Travel to Fiji Islands

Overview

Fiji Islands

The Fiji Islands is a region little explored by the British and yet, having 400 dream islands at your disposal, it is a distinctly tempting destination! Only around a hundred of them are inhabited, and by a richly mixed population with Polynesians, Micronesians, Melanesians, Europeans and Chinese forming the Fijian population. The Fiji Islands have seabeds that will be greatly appreciated by experienced divers, as well as beginners; the archipelago is one of the ten most popular sites in the world for diving.

A tropical garden of Eden, with nature as beautiful as on the first day, a loveable population: Samoa Islands have been making the dreams of romantic souls come true for over two centuries.
Exceptional under-water depths, among the planet's most beautiful, and plenty of seaside and sporting activities.
A favourable climate, well-timed as far as the summer holidays are concerned.

cons

A very high cost of living due to the need to import most consumer goods.
A long flight, a tiring journey, jet lag and climate.

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Our Editorial team's advice

The Fiji Islands has had the reputation of being a costly destination for a long time, reserved to a small handful of privileged people. Today, things have changed, especially now, thanks to the cheaper flights. It all depends as well, on your living standards once there. If you adopt the local style, by staying in small hostels, by eating in local restaurants and on market stands, by using public buses and boats, your daily budget will not exceed £25. However, if you want to live Hollywood style, with sunbeds under the coconut trees, azure cocktails next to the swimming pool of a luxurious hotel, surrounded by tropical vegetation and bordered by a private lagoon, crayfish and champagne served by a majordomo in livery, as well as a chartered yacht to go swimming on an atoll, your budget might sky rocket very quickly.