Where is Fiji more fun and what is there to do in Fiji

Suva: Suva is Fiji's liveliest metropolis and the political, economic and commercial centre of Fiji.

Viti Levu: Viti Levu is the largest island in Fiji. There are ethnic cultural activities in traditional villages, large and small beaches, as well as well-developed coral reefs.

Treasure Island: Treasure Island is a favourite holiday destination in Fiji and is surrounded by a marine protected area with crystal clear and pristine waters.

Yasawa Islands: The island is a honeymoon paradise with a sparkling sweetness.

Season: Fiji has a tropical maritime climate, with an average temperature of 22 degrees Celsius from May to October.

Time Difference: Fiji straddles the eastern and western hemispheres, with a 180-degree meridian running through it, making it both the easternmost and westernmost country in the world. However, the country has traditionally used New Zealand time, which is the 12th East Zone, and Beijing is the 8th East Zone, so Fiji time is 4 hours ahead of Beijing.

Language: Fiji's constitution makes three languages official: English, Fijian, and Hindustani.

English was introduced by the British colonizers, Hindustani is the main language of the Indian community living in Fiji, and Fijian is the language of Fiji. According to the Fijian Constitution, Fijian citizens have the right to communicate with the agency in any of these languages, and interpreters should be provided in a timely manner if needed. As Fiji was under British colonial rule for more than 100 years, English became the most common language spoken by both Fijian and Indian ethnic groups.

Communication between different ethnic groups is generally in English, and English is also generally used in institutions, educational institutions, financial and legal institutions.

Currency: Local currency and exchange.

The currency of Viti Levu, the main island of Fiji, is the Fijian Dollar, the Fijian Dollar, and the Fijian Dollar, which is 1 Chinese Yuan (CNY). The logo of Fijian coin is the same as the US dollar, which is $, which is a niche currency that cannot be exchanged in China, and you can choose to exchange it for US dollars in China, and then exchange it for Fijian dollars in Fiji, 1 US dollar (USD) Fijian dollar (FJD).

UnionPay with credit cards.

Since 2009, UnionPay has cooperated with relevant Fijian institutions to gradually provide UnionPay card payment services in duty-free shops, department stores, hotels and other places frequented by tourists. BSP (South Pacific Bank) is the largest acquirer in the South Pacific Islands, covering major countries and regions in the islands. In addition to opening all its ATMs in Fiji to accept UnionPay cards, BSP is also working with UnionPay to expand merchant acceptance, with more than 1,000 Fijian merchant terminals accepting UnionPay cards one after another, and local merchants will be the first to accept UnionPay cards in the near future.

In Fiji, there is a 3% to 5% fee for most credit cards, so it is advisable to bring plenty of cash. If you do not have to exchange US dollars in China, or if you do not have enough US dollars with you, you can withdraw cash with your UnionPay card at the local BSP bank in Fiji, and the BSP bank will charge the cardholder a withdrawal fee of FJD 8 per withdrawal transaction.

Beach Comber Island Resort, the purest place in the world - the world's most intact ozone layer absolute field, the world's only cancer-free country, ask the Island of Dreams, the Island of Dreams specializes in in-depth tours of Fiji.

Fiji is a great place for honeymooning, if you can definitely visit here, now come and tell you about this attraction, the main thing is what attractions you can know.

Malolo Island is known as the "Phytozhi Dust Island" by the locals, the area of the island is not large, but there are all kinds of entertainment facilities, in addition to diving, swimming, fishing, windsurfing, etc., you can also walk in the mountains and forests, play tennis, lie on the beach and sunbathe, do Fijian spa in the hotel, and even have a restaurant to teach tourists how to cook Fijian meals.

On Mana Island, you can enjoy the sun, white sand, and sea of the small islands of the South Pacific. When swimming in the sea, you may see uncommon cross starfish, small seahorses, and tiger shellfish, as if you have fallen into an aquarium. The island has plenty of recreational facilities to do with every water recreation you can think of.

The Yasawa Islands are somewhat remote and are well connected to the mainland by high-speed catamarans. Looking down on the Yasawa Islands from the air, like a necklace of pearls scattered across the Pacific Ocean, it is peaceful 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, so it is also loved by many celebrities.

Denaranu Island is home to a number of five-star luxury hotels, making it a veritable top resort. Fiji's most beautiful beaches and white sand are home to a private beach where you can "contract" a stunning sea view, as well as diving, swimming, fishing and other water activities.

Tokolici Island is a private island and the farthest island from the main island in the Mamanuca archipelago. The dining, service, snorkeling environment on the island is excellent in Fiji. Especially the coral reefs under the sea, if you want to try diving, you must not miss the opportunity to encounter them underwater.

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.

In Denaranu, each resort has a unique side. 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 a lot of recreational facilities on Mana Island, where you can enjoy all the water entertainment you can think of, and you can enjoy the sunshine, white sand, and sea water of the small island in the South Pacific Ocean, 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 by ferry to the Yasawa Islands in 1 and a half small nuclear hours.