Fiji Tour Packages

1. Currency: Fijian Dollar (FJD)

2. Languages: English, Fijian, and Hindi

3. Time Zone: GMT+12

4. Popular Islands: Viti Levu, Vanua Levu, Taveuni, Yasawa Islands

5. Fun Fact: Fiji was one of the first countries to enter the new millennium!

India and Fiji share a strong historical and cultural connection. A large portion of Fiji’s population is of Indian descent, originally brought during the colonial era as indentured laborers. Today, Indo-Fijians contribute significantly to the nation’s culture, food, and festivals. Flights from India typically connect through Southeast Asia or Australia, and Indian travelers will feel welcomed by the familiar flavors and traditions found in many parts of Fiji.

1. A visa is not required for Indian citizens for stays up to 120 days.

2. Carry international travel insurance that covers adventure activities.

3. Local food includes Indian influences—vegetarians have many options.

4. Fiji has a tropical climate, so pack light, breathable clothing.

5. Power outlets are typically Type I (as in Australia), so carry an adapter.

1. Romantic Escape to Yasawa: Ideal for honeymooners.

2. Family Fun in Denarau: Includes activities for kids and parents.

3. Adventure in Taveuni: Perfect for hiking, snorkeling, and diving.

4. Cultural Discovery in Suva: Learn Fijian traditions and visit museums.

5. Luxury Retreat in Mamanuca Islands: Overwater bungalows and spa days.

All Fiji Islands tour package options are customizable to suit your travel style.

1. Capital: Suva

2. Main Entry Point: Nadi International Airport

3. Climate: Tropical, warm all year round with a wet season from November to April

4. Religion: Christianity is predominant, with Hindu and Muslim minorities

5. Local Etiquette: Respect local customs—dress modestly in villages and remove shoes before entering homes

1. Uncrowded white-sand beaches

2. Spectacular coral reefs for snorkeling and diving

3. Friendly locals and welcoming villages

4. Wide range of accommodations, from budget to luxury

5. Thrilling water sports like kayaking, jet-skiing, and surfing

6. Unique blend of Indo-Fijian and native Fijian cultures

7. Breathtaking sunsets and serene island life.

The best time to travel is from May to October, during the dry season. The weather is pleasant, with lower humidity and less rainfall—perfect for beach activities and water sports. If you prefer quieter months with fewer tourists, consider traveling in April or early November.

1. Explore the Coral Coast and Pacific Harbour

2. Snorkel or dive at the Great Astrolabe Reef

3. Take a boat tour through the Mamanuca and Yasawa islands

4. Go zip-lining or river rafting in Viti Levu

5. Visit the Garden of the Sleeping Giant

6. Participate in a traditional Kava ceremony

7. Relax with a sunset cruise

Fijian cuisine is a delicious mix of native Pacific Islander flavors and Indian spices. Try traditional dishes like:

1. Lovo: Food cooked underground on hot stones

2. Kokoda: Raw fish marinated in coconut cream and lime

3. Fijian curry: Inspired by Indian flavors with a local twist

4. Cassava cake and taro dishes Fresh seafood, tropical fruits, and spicy chutneys are widely enjoyed.

Dos:

• Greet with a friendly “Bula!”

• Dress modestly in villages

• Participate respectfully in cultural activities

• Remove shoes before entering someone’s home
  
  

Don’ts:

• Don’t touch someone’s head—it’s considered sacred

• Avoid wearing hats inside traditional buildings

• Don’t speak loudly or aggressively in villages

• Don’t bring in prohibited items like certain fruits or seeds

Popular souvenirs include handmade shell jewelry, tapa cloth, wood carvings, and Fijian pearls. Municipal markets offer a vibrant shopping experience where you can also buy spices, tropical fruits, and locally made handicrafts. Bargaining is uncommon, but prices are generally reasonable.

Fijian culture is a blend of ancient traditions and modern expressions. Traditional dance (meke), tattooing, storytelling, and crafts like mat weaving are integral to village life. Cultural shows and firewalking ceremonies are often included in many Fiji Islands tour packages, providing an immersive experience of island heritage.