Where to Stay in Fiji in 2023 | Best Areas & Hotels

If you prefer sunny and sandy beaches, lush and striking natural landmarks, powerful waterfalls, and luxurious resorts, Fiji is the right place for you.

This guide is here to help you to make a choice on where to stay in Fiji, and the answer to that question shouldn’t be that hard: you just have to check what the particular islands have to offer and see which one suits you the most.

Why You Should Visit Fiji in 2023

Fiji is one of those places on our planet that looks like an untouched paradise. A former kingdom, then a British colony, this small country populated by less than a million people is one of the prettiest jewels in the southern hemisphere.

But what is, actually, Fiji? Basically, it’s an archipelago of more than 330 islands and 500 islets, tightly knit and connected, located around 1300 miles northeast of New Zealand.

Most of the population lives on the two largest islands — Viti Levu and Vanua Levu, with Viti Levu being the most urban and developed. There you’ll also find the capital called Suva, and Nadi, a busy tourist center.

But, for the potential tourists, the options are wider. Whatever side you turn to, you’ll find a perfect resort near the ocean (usually with a private beach), with an on-site restaurant, bar, fitness center, sports facilities, and a swimming pool (usually more than one).

The Yasawa Islands, for example, to the west of Vitu Levi, is the epitome of what we mean when we say “Fiji.”

The beaches along Fiji’s shores are perfect for swimming, scuba diving, and snorkeling; there are numerous tours around the country, most of them on water; the resorts are fantastic, and so are the restaurants in the larger cities.

Finally, the natural landmarks are simply enchanting — the most memorable of them all are the waterfalls. To wrap things up, Fiji is a great choice for tourists who prefer a classic vacation but in an exotic environment.

It’ll work for the same people who like Hawaii, Bermuda, or the Caribbean. However, unlike those other options, Fiji is not a terribly expensive place — you just have to take care of the airplane tickets.

The 4 Best Parts of Fiji

Two of the four best parts of Fiji are located on Viti Levu, the largest island in the country. The two other islands are completely separate yet very close to Viti Levu.

Don’t worry about the transport, since all of the islands on our list have their own separate airports, which makes getting there quite easy. For everything else, there are boats and small planes that cruise around the territory.

Our favorite parts include:

1. The Yasawa Islands: A group of 12 closely connected islands, full of resorts and traditional villages, they’re the perfect choice for first-time visitors to Fiji.
2. Coral Coast (Viti Levu): Probably the most famous tourist magnet in Fiji, also housing fantastic resorts, as well as striking natural landmarks and probably the best beach in the country.
3. Nadi (Viti Levu): A large city in the western part of the island, very close to the airport, and the most suitable place for budget travelers in Fiji.
4. Vanua Levu: Boasting two charming cities, the second largest island in Fiji is the perfect choice for those who prefer untouched natural beauty and an authentic atmosphere.

The Best Areas & Hotels in Fiji

Everybody knows that Fiji is a major tourist hub, mainly because of the striking ocean, sunny beaches, beautiful natural landmarks, and developed accommodation system. Some of the best hotels and resorts in the southern hemisphere are located here.

Viti Levu and the Yasawa Islands offer the most both in terms of numbers and versatility. The main island of Fiji is full of hotels of all shapes and sizes.

Coral Coast has a lot of luxurious, five-star resorts, but Nadi is the most versatile and the most suitable choice for budget travelers. Vanua Levu is not as developed as Viti Levu and has less to offer in terms of accommodation options.

Most of the hotels and resorts are located in Savusavu. That being said, whatever you’re looking for, make sure you stay close to one of the two larger cities on Vanua Levu. The rest of the island has practically nothing to offer.

1. The Yasawa Islands

When we try to see Fiji with our mind’s eye, we usually imagine a myriad of tiny tropical islands, the ocean colored in every possible shade of blue, lush and thick rainforests, and numberless sandy and sunny beaches.

The Yasawa Islands, located just a few miles from the coast of Viti Levu, is a material manifestation of that idea, and because of that, it’s a perfect choice for first-time travelers to Fiji.

The Yasawa Islands offer a fantastic choice for a carefree and relaxed vacation. Some of the best beaches in Fiji, for example, are located scattered along those islands. All of them are perfect for swimming, sunbathing, relaxing, snorkeling, and scuba diving.

