What to see in Fiji

Things to do on the main island

Hello, welcome to Fiji! You' ll be hearing these words everywhere in Fiji, while a sincere and sincere smile welcomes you wherever you go. We' ve traveled to almost 60 different places and nowhere else in the world does it seem so fortunate and really joyful to see you as the Fijians!

There are 322 isles in Fiji, so it can be quite stunning to plan a holiday there. We knew when we were visiting Fiji that we did not have the opportunity to see everything to the full est and were glad to be able to spend our days discovering the major Viti Levu isle. Whilst the nearby isles offer wonderful lonely sandy shores and mansions, the capital Isle is a haven of its own and today we will be sharing some of our favorite times in Fiji.

If you are traveling to Fiji, you cannot miss a Kava Celebration. It is common to present a present from Yaqona (Kava root) to the chef of the Fiji town. It' an expensive celebration that requires a little understanding before it can take place.

It begins when the village people crush the kava and strainer it through a fabric pouch into a large wood dish in the centre of the room. Situated on the Pacific coast, the adventure capital of the Fiji Islands, Fiji is the place to be if you are afraid of white water rafting.

It is another environmentally safe trip, as Mother Nature is intact. They had to ask the rulers, and many a Kava ceremony took place so that this surgery could begin. It' an astonishing trip to find out more about Fiji from your neighbourhood leader, who has grown up in the area, and to know that no more businesses will come to turn this heaven into an entertainment area.

that Gilligan and the castaway ran aground in Fiji. After all Fiji was the country of the headhunter and Gilligan was abandoned on a wonderful paradise isle. If you visit Fiji, you can find out a lot about its past by taking a trip to the Oho Caves.

Following our visit to the astonishing caverns, we went to his home town, where we participated in a Kava ceremony and talked to the oldest of the Tao people. People and chiefs were so fortunate that we were able to see their fellowship, and we strongly suggest this exercise when we visit Fiji.

It' a newer route, so ask for the Oho Caves route through Tao Village. Whatever you want to do in Fiji, you'll like it. It is a real heaven and we can't look forward to returning one of these two exalting words....Bula Vinakka!