Famous places Fiji

What is the famous place in Fiji for holidays?

I' d like to show you an astonishing place in FIJI, you should go with your happy wife or two. The multicultural city of Nadi is the gate to Fiji and is home to the recently modernised Fiji Internacional Aiport. The multicultural city of Nadi is the gate to Fiji and is home to the recently modernised Fiji Internacional Aiport.

The Mamanucas are not only the nearest archipelago to Nadi International Airport, they are perhaps also the most beautiful. The landscape includes wide open sand dunes, hot blue seas, and rolling palm trees. The Denarau - the isle that doesn't really have the feeling of an isle. There is no need for a boating trip to the home of the South Pacific's biggest integral resource.

Fiji's third biggest isle is known as Garden Isle for good reason: Sumptuous jungles, beautiful sandy shores, lonely falls and a rich fauna make Taveuni a paradise for ecotourists. Fiji's adventurous capitol is Pacific Harbour. Swim with a shark or take a four-wheel ride in less than an hour's driving from Suva on Fiji's south-shore.

A 80 km long section with sparkling sandy beach and lonely coves along the south coast of Viti Levu, the coral coast is a beach robber's night. Fiji's second biggest isle, Vanua Levu, is less touristy than Viti Levu, making it a great place for adventure travelers. The Lau group consists of some small islets in the far eastern part, almost half way to Tonga, and is the Fiji archipelago, which is not often seen by visitors.

The best dive sites in Fiji

Fiji offers some of the best diving spots in the whole wide open water paradise and is often referred to as the "soft-corals' capital". Few places are as colourful as the Fiji can be. Colourful tough and mellow corals garden, caverns, battlements, ramparts, passageways with an astonishing diversity of marine species, from small creatures to large species such as grouper, tree vally, shark, tunas, turtles as well as marine freshwater species in all colours and dimensions.

Favourite diving where you can see and photograph cops and tigers. More than 330 beautiful beaches and untouched cliffs with often breathtaking views make Fiji a diving wonder. In Fiji, where can you dive? The Fiji islets are a group of islets with some of the biggest and most varied dive sites in the whole life of a diving enthusiast.

Fiji's most favourite and best diving sites are the following: the Beqa Laguna: This is a favourite diving spot on Viti Levu, Fiji's major diving capital, just South of Pacific Harbour. Beqa' s great Laguna, which surrounds the islands of Beqa and Vatulele, is of vulcanic origins.

Favourite diving spots are around the Beqa Strait, a 5 mile canal between the Laguna and the Isle. The diving spots are famous for their merlons and the most famous Fiji sharkspot. Beqa' Fiji people are known for their fire-walking ceremonies. Sleep in one of the Pacific Harbour Hotel or on an Isle Resort on the lovely Isle of Beqa.

Kadavu: This is Fiji's third biggest isle. The majority of the isle is still unexplored, with little infrastrucure, but great natural beauty and a relaxed, easy Fiji way of life. The Kadavu is a rough, undulating islet with lonely coves and long sands. Kadavu is surrounded by epoxy formed sea corals, the most famous being the Great Astrolabe Reef, one of the biggest barriere corals in the game.

The Kadavu Divesites are known for big fishing and the famous "Manta Magic", a site with frequent manta-seeing. There are several scuba resort locations around the islands. Fiji: Known as the garden isle of Fiji, with luxuriant hills and countryside with a richness of indigenous flora and fauna.

Taveuni has several scuba resort sites offering some of the world's best scuba dives on colourful hard corals, the most famous being the Great White Wall and Rainbow Reef. Scuba can sometimes be a challenge here, as the current in the Somosomo Straights is difficult, but they are the ones who make their nutrient-rich water supply the stunning local corals.....

It is the centre of Fiji, first described by the famous captain Bligh, who travelled from Tofua to Timor. Known as "Vatu-i-Ra Seascape", the area mainly divides the two biggest isles, Fiji, Viti Levu and Vanua Levu. Powerful sea current maintains a rich eco-system with some of the best diving in Fiji.

Only a few shore assisted divers go on reef dives, instead it is the ideal site for liveaboards. This are some of the best sites in Fiji. You can of course discover the remaining sandy areas and the remaining sea canals.