Here are the seven most popular, listed in no particular order:

• Yasawa Island Resort Beach
• Octopus Resort Beach
• Oarsman’s Bay Lodge Beach
• Nanuya Island Resort Beach
• Blue Lagoon Beach Resort Beach
• Botaira Beach Resort Beach
• Honeymoon Beach

As we already mentioned, they offer innumerable places for snorkeling and scuba diving. There are plenty of chances to swim with the majestic manta rays and snorkel and dive (completely safe) with the sharks.

Most of these activities are located near or in the resorts, but the most famous of them all are placed near the Blue Lagoon. Some other popular activities among tourists are hiking or cruising around the islands.

The Sawa-I-Lau Caves are a must-see natural landmark located on the small island with the same name. And if you want to rent a boat and experience the natural beauty while sailing, join Captain Cook Cruises Fiji — it’s the most popular and reliable option.

Regarding accommodation options and restaurants, you’ll be glad to know that there are numerous resorts, apartments, and hotels scattered on the 12 islands, ranging from cheap but decent accommodations to very luxurious hotels.

The restaurant options, on the other hand, are not so great since most of them are located in the resorts.

Things to Do

• If you’re a huge fan of movies, the Yasawa Islands offer a particularly interesting experience for you. Blue Lagoon, the cult movie from 1980, was filmed on Nanuya Lailai Island, and you can visit the set. The island offers a fantastic variety of flora and fauna, a number of resorts with great beaches and restaurants, and even some rare independent eateries along the Yasawa Islands, like Lo’s Tea House.
• All of the beaches on the Yasawa Islands are great, but they offer different things and activities. All of them – without exception – are perfect for snorkeling and exploring the coral reefs, but not all offer a lot of amenities.
  • Honeymoon Beach is great for couples;
  • Oarsman’s Bay Lodge Beach is the best for those who are looking for luxury;
  • Octopus Resort Beach is best for peace and quiet.
• If you’re a fan of hiking and caves, you just have to see the prime natural landmark on the islands, namely the Sawa-I-Lau Caves. They are practically ancient limestone formations with a romantic legend attached to them.
• There aren’t many better ways to explore the 12 islands than by boat. We wholeheartedly recommend that you join one of the tours of Captain Cook Cruises Fiji. The best part of joining the tour is that you can visit some otherwise inaccessible parts of the islands. You can choose between a three-, four-, or seven-night cruise, and you can also bring your pet.

Where to Eat

• Navutu Stars Resort Restaurant is a great Italian restaurant that serves amazing fresh seafood. Part of the Navutu Resort, it’s a great choice for breakfast, lunch, or dinner and offers a relaxed outdoor setting with a picturesque view of the sea. It also serves a lot of vegan and vegetarian options.
• Nanya Island Resort is another restaurant that’s part of a famous and luxurious resort on Nanya Island. It offers traditional Fiji cuisine and meals specially customized to serve the desires and the needs of the visitors. It doesn’t have any predetermined menu, and again, it’s a great choice for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.  
• Donu — Tapas and Omakase is another on-resort restaurant, this time part of the famous and luxurious Paradise Cove Resort. It offers an interesting combination of Fiji ingredients and Japanese cooking techniques, as well as a variety of small plates based on unexpected recipes. The cocktail list is quite extensive too.

The Yasawa Islands Budget Hotels

• Smile and Sun Homestay is a very cheap and very nice accommodation located in the southern Yasawa Islands — a smaller island called Namara. The place offers a terrace, a nice view, and a fridge and kitchenware on the premises. It also offers a nice breakfast.
• Naqalia Lodge is a family-owned affordable accommodation, once again, located on Namara Island. Don’t let the cheap price fool you because it offers a nice location on the beachfront, a restaurant and a bar on the premises, an airport shuttle, and a nice breakfast.

The Yasawa Islands Mid-Range Hotels

• Oarsman’s Bay Lodge is a decent three-star accommodation with an on-site restaurant and a bar. Like almost all the accommodations in Fiji, it has a private beach and is located on the beachfront. It’s particularly suitable for a couples vacation, and it offers tasty breakfast in the shared lounge.
• Coralview Island Resort is a not-very-expensive three-star resort located on the beachfront of the island Tavewa, offering a private beach, a restaurant, and a bar on the premises. It also has a terrace, a shared lounge, and a garden, and its family rooms offer beautiful views of the ocean.

