Mamanuca Islands in Fiji

Port Denarau is a small man-made island, less than one square mile in size, built on reclaimed mangrove mudflats. The hub for exploring the sun-drenched islands of western Fiji, it is just 15 minutes away from Nadi Airport. The marina is the epicenter of the thriving cruise and sailing activity in this division of Fiji.

Rakiraki forms the northernmost tip of the largest Fijian island of Viti Levu. Also called Vaileka, it stands midway between the tourist towns of Suva and Nadi on the picturesque Kings Road skirting the South Pacific coastline.

The capital city of Fiji, verdant Suva is located on the southeastern coast of the largest Fijian island of Viti Levu. With its many universities and colleges, the city has a distinctly youthful character; while its colonial era buildings lend it a charming old world grace.

Coral Coast is the stunning coastline that stretches between the towns of Sigatoka and Suva on the Viti Levu island. A few minutes’ drive south of Nadi Town, the Coral Coast attracts travelers the year round with its spectacular natural beauty.

Discover Nadi, a laid-back tropical destination on the western coast of Fiji’s largest island, Viti Levu. With plenty of rural charm, Nadi serves as a gateway and transportation hub, home to Fiji’s international airport.

Kadavu Island, the fourth-largest island in Fiji, has a craggy, rugged coast, framed by coral reefs and mangrove forests. Due to its uneven terrain and lack of roads, the main form of transport is water taxis.

Malolo Island, part of the renowned Mamanuca Islands, is a beach paradise for travelers seeking some sun and adventure! Just a 10-minute seaplane flight from Nadi International Airport in Fiji, the island boasts turquoise waters, white sands, and scenic views along the coast.

Viti Levu is the largest island in the Fijian archipelago, the capital city of Suva and the biggest city Nadi with the international airport is located on this island. The island is divided by a central mountain range with inactive volcanoes, and the Sigatoka river meandering south along a fertile valley.