Recommended tourist attractions around Fiji

1. Nadi is located on the western coast of Viti Levu, the largest island in Fiji. It is the most important transportation hub in Fiji. It is accessible to all tourist attractions by sea, land and air transportation.

2. Tokoriki Island is a private island and the farthest island from the main island in the Mamanuca Islands. The island's catering, services, and snorkeling environment are all excellent in Fiji, especially the coral reefs on the seabed, which are very beautiful and are the first choice for honeymoon vacations.

3. Malolo Island is called "Plant Island" by the locals. It belongs to the Mamanuca Islands and is very close to Mana Island. The island is not large, but it has all kinds of entertainment facilities. In addition to swimming and diving, there are also fishing, windsurfing, etc. You can also hike in the mountains and forests, play tennis, and there are even restaurants that teach tourists how to cook Fijian meals. Here, it seems that you can do many things. You can lie on the beach and sunbathe. You can see corals, fish, sunset, and starry sky every day. You can also have a Fijian-style spa in the hotel to relax your body and mind. It is definitely the first choice for vacation. .

4. Treasure Island is the favorite resort for vacationers in Fiji. The island is surrounded by a marine reserve, and you can swim and snorkel freely in the crystal clear sea. There are also many colorful entertainment projects.

The island has complete facilities (only 10-20 tourists are received per day), turquoise water, white beaches, style thatched cottages, and various entertainment facilities. You can choose your own beach and large Hammock, snorkeling in the turquoise seawater full of coral reefs with a visual depth of 50 meters, picking sea cucumbers, starfish, sea urchins, kayaking for 2 people, and fishing (fishing is rodless and can also be caught with bare hands).

5. Garden of the Sleeping Giant is the largest orchid garden in Fiji. It was originally a private garden established by the American "Wheelchair Detective" male star Raymond Burr in 1977, because the garden looks like a whirring orchid from the appearance of the garden. Named after the sleeping giant. There are thousands of orchids planted in the park, including unique and rare orchid species in Fiji. It is now one of Fiji's most popular attractions.