The Yasawa Islands Luxury Hotels

• Navutu Stars Resort is a quite expensive and very luxurious four-star hotel located on the small secluded island called Yaqeta. It offers an outdoor pool, a designated private beach area, a spa and wellness center, and a bar and restaurant on the premises.
• Paradise Cove Resort is another fabulous four-star resort, this time located on Naukacuvu Island. You can reach the place either by boat or seaplane. It has no less than two swimming pools, a private beach, a bar and a restaurant, and a spa and wellness center. They can also organize an airport shuttle upon request.

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2. Coral Coast

Coral Coast is one of the two top locations — together with Nadi — on Fiji’s main and largest island called Viti Levu. It covers an area of nearly 80 miles along the southern coast, stretching roughly from Sigatoka to the capital Suva.

It has all of Fiji’s best characteristics: endless sandy beaches, coral reefs, and crystal clear water, along with striking tropical nature and the island’s oldest national park.

One of the main reasons that tourists choose the Coral Coast as their permanent residence is the numerous natural landmarks in the area.

The first on the list is obviously Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park, located right next to the city of the same name. Established in 1989, it offers your best chance to experience the endemic flora and fauna from this part of the world.

Slightly to the east but very close to both the National Park and Sigatoka lies another, more family-friendly attraction, Kula Wild Adventure Park. It offers a more formalized and directed experience.

Two other national landmarks, which are also a must-see, are the Biausevu Waterfall (near Warwick) and the unusually large Naihehe Caves, deeper in the mainland.

Probably the best beach in Fiji is also part of the Coral Coast. Natadola Beach, to the west of Sigotaka, offers pure white sand, a lot of shade under the trees, and interesting activities like horse riding.

If you’re more into history, take a look at the pre-colonial history of Fiji through the lens of the famous Tavuni Hill Fort (near Lawai) or the interesting and interactive Vatukarasa Village.

Both of them will give you insight into Fiji’s culture and history. The accommodation options are numerous, but they’re scattered along the coast.

There are plenty of high-end resorts, a lot of three-star accommodations, but not many hotels in the budget range. Speaking plainly, the Coral Coast is a prime tourist destination for high-end visitors.

Things to Do

• The first thing you should do while staying on the Coral Coast is visit some of the most important natural landmarks that Fiji has to offer. The obvious place to start is the Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park, which is the first and oldest national park in the country. If that’s not enough for you, lovers of caves and the underground can visit the Naihehe Caves. Don’t forget the scenic waterfalls, namely the Biausevu Waterfall. Kula Wild Adventure Park is perfect for something more organized.
• We didn’t talk much about the shopping options in the area, but that doesn’t mean that the Coral Coast has nothing to offer in that particular area. Tappoo in Sigotaka is one of the oldest shopping centers in Fiji, and much like the national park, definitely one of the best. Maui Bay Supermarket is the second and considerably smaller option located near Tagaqe.
• History buffs and visitors who want to find out more about the past and the culture of Fiji should look at a couple of things. For orientation, you best first visit the Pacific Harbour Information & Booking Centre and get some practical information. After that, you could try to reach the two most important and interesting historical landmarks in the wider area: Tavuni Hill Fort (near Lawai) or Vatukarasa Village.
• Finally, the Coral Coast offers some of the best water-related activities in the whole country. The name itself suggests that the whole area is particularly beautiful for swimming and scuba diving. One of the best beaches in Fiji — namely Natadola Beach — is also here. There are two water parks that have been magnets for tourists for years: the huge Splash Mountain Jungle Water Slide and the smaller Walu Water Sports Ltd.

Where to Eat

• Pappagallo Italian Restaurant is an Italian restaurant located on the coast near Warwick that was freshly minted as the 2023 Travelers’ Choice. Part of a famous high-end resort, it offers beautiful settings, traditional (and not-so-traditional) Italian dishes, and a great view of the sunset and the ocean.
• Wicked Walu Seafood Restaurant is definitely one of Fiji’s best traditional and seafood restaurants, also located in roughly the same area. It’s very deservingly in the rare air of  2022’s Travelers’ Choice Best of the Best restaurants and boasts a lot of fresh seafood at quite reasonable prices.
• Sazanami Restaurant is a seafood and sushi restaurant that’s yet another 2022 Travelers’ Choice selection. It offers amazing and very professional staff, a great view of the ocean, and a number of traditional Japanese dishes. It’s the perfect choice to celebrate some special occasion.

