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Though Fiji has luxury resorts to rival any in the world, the Fijian tribal culture and village structure is still refreshingly in tact. Many of the tribes lease land to the resorts and then provide staff to work at them. Since the tribes benefit directly from the presence of tourists, for the most part, they are happy to see them. This fact contributes to the country's enthusiasm for sharing Fijian culture, and has earned it a reputation for being the friendliest spot in the South Pacific.
Fiji is comprised of over 300 volcanic oceanic islands, an estimated 110 of which are inhabited. Tourism is centered around the two largest islands: the capitol island of Viti Levu, where most international flights arrive, and Vanua Levu. But many resorts are located on islands off the coast of these main islands or even farther-flung on private islands among the chain. You should consider this when planning your travel as getting to your hotel will likely involve a bit more than just a taxi ride from the airport.
The majority of visitors to Fiji are Australians, since it's a mere hop and a skip from there (like flying from New York to Miami). Many people traveling from the U.S. to Australia break up the long haul by stopping off in Fiji (and then end up wishing they had made the islands their main destination).
It doesn't get more private than this. For nearly 20 years, this seven-acre island off the north coast of the main island of Viti Levu was the hideaway of...more
At most resorts, children are tolerated (albeit sometimes barely). Here, they're celebrated, with an array of activities at the Bula Club designed specifically...more
This intimate design resort, with clean modern lines, bold colors (when was the last time you saw red textiles in a tropical setting?), and free Wi-Fi, is the...more
This island advertises itself as the last resort, and sitting at the most northernmost point of the archipelago, it is. Remote Nukubati has an authenticity that...more
The newest and perhaps most stylish of the Fiji private-island resorts, this collection of 16 villas nestled in lush vegetation on the side of a hill is both...more
Pristine and eco-friendly, this all-inclusive resort was founded partly to preserve the 500-acre island's delicate ecosystem—rain forest, mangroves,...more
The Uprising's website features a photo of a galloping horse pulling a bikini-clad girl through the surf on a wakeboard (a.k.a. "horseboarding"). This is your...more
This resort has a split personality: half exclusive enclave and half all-inclusive Club Med–like playground for honeymooners. It sits on the western side...more
This private-island resort received international attention when it turned up in the Tom Cruise-Nicole Kidman divorce; rather than forgo an upcoming...more
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