Pick Country

Fiji cheap hotels accommodation

last minute hotels
rooms reservations giving travel destinations information and sightseeing bookings

SELECT YOUR CITY BELOW

Fiji Tours and sightseeing attractions

Online reservation web site for vacation rentals at apartments, lodges, Motels and resorts for a cheap hotel in Fiji
Booking facility for tours, airport transfers and Fiji car hire before you travel to your holiday destination.
A safe secure and easy to use web site to find a room displaying hotel photos, hotel prices and available resorts for the dates you require.
Make your reservation up to a year in advance and still get a great discount.
Looking for a hotel room we have selected the best price reduced rates for vacation rentals and put them together in an easy to use online bookings web site. Travel information and city attractions including car hire and airport transfers.

Discount Fiji hotels

Fiji is an archipelago situated in the southern part of the Pacific Ocean that has approximately 322 islands. More than half of the archipelago's populace is found in the islands of Vanua Levu and Viti Levu, most of which are a mixed race of Polynesian, Indo-Fijians, Rotuman and Melanesian, so Fiji is rich in history and culture and offers some of the world's best places to see and experience. Accommodations are not a problem in Fiji since they have a wide selection of hotels suitable for the discriminating tastes of every visitor, and since it has a tropical climate, clothing is usually just something cool and easy for the summer season, and protective rain gear for the rainy season. 1.) Snorkeling, diving and sailing Being and archipelago, Fiji is surrounded by beautiful islands that are perfect for snorkeling and diving specifically in the famous Rainbow Reef. The magnificent flora and fauna under the sea is simply something you can't get enough of. You can also go sailing to enjoy the crystal blue waters while getting tanned under the sun. 2.) Sun, surf and sand If you've never been to Fiji, you'd best check out the equally famous Cloud Breaker. It is often visited for surfing and snorkeling because of the many beautiful lines of coral reefs. Cloud Breaker is also famous for its waves measuring up to 6 meters in height! 3.) Nature trekking You can enjoy a peaceful nature walk in the country's trail park such as the Vidawa Forest. Here, you can also catch a glimpse of the magnificent view of the gathering of fruit bats. For any nature lover, this will surely be a treat. 4.) Dance the meke When you visit the Fiji archipelago, it is a must that you experience the cultural and historical significance of their native dance, the meke. Here, everyone is dressed in their native attire of leis and skirts made of grass. Enjoy a cultural experience of Fiji in their nature dance. 5) Rafting Rafting here is different in that you use rafts made out of bamboo as you move along the waters of its rivers. This is a truly unique experience native of the Fiji Islands and something you shouldn't miss. You will also get to enjoy the diverse fauna and flora available in the area. 6) Museums and historical architecture Every country is proud of its heritage. And part of Fiji's history is its beautiful and magnificent architectural structures that have been standing witness to the country's progress since time immemorial. Don't forget to see their National Museum, the Parliament Houses and the Hindu temple, Sri Siva Subramaniya. 7.) Orchid Island The archipelago's cultural center is situated in this Orchid Island where you will find an accurate miniature representation of the Fiji Islands. This is a must-see especially for first time visitors. This is also perfect for families as the children will surely love this place. 8.) Caves Being surrounded by water, the archipelago likewise has beautiful caves that first-time and returning visitors always make a point to check out. The famous sacred caves of Naihere are the favorite destination of locals and tourists alike. So, one should make it a point to visit Naihere. 9.) Suva, the archipelago's capital For the best night outing experience, you should try the local bars and dining establishments lining the streets of Suva. There are live shows of meke, bands and other forms of entertainment tourists will surely enjoy. This is a wonderful way to relax and enjoy the night. 10.) Mangroves The breathtaking and wild ride through the mangroves along the tidal strip of the coast is something you wouldn't want to miss out on. There are boats for rent for this kind of trip. There are also guides available for your safety and convenience. Retrieved from 'http://www.articlesbase.com/travel-articles/ten-essential-things-to-see-and-do-in-fiji-329563.html' (ArticlesBase SC #329563) Jonathan Williams Jonathan Williams - About the Author: Jonathan Williams is the travel writer for Destination Guide TV - the place to share travel videos. Visit to view or share Fiji travel videos. Read more: #ixzz0pa1CAMNr Under Creative Commons License: Attribution

Fiji
Hotel Search

City:

U.S. State:

Country:

Fiji Hotel Specials
Beqa Island Tavenui Island Viti Levu Island Suva Matamanoa Island Castaway Island Malolo LaiLai Island Plantation Island Denarau Island


The Sonaisali Island Resort Viti Levu Island The Sonaisali Island Resort Viti Levu Island is a true island escape in the beautiful South Pacific Ocean yet is only a 3-minute boat ride across the lagoon from the main island of Viti-Levu. This resort consists of 32 beachfront rooms fit with facilities like air-conditioning, television, telephone, refrigerator and a mini bar.