Coral Coast Budget Hotels

• Beachouse Resort is a very cheap but great three-star hotel and a quite reliable budget option on the Coral Coast. Located on the beachfront and offering a private beach, it also provides airport shuttles, air-conditioned rooms with mosquito nets, a restaurant and a bar on the premises, and a nice breakfast.
• Rainforest Eco Lodge is another cheap but nice three-star hotel located just 15 minutes away from the capital of Fiji, Suva. It offers an outdoor swimming pool, free parking and Wi-Fi, a restaurant and a bar on the premises, a nice breakfast in the morning, and professional room service.

Coral Coast Mid-Range Hotels

• Yadua Bay Resort & Villas is a relatively inexpensive four-star resort located near the Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park and right on the coral coast. It has an outdoor swimming pool, a restaurant and a bar on the premises, room service, and a nice breakfast every morning.  
• The Pearl South Pacific Resort, Spa & Golf Course is another not-so-expensive but fabulous four-star resort with a golf course. Located next to Pacific Harbor, it also has a swimming pool, a spa and wellness center, numerous restaurants and bars on its premises, and an airport shuttle service.

Coral Coast Luxury Hotels

• InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa, an IHG Hotel is a huge and super-luxurious five-star resort. Simply put, it’s one of the best accommodation options in Fiji. Offering no less than three swimming pools, a spa and wellness center, a restaurant and bar, and a beachfront location, it has all the amenities you can think of. The breakfast is quite famous too.
• Shangri-La Yanuca Island, Fiji is another unambiguously perfect five-star resort located on the isolated Yancun Island. It has an outdoor swimming pool, a children’s playground, a nine-hole golf course, location on the beachfront, and an on-site restaurant and a bar. The accommodation offers airport shuttles too, and it’s particularly suitable for couples.

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3. Nadi (Viti Levu)

We can say without any qualifications that Nadi is one of the most visited and attractive cities in Fiji. There are innumerable reasons for that, but we think that Nadi is located very close to the largest airport in the country.

And it has, by far, the largest concentration of hotels of all kinds in Viti Levu. The airport, for example, is only 15 minutes from the city by car, and that’s quite convenient for tourists from all around the world.

The other most striking and interesting thing about Nadi is that it boasts a large Indian population, as well as the largest and most beautiful Hindu temple in this part of the world.

Almost every visitor to the city has a picture of Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple, and it’s truly a sight to see. Also, thanks to the well-developed and integrated Indian culture, Nadi offers innumerable Indian restaurants where you can savor their well-known recipes.

Other things worth your attention around and near the city are connected to nature.

The Garden of the Sleeping Giant offers more than 2,000 types of orchids and other beautiful plants; Denarau Beach is famous for its unusually warm water and wide and long stretches of sand; lastly, Nausori Highlands are the perfect destination for enthusiastic hikers.

In Nadi, you’ll also find an interesting combination of natural landmarks and spa treatments. Probably the most visited place is the Sabeto Hot Springs and Mud Pool, where you’ll get to enjoy the relaxing atmosphere of the natural mud pools.

Tifajek Mud Pool & Hot Spring is another option and offers practically the same experience. We recommend Nadi to budget travelers without any qualification.

Because of the high level of concentration of all kinds of hotels, this city offers some of the cheapest accommodation in Fiji. Those looking for a more luxurious option won’t be disappointed too since Nadi also offers a bunch of high-end resorts.

Things to Do

• We didn’t talk about culture too much while giving you the description of Nadi, but that doesn’t mean that the city doesn’t offer anything in the history and culture department. Aside from the monumental Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple, we recommend that you visit the Fiji Culture Village and experience Fijian culture in its full strength and beauty. Navala Village is quite exemplary too — it’s one of the most picturesque traditional villages in all of Fiji.
• If you want to experience and visit the natural landmarks of Nadi but aren’t too keen to spend your day hiking or strolling through rough roads, the city offers a perfect experience for you. Going to one of the two hot springs and mud pools will relax you like few things can.
• The natural landmarks in and near the city are as striking as in any other part of Fiji.  The Garden of the Sleeping Giant offers an unforgettable experience since it offers an unbelievably colorful selection of plants.
• Hikers will want to visit the Nausori Highlands, and enjoy the relaxing green of the area.
• Everybody who loves the ocean and the beach will find their natural place on Denarau Beach. There’s also Wailoaloa Beach, stretching between the airport and the city.

