Family vacation to Fiji

Famous for its picture-perfect beaches with white sand and blue oceans, its unspoiled rainforests, and some of the friendliest individuals you are ever likely to meet, Fiji is a South Pacific paradise.

Fiji is home to a thriving multi-ethnic community as a result of its many cultural influences from the Pacific, India, Asia, and Europe for their Fiji Family Vacation. You can spend your time not only island hopping from one stunning beach to another, but also learning about the fascinating history of the region’s small but active cities, exploring quaint mountain villages, and taking in the island’s unique culture.

Airport

Updates to the Nadi airport’s terminal can currently be viewed. One major improvement is the addition of air conditioning, which allows travellers to wait through the hours-long process of clearing customs in Fiji in relative comfort. In Nadi, the customs area is located outside in the hot and sticky Fijian sun. You should either dress appropriately, or have enough layers to be able to shed them once you get there. A backpack or bag that is empty would be perfect for storing your extra sweaters and jackets. Pack some water bottles in your carry-on luggage.

Means of Getting Around and Making Contacts

Many weekly flights are offered by Fiji Airways from Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane to Fiji. Additionally, Virgin and Jetstar offer numerous weekly departures from Australia to Fiji. Your first and last nights in Fiji will be spent at predetermined locations, determined by your aeroplane arrival and departure times.

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Hotels in Fiji that target families typically provide kid-friendly options on the menu. Fijian cuisine is known for its high standard of quality and reasonable prices. Some Fijian hotels list the kind of meals they serve and their costs on their websites. Avoid eating at places that are not affiliated with the main resorts (unless it is a well-known and popular restaurant). Some hotels provide meals for children at no cost, in addition to offering paid meal packages.

Opportunities Available

There is always something fun for the whole family to do in Fiji. Here is a rundown of some of the more popular ones:

• The Fiji Museum in Suva
• When it comes to anthropological and historical artefacts, the Fiji Museum has no equal on the islands. The museum lies in the middle of Suva’s famous Thurston Gardens.
• Travel the length of the Sigatoka River on an exciting safari.
• Enjoy the first half of your day on a safari jet boat, exploring the natural and cultural wonders of Fiji.
• Once Upon a Time, in a Garden, a Giant Slept

The magnificent garden, which spans 29 hectares just outside of Nadi, is home to several native plant species found only in Fiji, consists of making your way through a native rainforest rain forest.

Hot springs and mud baths are also available.

The natives of Fiji’s crowning glory believe the hot springs there have healing properties. Regardless of its claims, the three pools, warm mud baths, and scenic natural setting all contribute to a soothing atmosphere.

A Cultural Center on Orchid Island

An entrancing exhibition of Fijian culture and heritage, including their longstanding practises, unique arts and animals, and handicrafts. Approximately 10 km from the capital city of Suva.

To protect the Colo-i-Suva Forest as a National Park

If you’re in Fiji, you can visit Colo-i-Suva Forest National Park by travelling the indirect route to Nausori from the country’s capital, Suva.

Shopping

Fiji’s duty-free offerings are similar to those in Australia, so you shouldn’t expect to find any amazing deals there. There is a sizable clothing industry in Fiji, therefore a wide selection of affordable, high-quality apparel is easily accessible.

Grammatical Rules and Usage

Throughout addition to English, Fijian and Hindustani are widely spoken in the country. You should learn some words and phrases in the Fijian language before you go there.