The feeling of visiting Fiji is that you have reached the “end of the world”—endless tranquility, golden sand strips bordering a rich green tropical jungle, great dive sites, and traditional villages whose residents are friendly.
Coral reefs, lagoons, and coves have made the Fiji Islands a sought-after resort. Suba, the capital of the country, is located on the southeast coast of the island of Viti Levo.
If you come to Fiji, you should visit the Thurston Gardens, home to the Fiji National Museum, which displays weapons of war and hunting.
At the northwestern tip of Viti Levo is the town of Nandy, a tourist center with lots of shops, cafes, and restaurants.
The food in Fiji is especially delicious, and the restaurants and resorts in Fiji serve dishes from all over the world. The local cuisine includes Fijian cuisine alongside Indian cuisine. In addition, Fiji produces two local beers—Carlton and Fiji Bitter.
Fiji has two international airports: one near the city of Nando and one close to the capital city of Soba. Regular flights arrive in Fiji from Australia, New Zealand, and the western United States.