Where to Eat

• Sails@denarau is a seafood, grill, and wine bar located just outside of Nadi, on the coast of Denarau Island. Located in the marina, it offers impeccable service, friendly staff, and various fresh seafood dishes.
• Olive Tree Wailoaloa is a relaxed place that offers a combination of Mexican and Korean cuisines. They also do takeaway. You can order tacos, noodles, pumpkin soup, and calamari — all of them homemade — in a down-to-earth atmosphere, rendered even more casual by the sounds of the piano.
• Hot Bread Kitchen is the right place to go in Nadi if you’re looking for some freshly baked pastries or desserts. Located in the marina, this down-to-earth bakery offers some of the best pies in the city and a lot of vegan, vegetarian, and — quite importantly — gluten-free options.

Nadi (Viti Levu) Budget Hotels

• Capricorn International Hotel is a very cheap but also quite charming two-star hotel with an outdoor swimming pool. Apart from being close to the Nadi Airport, it also boasts a spa and wellness center, a restaurant and a bar on the premises, as well as free parking, free Wi-Fi, and room service.
• Sailors Beach Fiji is another very cheap but great two-star hotel, but this time, located not near the airport but right on the waterfront. It also has a swimming pool, a restaurant on the premises that offers tasty breakfast, professional room service, and decent family rooms.

Nadi (Viti Levu) Mid-Range Hotels

• Hexagon International Hotel, Villas & Spa is a perfect three-star hotel that boasts mid-range prices as well as luxury options. It has no less than two swimming pools, rooms equipped with all the amenities, a restaurant, a bar, and a spa and wellness center on its premises.
• Nalagi Hotel is another three-star (or three-and-a-half star) hotel that boasts two outdoor swimming pools. Aside from the pools, it offers a scenic view of the Nadi Bay, professional room service, facilities for disabled people, and a bar and restaurant on the premises.

Nadi (Viti Levu) Luxury Hotels

• Ramada Suites by Wyndham Wailoaloa Beach Fiji is a very luxurious four-star hotel located right on the beachfront and only 15 minutes from Nadi Airport. It offers a lush tropical garden on its premises, as well as an on-site restaurant and a bar. It, too, has no less than two large swimming pools.
• DoubleTree by Hilton Fiji – Sonaisali Island is another very luxurious four-star hotel with a garden, located on the outskirts of Nadi. Boasting a designated private beach, an outdoor swimming pool, and a restaurant and a bar on the premises, it also offers a nice breakfast in the morning and fast room service.

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4. Vanua Levu

All of the places that we talked about in the previous sections are very famous destinations, and they’re usually swarming with tourists. They’re great, but they miss one thing only: the authentic feel and atmosphere of Fiji before it became a magnet for visitors from all around the world.

If you prefer something more relaxed, someplace less crowded and noisy, and you want to experience the inchoate and almost pure Fiji, make sure you take Vanua Levu as your permanent residence.

Bear in mind that it’s significantly less urban and developed in comparison to Viti Levu and its cities. You won’t find any elite hotels or luxurious resorts, or famous restaurants here — but the natural beauty and the beaches are simply perfect.

Vanua Levu is the second largest island in Fiji, right after Viti Levu. It boasts two major settlements or cities, and you’ll probably stay in one of them since most accommodation options and restaurants are located there.

Labasa — in the northern part — is larger, with a population of around 25,000 people. Savusavu, on the other hand, is in the south, with no more than 5,000 people to its name, but it is slowly growing into a considerable tourist destination.  

As we mentioned earlier, most of the activities available at Vanua Levu are connected to its natural landmarks.

The waterfalls are especially memorable, and we recommend that you take a look at the two most important: Vuadomo Village and Waterfall and Nakawaga Waterfall.

But, to be completely sincere, most of the visitors come to Vanua Levu because of the innumerable places for scuba diving and snorkeling. Because the beaches are not very crowded, and the oceans calm, it offers peace and quiet for ocean enthusiasts.

The island is not very urbanized, and there aren’t plenty of hotels, apartments, or resorts. No matter the type of accommodation you are looking for, stay close to one of the two mentioned cities.

