Fiji

This island nation is an archipelago of 322 small islands that hides in themselves the most varied landscapes that one could imagine. Out of these 322 islands, only 106 are inhabited. Most of these islands are mountainous with peaks rising to a height of 1300 meters.

Tourist attractions of Fiji encompasses a wide range of natural attractions, historical monuments and a flurry of dramatic landscapes. The tropical rainforest hides in its heart wonderful waterfalls, hiking routes, and distinct flora and fauna that makes every moment spend here worth it. Once you are in the clearing of clean and miles long beaches, the plethora of experiences open up in front of you. Either enjoy adventure sports like scuba diving, snorkeling, or water skiing in the blue lagoons or just sit back and enjoy the views of sun setting on the horizon, a sight straight out of a picture book. However, scuba diving in the clear water and exploring the beauty of coral reefs is a must do for all tourists.

Nature is not the only entity that has made Fiji a heaven for tourists. The people of Fiji, with their elegant and artistic culture, and heartwarming friendly nature, makes every soul come to Fiji again and again. The colorful traditional clothes, rigorously maintained cultural rituals and traditions, and unbridled show of joy through dances, festivals and music is what put the culture of Fiji right at the top of Fijian tourist attractions.

Suva is the capital city of Fiji which is situated on the island of Viti Levu. It is the most important island of Fiji and together with another major island of Vanua Levu, account for 87% of total population. Nadi is the other important town of Fiji as it is home to the only international airport in Fiji whereas Lautoka is famous for its large sugar mill and seaport. The overall area covered by all the islands together is nearly 18,274 sq. km.