 106 are inhabited by a rich mixture of exuberant Melanesians, East Indians, Polynesians, Chinese, Micronesians and Europeans, all blending into a very unique culture. Fiji offers gorgeous resorts, good food, outer island living, surfing, golfing and diving. The islands are scattered over 1,300,000 square km, most of them volcanic of origin. Fiji’s way of life remains strong and resilient in the face of outside influence. Traditional Fijian society is based on communal principles derived from village life where families share the obligations and rewards of community life and are still led by a hereditary chief. This is why we believe in taking some time to then leave the main island and experience the “real Fiji” on some of the more remote islands.

Fiji’s way of life remains strong and resilient in the face of outside influence. Traditional Fijian society is based on communal principles derived from village life where families share the obligations and rewards of community life and are still led by a hereditary chief. Walk into an authentic Fijian church service, immersing yourself in the island's vibrant community spirit. Dive into the heart of adventure with thrilling shark dives in the pristine Beqa Lagoon, where you’ll come face-to-face with majestic sharks in crystal-clear waters. Explore the rich culture of Fiji with an exclusive visit to a traditional Fijian village, engaging in ancient ceremonies and witnessing local craftsmanship. Unwind in the lush Nausori Highlands, soaking in panoramic views of the islands' stunning landscapes. Step back in time with a visit to UNESCO-listed Levuka, a colonial port town that whispers tales of Fiji’s past. And for the ultimate cultural experience, partake in a traditional kava ceremony, where you’ll savor the calming drink while connecting with Fijian customs.

Fiji offers it all. It combines paradise with world-class resorts and exceptional service, idyllic beaches on rugged islands and tiny atolls, mountainous rainforest, multi-coloured reefs and equally colourful cultures. Generous hospitality is part of the life here and friendly Fijians are arguably among the best hosts in the world.