The Plantation Island Resort Plantation Island Mamanuca The Plantation Island Resort Plantation Island is nestled on the 553-acre island of Malolo LaiLai, a part of the Mamanuca Group of islands and is just 10 miles offshore west of Nadi International Airport. This resort utilises 23 acres of tropical landscaped gardens and coconut palms and has 7 kilometres of white sandy beaches. This resort offers you total relaxation in the accommodation that are all equipped with necessary facilities. You can dine at the main restaurant as well relax in the snack bar during the stay.

Sheraton Denarau Villas Denarau Island The Sheraton Denarau Villas Denarau Island is the most exclusive beachfront resort in Fiji. Situated on Denarau, an island joined to Fiji�s mainland by a small causeway, the resort is just 3 minutes to Port Denarau Marina and 20 minutes from Nadi International Airport. You can relax in the spacious and cosy rooms with some offering panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean or the Tropical Lilly Lagoons. All rooms have facilities to makes you feel comfortable. Other facilities include a 24-hour room service, 24-hour front desk, baby-sitting service and many more.

Cities: Capital--Suva, Lautoka, Nadi.
Terrain: Mountainous or varied.
Climate: Tropical maritime.
GEOGRAPHY
Fiji comprises a group of volcanic islands in the South Pacific lying about 4,450 km. (2,775 mi.) southwest of Honolulu and 1,770 km. (1,100 mi.) north of New Zealand. Its 322 islands range in size from the large--Viti Levu (about the size of the "Big Island" of Hawaii, and where Suva and 70% of the population are located) and Vanua Levu--to much smaller islands, of which just over 100 are inhabited. The larger islands contain mountains as high as 1,200 meters (4,000 ft.) rising abruptly from the shore.
Heavy rains--up to 304 cm. (120 in.) annually--fall on the windward (southeastern) side, covering these sections of the islands with dense tropical forest. Lowlands on the western portions of each of the main islands are sheltered by the mountains and have a well-marked dry season favorable to crops such as sugarcane.
PEOPLE
Most of Fiji's population lives on the island coasts, either in Suva or in smaller urban centers. The interior is sparsely populated due to its rough terrain.
Indigenous Fijians are a mixture of Polynesian and Melanesian, resulting from the original migrations to the South Pacific many centuries ago. The Indo-Fijian population has grown rapidly from the 60,000 indentured laborers brought from India between 1879 and 1916 to work in the sugarcane fields. Thousands more Indians migrated voluntarily in the 1920s and 1930s and formed the core of Fiji's business class. The native Fijians live throughout the country, while the Indo-Fijians reside primarily near the urban centers and in the cane-producing areas of the two main islands. Nearly all of the indigenous Fijians are Christian; more than three-quarters are Methodist. Approximately 80% of the Indo-Fijians are Hindu, 15% are Muslim, and most of the rest are Sikh, while a few are Christian.
Some Indo-Fijians have been displaced by the expiration of land leases in cane-producing areas and have moved into urban centers in pursuit of jobs. Similarly, a number of indigenous Fijians have moved into urban areas, especially Suva, in search of a better life. Meanwhile, the Indo-Fijian population has declined due to emigration and a declining birth rate. Indo-Fijians currently constitute 40% of the total population, down from over 50% in the 1940s. However, Indo-Fijians dominate the professions and commerce.

Tourism has expanded rapidly since the early 1980s and is the leading economic activity in the islands. Approximately 445,000 people visited Fiji in 2004. About one-third came from Australia, with large contingents also coming from New Zealand, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Japan. More than 70,000 of the tourists were American, a number that has steadily increased since the start of regularly scheduled nonstop air service from Los Angeles. In 2004, Fiji's gross earnings from tourism were about $430 million, an amount double the revenue from its two largest goods exports (sugar and garments). Gross earnings from tourism continue to be Fiji's major source of foreign currency.