Top 10 Tourist Attractions in Fiji Islands
The Republic of The Fiji Islands, the capital of Suva, is known as "one of the top ten honeymoon resorts in the world." The ordinary sea is blue, but the sea of Fiji is colorful. Because countless odd-shaped and colorful sea fish are swimming in the water, stirring the sea into a colorful state.
Fiji has more than 300 islands of various sizes, surrounded by ring-like coral reefs, making them a haven for fish. Although there are many islands, each one is very exquisite. The largest island is Mitiraiki Island. Viti Levu is Fiji's largest island and the most representative island in Fiji. It is often called the "Big Island".
Mitirafogi Island is shaped like a horizontal lemon and is one third of the size of Taiwan. The capital Suva and the international airport Nandi are located in the east and west of the island respectively. It is the most developed island for sightseeing and tourism. The road system to Kirishima from Meidi is convenient, and Queen's Road and King's Road form a roundabout system.
The tourism resources of Mitirai Island are quite diverse. There are sandy beaches of large and small. You can dive and snorkel in the developed coral reefs, take mini trains from the coastal sugar cane gardens, rafting on highland bamboo rafts, and visit traditional villages. Enjoy traditional Mick dances, over-the-top stunts, etc.
After sightseeing in Nandi and Suva, you can head to the Coral Coast. The first stop can be set to take a small train and slowly pass through sugar cane gardens, villages, and mangroves, and go to Natadoia Beach for horseback riding. Walking from south to east along the Coral Coast, there are many international-class resort hotels along the road. The coral reefs here are quite developed and are a good place for diving, snorkeling and sea fishing.
Mamanuka Islands Mamanuka Islands) If the Wakeya Club is a palace with one hotel on an island, the Mamanuka Group) located in the west of the big island is a people's home with one hotel on an island. The Mamanuka Islands include Mana Island, Distress Island, Malolo Island, Treasure Island, Chisu Island, Nanhai Island, etc. Among them, Mana Island is the most famous.
You can reach any island by boat from the big island. Hotels on the island usually also offer water amusement facilities. Hotels range from luxurious five-star hotels to cheap apartment-style hotels that can be rented per month. White sand, blue sea, blue sky and simple Fijians are the common points on every island. Most European and American family tourists choose one to stay for ten days and a half a month. They can either dive and bask in the sun every day, or sit under the promenade to drink tea in the wind and enjoy the sunset. People can't help but sigh that this kind of life is a real leisure vacation.
The most precious and evocative thing in Fiji is the vast blue sea and blue sky, and the pearl-like coral reef islands that emerge from the sea. It is so beautiful that people can't help but hold their breath. The Mamanuca Group in the Mamanucao Islands is the closest small island group to Mitiraifugu Island and with developed coral reefs. There are about 20 small islands in the Mamanukau Island Group, which are formed by volcanic topography, sedimentary limestone topography and coral reef debris. Among them, Beachcomber, Plantaion Island and Treasure Island are the most representative coral reef islands in Fiji, while Mana Island is the most popular visited by Chinese people.
from the yacht marina on Danalau Island, you can reach Mana Island, which is 30 kilometers away, in about two hours. The beach Juanlang Island is 20 kilometers away from the marina. As the small boat approaches the island, the stronger the feeling of being shocked by the beautiful scenery. The white sand island rises in the dark blue water, the green coconut shadows on the island sway, and there are a few clouds in the blue sky. At this time, my eyes can't help but blink more. After the yacht slows down, coral traces are reflected in the clear water, and colorful colors shine into your eyes.
This kind of coral reef is formed by long-term accumulation of debris from the limestone bones of the coral that are washed by waves. Coral reefs usually appear together and are slightly higher than sea level to protect the sand island from being washed by the waves and from being blown away by the wind. Therefore, there are developed coral reefs around the sand island, and you can snorkel from the shore to enjoy the colorful world in the sea. Coral reefs also have a wave-breaking effect, so snorkeling and swimming in the water are safe.
Malolo Island Malolo Island in Fiji is called "Plant Island" by locals. It belongs to the Mamanuca Islands and is very close to Mana Island. The island is not large in area, but it has all kinds of recreational facilities. In addition to swimming and diving, there are also fishing, sailing, etc. You can also walk in the mountains and forests, play tennis, and there are even restaurants that teach tourists how to cook Fijian meals. Here, it seems that you can do many things, such as lying on the beach and sunbathing, or having a Fijian-style SPA at the hotel to relax your body and mind.
