‘7’ Reasons Of Spending Vacation in Fiji!

Fiji is one of the famous islands for travellers as the Fiji's 333 islands ranks among the must-sees of the South Pacific. It is mixed with all that exotic ambience is a range of familiar activities popular with a wide array of travellers. In addition, Fiji is a one-stop destination for travellers who want new adventure and want to explore the culture of this island. The island attracts the thousands of travellers every year due to its famous activities like snorkelling, scuba diving, beaches, etc. However, here are the following benefits of spending vacations in Fiji: 

Table Of Content Private-Island Resorts A Stay in Bures Explore Pristine Waters Super-Fresh Seafood Feel Relaxed Through Spa Treatments Captivating Local Culture World-Class Golf

Let’s have a look at the following points in detail: 

Availability of Private Luxury Resorts

 

 

With the availability of fabulous beachfront resorts, Fiji offers the abundance of private islands, where travellers can spend time with themselves. These small resorts are just a few dozen acres in size, which can offer services to less than 30 guests at one time. The islands’ owner focuses on a traditional Fijian feel and offers seclusion and top-notch services. Fiji’s Top Private-island Resorts: 

• Royal Davui
• Turtle Island
• Vomo Island Resort
• Vatulele Island Resort
• Qamea Resort and Spa
• Laucala Island
• Wakaya Club 

A Stay in Bures

 

 

A typical accommodation in Fiji is known as a bure, which is a traditional thatched-roof wood bungalow made along the beach. The one or two rooms are available, which are featured with louvred windows, overhead fans, net-draped beds, outdoor showers, and plunge pools. The rates of these houses start with a low budget. While comparing the prices, calculate the total budget as the private resorts also offer all meals and most beverages.   

Explore Pristine Waters 

 

 

The crystal-clear seawater of the Fiji, ideal formation of coral reefs, and 1,000 species of fishes relatively make the snorkelling and most famous scuba diving in Fiji a major draw. With reef sharks and turtles, as well as intricate caves and rock formations, travellers can indulge themselves with the underwater colourful world, dolphins and manta rays. There are candy-coloured coral and an entire wall shining with ice-white corals on Rainbow reef. 

 

Super-Fresh Seafood 

 

 

One of the famous Fijian cuisines is seafood, which is available with more popular varieties like mahi-mahi, tuna, snapper, grouper, pawns, lobster, and crab. Both cooked and raw seafood are served at the resorts. The Kokoda is the national delicacy in the islands of Tahiti to the East. Fijians use mahi-mahi marinated in coconut milk and line with onions and tomatoes to make Kokodo. 

Feel Relaxed Through Spa Treatments

 

 

Resorts in Fiji have added spa treatments for the relaxation and wellness of the travellers. The islands’ leading spas centres use the local natural resources like fresh fruits and oils, sand and sea salt into their treatment menus. Fiji caters messages and body treatments to honeymooners couples. Some of the leading spas centres are like: 

• The Spa & Sanctuary at Namale Resort
• The Mandara Spa at Westin Denarau Island Resort & Spa,
• The Jungle Spa at Qamea Resort & Spa,
• The Tatadra Spa at Likuliku Lagoon Resort. 

Captivating Local Culture 

 

 

Fiji is a melange of two main cultures like native Fijians and Indians. The native Fijians are of their Melanesian culture, and Indians were brought to Fiji by the British in the late 19th century. The vibrant culture of Fiji attracts thousands of travellers every year. The Kava ceremony, also called yaqona, is the traditions of Fiji. Kava is a drink made from the root of a pepper plant and water. The other rituals include the Lovo, which is a feast of pork, chicken, fish, taro, breadfruit, and sweet potatoes cooked in an underground oven. The meke, a rhythmic dance, and fire walking are also the local culture of Fiji. 

World-Class Golf 

 

Fiji’s main island of Viti Levu has three championship courses like: 

• The Natadola Bay Championship Golf Course
• Denarau Golf Club 

In addition, the Viti Levu and a few outlying islands also have nine-hole courses, which are also a handful. The naïve golfer “Vijay Singh” has put his country’s interest in the sport on the map. 

Conclusion 

So, want to add a stop in Fiji? Read the following above-mentioned reasons will attract you to being around in Fiji. Check the multi-stop fares and explore the huge array of ways on your budget and take a tour to one of the most famous country, Fiji. Pick up one of the selected package for holidays to Fiji. So you cannot miss one inch of paradise.