Fiji is a popular destination where people love to love. In this post, we’ll be exploring the reasons why this beautiful place is so well-liked.
Hospitable Greetings
Fijians are known to be among the friendliest people nationwide. The word “bula” (meaning life) is used as the customary greeting. This translates to Fijians wishing each other good health and happiness. You’ll find yourself using bula every time a Fijian invites you to share a bowl of traditional kava with them. Kava is concocted from the root of some pepper plant and enjoyed by locals. The main language in Fiji is English; therefore, you will have no trouble communicating.
Tropical Beaches Galore
Envision a picture of swaying palm trees, crystal clear ocean, golden sand and tropical weather conditions, a worthy reason why Fiji is such a coveted holiday destination. Visiting Fiji for only a couple of weeks is not close to enough to fully appreciate the more than three hundred islands that form part of the archipelago. The most favored resorts and beaches are in the Yasawa and Mamanuca group islands, just north-west from the coast of the main island (Viti Levu). Other attractions include Laucala island and the coral coast of Viti Levu, in the north-east parts of the archipelago.
Luxury At Discounted Prices
You won’t easily find property bargains in Suva, but in Port Denarau Marina which is located on the small Denarau island which can be accessed by a road bridge from the main island, you can find executive-style waterfront 4-bedroom rental homes with a private jetty and swimming pool for more or less F$8000 ($3850) per month. Also, check exclusive villas Fiji for competitive pricing. Denarau is a twenty-minute drive from Nadi International Airport and flights can be taken from here to several of the smaller Fiji Islands, including Yasawas and Mamanucas. Imported goods are typically pricier in a small island country. However, the average cost of living is lesser compared to other developed countries. You can shop for fresh local produce at the markets and enjoy a meal of whole lobster at Shivas restaurant in Sigatoka for F$60. Taxi fares and cinema are also among the affordable activities you can benefit from.
Water Activities
It won’t be easy to find better areas for snorkeling, scuba diving, and other water activities. Fiji boasts magnificent places to see soft coral. The best sites include the Great Astrolabe Reef on Kadavu, the Great white wall, Beqa Lagoon on Beqa Island and Rainbow Reef. The countless reefs offer protected waters which are supreme for engaging in activities like kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding, or swimming in the warm waters. Surfing enthusiasts have plenty of great locations at their disposal on Viti Levy, and the Beqa island has world-class waves.
World-Quality Rugby
Whatever the union, code or league or no matter which format you are looking at, particularly sevens, The Fijian rugby teams are among the best entertainers of this sport. They also pack a powerful punch on the world stage. The international matches take place at the ANZ Stadium in the capital, Suva while domestic games are played at Lawaqa park in Sigatoka (nicknamed rugby town). The local rugby union season is running from February to September.
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