Malolo Island is an idyllic island paradise where you can get rid of the pressure of modern life and relax on the golden sand beaches, rich coral reefs, coconut groves, swaying palm trees and blue ocean, giving you a heavenly enjoyment. Malolo Island is a very cordial and simple resort. It embodies the lifestyle of the local simple Fijian people and their original Fijian culture. The hospitable Malolo villagers are true Fijian descendants. What they bring to you will be the most original Fijian cultural experience.
No matter where you come from in the world, the crystal clear waters of Marolo will make you can't help but put on a diving suit without hesitation to experience the magical magic that the depths of the sea bring to us. Malolo has Fiji's largest diving and water sports company, as well as a variety of specialty bars and Pacific style spas, making your Malolo trip full of magical charm.
VitiLevu is Fiji's largest island, which also means that it may accommodate more of Fiji's beauty. New Katonga's Fijian historical sites, Kula Park, and Sugarcane Gardens are the places to visit! Don't miss it. It is Fiji's most representative island and is often called the "Big Island". Shaped like a horizontal lemon, the area is one-third the size of Taiwan. The capital Suva and the international airport Nandi are located in the east and west of the island respectively. They are the most developed islands for sightseeing.
The road system to Kirishima from Meidi is convenient, and Queen's Road and King's Road form a roundabout system. The tourism resources of the big island are quite diverse, including sandy beaches of large and small, diving in the most developed coral reefs, snorkeling, mini trains in the coastal sugar cane gardens, highland bamboo rafting, four-wheel drives, waterfalls hiking, and men's continuous coral reefs. The coast and visiting traditional villages, enjoying traditional Mick dances, over-the-top stunts, etc. are all fascinating tourist focuses.
Vatulele Island is a unique island in Fiji. It has an adventurous, romantic atmosphere and far away from the secular world. There are no telephones, fax machines, radio and TV, not even newspapers! It is said that the Fijian word "Vaturelei" is the English word "ring rock". In this way, Vaturelei Island is an island full of ring rocks.
Once you arrive at Waturere Island, you can put aside all your worries and bask in the Fijian sun to your heart's content. 54 service staff will serve you carefully. The maximum number of tourists here is 24. The ratio of service staff to tourists is 2:1. The friendly service staff come from four villages on the island. In addition to several beaches on the island, you can also visit several nearby islands and island groups, where there are hundreds of species of seabirds. You can also visit the caves, lighthouses and jungle trails in the village where tapatubu was made.
If you are very active, you can also surf and sail. There are all kinds of yachts here, and scuba diving is very popular here. You can go on shipwreck expeditions or you can lie down all day, and the most popular activity on Waturere Island is lying in a hammock after lunch. Fishing is an exciting pastime on the island of Huaturere, which is surrounded by coral reefs that breed several species of fish, including snappers, yellow croakers and marlins. There is the legendary growing place of red-bearded shrimp on the island of Vaturere. It is known as a sacred place. Tourists may wish to come here to see if it is really as the legend says.
Mana Island is an outer island in Fiji. One side of the island has been developed into a resort. The single-family wooden house is elegant on the outside and has complete internal facilities. All non-motorized equipment, such as snorkeling equipment, kayaking, etc., is free to use. On the other side of the island are local indigenous villages, who still live a simple life of fishing and growing crops. Mana Island is located in the middle of the Mamanuca Islands. It is a small island with ethnic characteristics and original customs. It is also an excellent diving resort in the South Pacific.
Go to Mana Island and enjoy the sunshine, white sand and sea water of the South Pacific island. Snorkeling is the best choice. The soft blue sky, colorful sand, reefs, corals, etc. will make the sea water colorful under the refraction of the sun. Swimming in the sea, in addition to the fish swimming with you, there are also crossed starfish, small seahorses, and tiger skin-striped shells that you seem to have only seen on TV. You may think you fell into the aquarium, but it's all true in front of your eyes. A variety of water sports can be played on the island, including diving, rubber dinghies, and sailing. Whether it's going underwater to enjoy corals and tropical fish, or having an intimate contact with the waves at sea, it's a good choice.
站图片位置Beqa Lagoon is located in the center of the Southwest Pacific, within Fiji's territorial waters, 290 kilometers southeast of Tonga, 805 kilometers northeast of Samoa, and 2735 kilometers southwest of Sydney. Bekaa Atoll is a famous tourist resort, with diving, yachting, visiting tribes, and fire fighting rituals as the main activities. There are warm seawater all year round, tropical fish everywhere, and colorful and huge coral landscapes have long been world-famous diving sites. Divers from all over the world use scuba diving methods to explore these world-war diving areas.
Bekaa Atoll has a reputation among divers as being close to heaven. Located in the northwest part of Bekaa Atoll is Fiji's famous soft coral kaleidoscope. The corals here are gorgeous and beautiful. Many European and American tourists come to Bekaa Atoll for diving, because the underwater attractions here are quite rich, with various coral reefs and colorful tropical fish making diving lovers linger.
