Precautions for Fiji tourism

0. The time difference between Fiji and China is 4 hours, and Fiji is 4 hours earlier than China time.

1. It is recommended to travel with an umbrella;

2. It is recommended to carry drugs to prevent motion sickness and seasickness;

3. Because Fiji still maintains its natural primitive state, things washed ashore at high tide and low tide are not cleaned up;

Fiji is a natural and environmentally friendly holiday island. The hotel does not provide toothbrush, toothpaste, slippers and other supplies, so you need to bring your own;

5. Fiji has the habit of tipping, which is one of the international etiquette and is an affirmation and gratitude to the service personnel;

6. Necessities: sunglasses, umbrellas, sunscreen skin care products, swimsuits, gastrointestinal drugs, anti-mosquito drugs, etc. ;

7. Fijians are conservative, which is also reflected in their clothes. Therefore, as long as you leave the hotel, it is best for both men and women not to wear too cool clothes, especially when visiting villages or Fiji families.

Fijians are very friendly and generally accept tourists' photos, but they have to ask their permission before taking photos.

Before entering the village, it is best to buy a bottle of Jagner in the market in Suva, the capital, as a meeting gift when entering the village. Be sure to take off your hat and sunglasses when you enter the village, and don't make any noise. Otherwise, it is disrespectful to the village chief. When visiting the village, the first level is usually to hold a special welcoming ceremony at the village head's house, and introduce the villagers to everyone by drinking the holy water "Jagner" and have a regular chat. You must take off your shoes when you enter the local people's home, otherwise it is very reckless.

You can't touch the local people's heads, which is a custom taboo. The locals greet you with "Bula" and respond with "Bula".

8. Fiji is a natural and environmentally friendly holiday island with hot weather. Some islands and hotels don't have televisions, telephones and hot water.

9. Please don't make noise on the island, and don't throw rubbish everywhere;

10. Duty-free electrical appliances, fresh fruits or food, obscene books, newspapers, videos, etc. Not allowed to enter the country. You can bring 400 duty-free cigarettes, or 100 cigars, or 500 grams of cut tobacco into the country; 12 degree duty-free wine, limited to 2 bottles (1.5 liter or less). Do not bring abalone, sea cucumber and other seafood.