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FIJI - ENDLESS ADVENTURES WAITING FOR YOU




This exotic country in the Pacific Ocean is certainly captivating. Its beauty is undeniable, so it's no wonder the archipelago of more than 300 islands is one very desirable getaway destination in the world. The natural allure of Fiji isn't the only reason to visit though. There are endless adventures in the country, which is why so many come back time and time again.


I didn’t realise how truly unique and spectacular these islands were until I visited the islands myself. On my recent trip to Fiji I discovered some of the best things to see, do and experience, here are some of the highlights I found to be the top must see experiences in Fiji…


Sunbathe on the Coral Coast


This magnificent coral coast is one of the most charming beaches you could visit while in Fiji.

The beach has some of the softest, whitest sand and of course, crystal blue waters. When I stayed at a resort on the Coral Coast, I loved the spectacular crystal clear water and the powdery white sand to lie on. Aside from happily lying in the sand, you can take the Ecotrax around to enjoy some of the island's wilderness and coastline.


Visit the Yasawas


The Yasawas is composed of 20 islands that feature abundant greenery, volcanoes, blue lagoons, and much more. There's so much to do that you could spend days on the Yasawas. You can go hiking, meet manta rays, check out the beaches, or take a seaplane.


Partake in Water Activities in the Mamanucas


With nearly 20 islands, the Mamanucas is home to some of the most stunning scenery in Fiji.

Being among the volcanic archipelago, you'll notice travellers partaking in a ton of different

water activities. Snorkelling and surfing are perhaps the most popular among them all.


Enjoy the Coral Reefs of Taveuni


As the country's third-largest island and the place that visitors come to see the most diverse coral reefs, including the Rainbow Reef. After snorkelling the reefs, take the Vidhwa Rainforest

Trail and visit the National Heritage Park (there is a small fee to enter, but it's worth it).



Check Out a Firewalking Ceremony


Throughout Fiji, you will see native Beqa men partaking in firewalking ceremonies. It's truly amazing to watch them walk across the scalding hot stones without getting burned!


Stroll through the Fiji Museum


Spanning over 3,700 years, this museum tells of the history behind Fiji. You'll see everything from Indian artwork to sell jewellery throughout this spectacular overview of the Fijian culture.


Hang out for a Bit at Port Denarau Marina


This port features a huge, 32,800-square-foot Retail and Commerce Center filled with restaurants and shopping. You can even take advantage of the 18-hole golf course or enjoy a little time on a jet boat before leaving the port. Oh, and don't forget to purchase any of the necessary travel essentials you forgot to pack! Relax in the Garden of the Sleeping Giant

Situated in the foothills of the Nausori Highlands, the Garden of the Sleeping Giant is one

amazing place to explore in Fiji. With an assortment of vividly coloured orchids, you could walk through this garden completely enthralled with its beauty for hours

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Take the Mud Pool Tour


Ready for a mud bath? As dirty as that sounds, it has been said that mud bathing has age-defying effects as well as healing properties. You might want to try out the therapeutic natural thermal mud spa.


Visit the Kula Wild Adventure Park


As Fiji's biggest family theme park, you can't miss out on this exciting adventure, especially if

you brought along the little ones. Carefully handle and examine various exotic species including feeding the sea turtles.


As you can see, there is an endless amount of adventures to experience in the stunning islands of Fiji. So, what are you waiting for? Start planning your trip to the archipelago islands so that you can fill your itinerary with some exciting activities! Being that I was recently in Fiji, I know all the best spots and tours for you! Be sure to reach out to me for more information.

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