A one-day or three-day yacht trip in Bekaa Atoll is also a good choice. A yacht trip usually selects several uninhabited islands. Sailing and eating seafood barbecues during the day, and having parties on the beach or boat at night to enjoy the fun of natural life. You can also take a boat sailing in the sunset and have a romantic dinner at a seaside restaurant.
Suva Suva is located in the southeast of Viti Island and belongs to Suva Province in the Central Region. In 1874, Fiji became a British colony. In 1877, the capital of Fiji was changed from Levuca to Suva, officially becoming Fiji's capital. The city is Fiji's busiest city and Fiji's political, economic and commercial center.
Suva is known as the "Cultural Crossroad of the South Pacific". It is an important cultural center in the South Pacific and the most cosmopolitan city in the South Pacific. The buildings of this city are ancient and full of customs. Some streets are lined with ancient markets, selling ancient woodware and handicrafts, which makes people love.
Suva's most well-known landmarks are the Suva City Library and the Carnegie Library, built in 1909 and, together with other colonial buildings, constitute the city's most beautiful scenery. The Fiji Museum is the most important and spectacular historical museum in the South Pacific and an ideal place to explore Fiji's mysterious past.
There are 78 parks in Suva, the most famous of which is Albert Park, which is colorful. The annual traditional folk culture festival "Red Flower Festival" opens here, putting people in a sea of joy.
Levukka Levukka is located on the east coast of Ovarao Island. It is the capital of Fiji's Eastern Region. It was the capital of Fiji until 1882, and was later replaced by Suva. The city has been applying for a World Heritage Site for many years, and was finally listed as a World Heritage Site in June 2013.
Founded around 1820, Levuka was the first European settlement in the Fiji Islands. It is Fiji's oldest city and Fiji's first modern city. Levuca is both an important port and a trading post. It was established and developed as a trading center in the early 19th century, where European and American immigrants built warehouses, shops, harbor facilities, residences, religious buildings, educational facilities, social groups, institutions, etc.
Levuca was a port city that was deeply influenced by indigenous people in the late colonial period. It was also a rare late colonial port town influenced by local indigenous people. The indigenous people had more houses than European houses. Levuca is the most outstanding representative of the 19th century Pacific immigrant port city, reflecting the deep influence of local traditional architecture by European and American architecture, as it forms a unique urban landscape in the world.
The Garden of the Sleeping Giant is located at the foot of the Nausori Highlands in Fiji, not far north of Nadi. It was originally a private garden established by American "Wheelchair Detective" male star Raymond Burr in 1977. At first, the garden was not famous, but later, with the increase in tropical orchids planted in the park, now, the Sleeping Giant Garden has become One of the most popular tourist attractions on the island of Fiji.
Although the Sleeping Giant Garden is famous for its orchids, its interesting shape and structure are also attractive enough. From a distance, the entire garden looks like a giant with a deep face, sleeping soundly with a big belly unique to the locals. This is why the garden got its name.
In this 20-hectare plant garden, there are about 2000 different varieties of orchids, including some rare orchid varieties unique to Fiji. It is the largest orchid garden in Fiji. In addition, many tropical plants are also specially planted in the park, as well as 30 to 40 kinds of precious Asian lotus flowers! Walking on the country roads full of natural atmosphere in the Sleeping Giant Garden, surrounded by jungles, there will be large lotus ponds dotted in this garden like pearls. The trails full of flowers and the colorful orchids are definitely a kind of beautiful enjoyment!
Bouma National Heritage Park was established in 1990 to protect the tropical rainforest and its rich species on Taveuni Island. It is also an economic source for the survival of villagers in villages near the park. The park occupies 80% of Tamuni Island and mainly covers 150 square kilometers of tropical rainforest and coastal greenery. The park is famous for its dazzling waterfalls, forest hiking trails and coastal walking trails.
The beauty of the waterfalls in Boma National Heritage Park is famous around the world for its Hollywood business card "Blue Coral Reef". This is a pure place. Visitors can walk into the forest hiking trail and see the beauty of the star waterfalls here.There are three Tavoro waterfalls in the park near the tourist service center. The water from each waterfall forms a natural swimming pool.
Among them, the first waterfall is 24 meters high and can be reached within a 10-minute walk from the Tourist Service Center along a flat path; the second waterfall takes about 30 to 40 minutes on foot. Although it is small, it is also a good natural swimming pool, the path to this is steep, but there are also paved steps and railings. In addition, you can also see many unique local animals and plants while walking through the Boma National Heritage Park, which will be a fun and fun trip.