Fiji travel guide

Before you go to Fiji

Currency: FJD FJ$
Emergency number: 911 / 917
Plug type: I
Tap water: Tap water is treated and generally safe in Suva and Nadi; on outer islands and villages drink bottled or boiled water.
Tipping: Tipping is not customary or expected in Fiji; many resorts run a shared staff "Christmas fund" box instead.
Bargaining: Common
eSIM: Available
Card networks: Visa, Mastercard, Amex (limited)
ATM fees: FJD 10-15 per withdrawal at most banks; Bank of Baroda ATMs do not charge foreign cards

Nadi Fiji's tourism gateway on western Viti Levu, home to the international airport, Sri Siva Subramaniya temple, Sabeto hot springs and…
Mamanuca Islands A volcanic archipelago of about 20 islands west of Nadi famous for white-sand beaches, snorkelling, surfing at Cloudbreak, Cloud 9 floating…
Denarau Island A purpose-built resort island near Nadi linked to Viti Levu by a causeway, with a marina, golf course and cluster of international beach…
Yasawa Islands A remote chain of volcanic islands northwest of the Mamanucas, reached by the Yasawa Flyer catamaran; home to the Blue Lagoon, Sawa-i-Lau…
Suva Fiji's capital and largest city on southeast Viti Levu, a lively colonial-era port with the Fiji Museum, Municipal Market and Colo-i-Suva…
Coral Coast A scenic stretch of southern Viti Levu coastline between Sigatoka and Korolevu, known for beach resorts, the Sigatoka Sand Dunes, coral…
Taveuni Fiji's lush "Garden Island" in the north, straddling the 180th meridian, renowned for Bouma waterfalls, the Lavena Coastal Walk, rainforest…
Savusavu A laid-back yachting and diving town on Vanua Levu set around a sheltered bay with natural hot springs, pearl farms and the Rainbow Reef…