Things to Do

• If you want to learn about the natural beauty of the island, we recommend two hidden jewels. First, go to KokoMana, the famous cocoa farm located in Savusavu. The place offers free tours and also sells some of the best products you’ve ever tasted. Also close to Savusavu, you’ll find J.Hunter Pearls Fiji that offers the same experience but this time, connected to pearl harvesting and commerce.
• We already said that there are innumerable options for snorkeling and scuba diving along the shores of Vanua Levu. There are also innumerable offers and organized tours to help facilitate that process. We recommend the KoroSun Dive, a family-owned enterprise located in Savusavu; Ocean Ventures Fiji in Natewa Bay; Jean-Michel Cousteau Diving,  Rafas Adventure Tours, and Immersion Fiji again in Savusavu.
• While you are staying in Vanua Levu, you’ll spend most of the time discovering the natural landmarks scattered along the island. We already mentioned Vuadomo Village and Waterfall and Nakawaga Waterfall since they’re the most popular, but we would also add the beautiful Vorovoro Island, the unforgettable Waisali Rainforest Reserve, and the striking Savusavu Hot Springs.
• Finally, you can join some of the other tours available on the island and explore the place by foot, on bike, or from the air. Nadamole Tours offers all-around exploration packages through the most important landmarks on the island; we recommend Naveria Heights Lodge Tours for those visitors who are more into extreme sports, like mountain biking; Escape Adventures Fiji is for those who want to cycle, swim, and dive; Savusavu Helicopters is for those who aren’t afraid heights.

Where to Eat

• Surf And Turf is a seafood restaurant in Savusavu that also offers a lot of vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. You can try the regular stuff, like the lobster or the prawns, the many types of ocean fish (usually prepared in interesting sauces), but also mud crabs and ahi.
• Snowy House & Grace Road Kitchen is an Asian and Korean cafe and restaurant, also located in Savusavu — most of the best restaurants in Vanua Levu are located in that city. It offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner options, with a lot of vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free dishes.
• Good Times Bar & Grill is a Chinese and Indian pub and a restaurant located in Labasa. It’s quite suitable for lunch or breakfast, but we mostly recommend this place for a late-night drink (it has an extensive wine list) or a light dinner. They also serve some interesting Mongolian dishes too.

Vanua Levu Budget Hotels

• Bay View Barbers Lodge is a very cheap but quite decent hotel that’s particularly suitable for couples. It offers a restaurant and a bar on the premises, furnished family rooms with all amenities, professional room service, an airport shuttle available, and a nice breakfast.
• Sigasiga Sands Boutique Resort is a great three-star resort located on the beachfront, with a designated private beach. There are volleyball and badminton courts on the premises. Sigasiga Sands also has an on-site restaurant, offers free parking and free Wi-Fi, and boasts speedy room service.

Vanua Levu Mid-Range Hotels

• Fiji Lodge Vosa Ni Ua is a decent accommodation located only ten minutes from the Savu Savu airport. There’s free Wi-Fi and parking on the premises of the hotel, family, non-smoking rooms with tea and coffee-making facilities, and a designated area for all kinds of sports, snorkeling, and diving.
• Naveria Heights Lodge is a relatively cheap four-star resort with a nice outdoor swimming pool and a sun terrace. Some of the rooms have spa baths, and all of them offer panoramic views of the ocean. There’s a spa and wellness center and a fitness center on the premises too.

Vanua Levu Luxury Hotels

• Namale All Inclusive Resort & Spa is a very expensive and luxurious resort and definitely one of the best accommodations. It boasts a huge area offering two swimming pools, a beachfront location and a private beach, a restaurant and a bar on the premises, and a nice breakfast every morning.  
• Savasi Island Resort is another great, luxurious resort that comes at a relatively low price. It has a private beach. In addition, it boasts a spa and wellness center, a free airport shuttle, an on-site bar and restaurant, and very fast room service.

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So, Where Should You Stay in Fiji?

Reaching the end of this guide brings us closer to the answer to where to stay in Fiji. To leave you with a more clear-cut picture of this fantastic and beautiful country, let’s do a quick recap:

• The Yasawa Islands are a dozen closely knit islands located in close proximity to the main island and the Nadi Airport. They’re the perfect choice for the first-time visitor to Fiji, mostly because of its numerous resorts and beaches.
• Coral Coast (Viti Levu) is where you’ll find some of the most important attractions and landmarks in Fiji and, again, a lot of striking and luxurious hotels and resorts.
• Nadi (Viti Levu) is one of the most important cities on Fiji’s largest island and the place with the highest concentration of hotels and resorts in the country. It’s usually considered the most suitable place for budget travelers due to its varied accommodation offering in terms of price.
• Vanua Levu is the second largest island in Fiji, significantly less urbanized and developed than Viti Levu. It’s usually preferred by visitors who like a more relaxed atmosphere and an authentic tropical vacation.

So, with so much to see and do and technically no bad place to stay, what are you waiting for — book your trip today and experience all that Fiji has to offer!