Islands in Fiji to Visit

I am planing a 3-week wedding trip in November to visit New Zealand, the Great Barrier Reef and/or Fiji. We will probably stay 10 nights in New Zealand, 7 in the Great Barrier Reef and 4 in Fiji. We expect to be weary after a few week of the trip, so we thought that 4 nights in Fiji would end up being a lovely way to unwind and finish the Honeymoon.

We have to visit New Zealand (Maori civilization, Hobbiton) and snorkeling/diving at the Great Barrier Reef, but we are still trying to figure out the route for New Zealand. At only 4 and a half day I think that a place like the Mamanuca Islands or the Yasawa Islands would be the best. Would it make sense to consider Fiji for the given period/budget?

Would we be better off jumping over Fiji and looking for a honeymoon retreat in Australia or near the Great Barrier Ref? Great Barrier Red is accessed from several points along Queensland's northern coast. The journey will take about 45 to 90 minutes, according to where you are departing from, and various businesses offer daily excursions including lunches and snorkelling equipment.

Farther southwards around Airlie Beach there is also a trip to the riff. Fiji is one of the most beautiful islands in the world. Four day in Fiji is definitely a good idea, Navini Iceland is a good place to consider as you have more free day on the isle. You' ll hit your plane 24/7 any day and you'll be usuallyky on the isle in an hr same if you go, don't waste any case awaiting transfer, or need to stay onshore.

Make as little or as much as you want, the use of all non-motorized equipment is included, as well as a catamaran, kayak, SU paddling board, etc. including early mornings, sea excursions, angling, snorkelling on other islands, islet diving, etc. or just relaxing in your sun lounger. As a frequent guest in the NZ and Fiji-Forum.

I' d suggest that you spend 2 week in the South Island of New Zealand and then from Christchurch to Cairns and the GBR (Hamilton Island) to enjoy the sea and sea for 7 nights before returning to San Francisco. You are leaving Fiji for another period for this journey.

Then Auz NZ with a concluding stop for some R&R for four-night in Fiji will sound like a wonderful honeymoon plot to me. In order to make things easier in terms of timing, your best option would be Navini (as already mentioned), possibly Lomani (adults only with the boating services to the resorts, which returns four days a day (or just a 10-minute fly away).

Just a little tip for you - November is the beginning of the low seasons in Fiji with many places doing their best to attract the interest of prospective visitors and increase their reservation levels. The Bay of Islands around the northern isle NZ is really nice.

The Barrier Reef off Cairns is astonishing. End with Fiji to perfectly unwind. Since Cairns is the major area for barrier coral lake trips, I don't see any point in going to another area with coral lake entrance, as the distance and travelling costs accumulate. Relaxation in Fiji before the long distance home trip sounded great to me.

I have a route for the NZ South Island because I am a NZ placard and here it is. Mr President, I wonder whether the choice amounts to how much we need for New Zealand. Perhaps you'd like to take a look at Lady Elliot and/or Heron Island.

There is no need to remain on the shore and fish a boat/catamaran every day. Though you need to come to these islands - additional travelling costs and times. Excursions from the shore to the dive site every day are costly, timeconsuming, you don't get enough free day on the dive site and the fact that these excursions take up a lot of work!

It is a very particular moment for you and your new married couple named CVRmanF4, so it depends on what is best for you and what matches your dream and memory (and, from a pragmatic point of view, of course, your budget). I am prejudiced to spend at least a little of the amount of a honeymoon in Fiji with my man in the 1980s, while we have both maintained such loving recollections of that period over all these years since our first voyage abroad (as soon as we could have afforded to reconsider voyages overseas) brought us back there directly.

Now we have some new and beautiful reminiscences to remember on our twilight period, hopefully (no worries where/what you decide) you will be able to say the same at a later date. I wish you both all the best for a beautiful and memorable wedding journey, no matter where you choose to have it.