Fiji
Ni Sa Bula – a warm Fijian greeting. That is truly what you receive when you arrive in Fiji . A Fijian band playing rhythmic music at the airport welcomes flights and at each resort you are greeted with lovely wooden beaded lei necklaces or flowers.
Fiji offers a range of accommodations from private island resorts with amenities and dining that are world class to moderate resorts with lots of character. Tree house accommodations are also available! Many resorts offer special honeymoon amenities such as champagne, fruit baskets or the traditional Sulu. Weddings and vow renewals can be easily arranged complete with a traditional warrior escort and the beautiful, fragrant garlands worn around the neck of the bride and groom called Salusalu or they can be very simple affairs depending on your choice. All of this epitomizes romance in Fiji !
The beautiful scenery of Fiji is diverse. Fiji has white sand beaches and black sand beaches. Towering volcanic peaks and jungle rivers will allure you. Azure to turquoise shades of water will astound you.
For secluded warm water beaches Fiji has over 300 islands many of which are uninhabited thus allowing resorts to arrange picnics “for couples only” on a private beach. What could be more romantic than to have an “island” to yourselves for the afternoon?
You can enjoy soft adventure such as a Bilibili raft ride, swimming and snorkeling or if extreme adventure is more to your liking there are 10 day guided tours of the back roads actually spent cycling for most of the time. Fiji is also known as the “soft coral capital of the world” and is a world-class area to SCUBA dive either from shore or live-aboard boats. Shot over Jet rides and Surfing are also available. Golf courses are professionally rated and are a bargain.
Family life in Fiji is structured around the village or extended family. Visits to a traditional village to meet the chief and drink the kava is an outstanding way to get a glimpse into this fascinating culture.
Call or e-mail us for professional help from an agent that has been to Fiji more than once and is a specialist with the Fijian Tourist Board!
Regards,
Lisa