Can anyone help me list the islands in Fiji that I can visit! Thanks! I want to travel!

Fiji is very rich in tourist attractions and many islands, including many islands in the outer islands. Today, Bian Xiao will introduce you to some of the islands in the outer islands, how are these islands? If you want to travel in Fiji, you can learn about this information.

The Fiji archipelago consists of 333 islands, 106 of which are inhabited. Viti Levu, the largest island, is where Fijians live and work, the political, economic and cultural centre, commonly known as the main island.

The various small islands scattered around the main island are mainly divided into the Mamanuca Islands, Yazawa Islands, North Island, South Island, and Old Island, which are often referred to as the outer islands.

To play the outer islands is to play in a hotel. The key point of playing a hotel is to choose a hotel. Most of Fiji has one hotel on one island, unlike other tourist destinations.

There are no attractions on the outer islands of Fiji, the hotel is the attraction. Each hotel offers a variety of activities on a daily basis, such as fishing, snorkeling, village tours, cabaret shows, sunset dinners, and more. Take a trip to Fiji at the Outer Islands Hotel.

Fiji's outer islands are like a palette that has been overturned by God, full of color, pure and seren. When you arrive in Fiji, you must visit the outer islands! Feel Fiji blue in its purest form!

Outer island features. Get back to nature and enjoy the tranquility of time and space. Fiji has a number of small islands with different styles and characteristics, often one hotel per island, creating a rustic and pure outer island atmosphere.

Due to Fiji's lack of resources, it takes years to build and accumulate from a desert island to a perfect holiday destination. Some of the facilities and services on the outer islands are not perfect. The value of the outer islands lies in the pristine natural environment, every piece of seawater, every grain of sand, and every coral reef on the outer islands.

Facilities on the outer islands. The outer island resort has high consumption, primitive environmental facilities, open-air showers, dense jungles, thatched houses, natural purity, but the facilities and services are not perfect, and cannot be compared with domestic star hotels.

Dining on the outer islands. Mainly Western food, the chef of the restaurant carefully designs different dishes every day, and you can taste different Western food tastes in the world.

Play outside the island.

Playing in takeout Yojima is playing at the hotel, and playing at the hotel is free activity. A variety of activities are arranged daily for in-house guests to participate in, such as fishing, snorkeling, hiking, water skiing, surfing, sailing, sunset cruises, island hopping, picnics, etc.

These are tourist information about the outer islands of Fiji. Isn't it good here? So next time you love Fiji, don't miss out on these outer islands!

Overlooking Tavarua, you can see the shape of the "heart", although Fiji even exudes a sweet smell in the air, but there is only one island in Fiji that is so romantic. Staying on this island is like hearing Fiji's heartbeat and hearing someone you love say "I love you" every day.

Oshima - Beautiful land to Kirishima.

Meji Laikishima is the largest island in Fiji and the most emblematic, hence the name "Big Island". The shape of the island is like a lemon swinging horizontally, and the capital Suva and Nadi International Airport are located on the east and west sides of the island respectively, with convenient road systems, and it is one of the most developed islands for sightseeing.

There are countless islands in Fiji, and even the name "Fiji" is the Tongan word for "island". This tropical island nation is made up of 332 small islands of various sizes, most of which are volcanic islands surrounded by coral reefs. The volcanic islands here are not hideous, hot-tempered, but when you see the endless coral coast, colorful fish and water, you will know that this paradise corner is gentle, lovely and warm.

There are more than 300 small islands, and some of them have no names.

Quite expensive. You can go to the mail boat to play cheaply.

1. TOP1 Meiji comes to Kirishima.

Medilaikishima is the largest island in Fiji and the most iconic island in Fiji, often referred to as the "Big Island". With the capital city of Suva and the international airport Nadi on the east and west of the island, Lyrikori has become the most developed island in Fiji for sightseeing. Tickets:

No tickets are required. How to get there: You can charter a car.

2. TOP2 Denaranu Island.

On Denaranoo Island, each resort has a unique side of Sakura socks. I like to enjoy the free space of one person, and I can even entertain myself without stepping out of the hotel. Because this is a place where five-star hotels gather, the security is also good.

Tickets: No tickets required. How to get there:

It's close to Nandi, about a 20 minute drive from Nadi. From Nadi, head north on Andrews Rd, take the first left and take exit 1 at roundabout. 3. TOP3 Mana Island.

There are many recreational facilities on Mana Island, where you can enjoy all imaginable water entertainment, and you can enjoy the sun, white sand, and sea water of the South Pacific islands on Mana Island, and it is also a good choice to go snorkeling here. Tickets: No tickets are required, entertainment is charged separately.

How to get there: Take a taxi from Nadi airport to Denarau pier and take a boat for an hour and a half to Mana Island. 4. TOP4 Yasawa Islands.

The Yasawa Islands are well connected to the mainland by high-speed catamarans, and the location is somewhat remote, and the view of the Yasawa Islands from the air is like a string of pearls scattered in the Pacific Ocean, quiet and beautiful. It is a popular holiday destination for Fijian locals, and it is also a place where Fiji's natural scenery is well preserved, and is loved by many celebrities. Tickets:

No tickets are required. How to get there: Denarau Pier takes a ferry to the Yasawa Islands, which takes 1 and a half hours.