Dreaming of tropical island vibes and unforgettable adventures? A Fiji tour is the ultimate bucket list experience, offering white sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, volcanic landscapes, and a vibrant, welcoming culture. Whether you’re after a luxury island tour, action-packed activities, a laid-back group Fiji tour, or an Island Hopping Pass, this tropical paradise delivers it all. With over 300 islands to explore, Fiji tours are anything but ordinary.
Fiji can be expensive but it depends on where you stay. There is a mixture of premium and budget accommodation providers. Food also can be expensive if you opt for a more luxury experience as you are travelling in extremely remote and secluded islands. It all depends on what type of experience you are looking for. One of our friendly travel specialists can help you find the best options that fit into your budget.
By far the most popular time to travel to Fiji is between May & September. This is during the ‘dry season’ when you can expect warm weather and blue skies. Between October to April, this is considered the ‘Wet Season’ which is when Fiji experiences more rainfall.
During the Wet Season, you can travel on the fly and stay spontaneous—just avoid school holidays when things fill up fast. The rest of the year gets super busy, especially with remote and limited accommodation options. Since Fiji is such a popular spot, we strongly recommend planning ahead.
There’s only one main boat operator running between islands, and they have limited departure times, so you’ll need to book your accommodation before boarding. If you still want flexibility, grab a Bula Pass, that way, you can lock in your stays later as you go.
Keep in mind, Fiji runs on ‘Fiji Time,’ which means everything moves at a relaxed pace. It’s part of the charm, but it can leave you stuck without a place to sleep if you haven’t booked in advance.
Generally speaking, Fiji is a very safe place to visit and most travellers have a great time. The islands in particular have a very safe and laid back atmosphere. We always recommend travelling smart wherever you go to avoid any possibility of losing an item to theft. We also believe it is very important to remain respectful to locals and their cultures at all times to have the most fun on your trip.
Experience the ultimate Fiji Island Escape with our most popular 7 day 6 night package. Includes accommodation and transfers between the best Fiji Islands.
Explore the Islands of Fiji with our popular 9 day 8 night Fiji Getaway Package. Visit Mamanucas, Yasawa Gateway, Manta Ray & Blue Lagoon Region.
Island hop through three stunning regions of the Yasawa Islands over 11 days - the Yasawa Gateway, the iconic Blue Lagoon, and the Mantaray region. With 10 nights of island accommodation, all transfers included, and an optional Malamala Beach Club day trip to finish, this is the most complete mid-length Fiji adventure we offer. Choose from dorm, standard private, or ensuite private rooms to suit your travel style. From $999 AUD pp.
The best 2 week Fiji Island Hopper adventure. Choose between dorms or private rooms and explore the Blue Lagoon, Yasawa, Mamanuca and Manta Ray islands.
As Fiji’s international gateway, Nadi is the perfect starting point for your Fiji adventure tour. This pint-sized city is located just a short drive from the international airport and is a great location to kick off your Fijian adventure – why not start it off the right way with a Fiji Welcome Pack.
Get lost in the array of local food markets, full of fresh island produce. Another must visit spot in the city is the Sri Siva Subramaniya Hindu Temple located downtown at the southern end of the main road. This spectacular temple, the largest in the Pacific, features historic intricate carvings that could keep your eyes busy for days.
Nadi is the perfect induction to Fiji and the best option before making your way around the islands. Travel from Nadi to the Yasawa Islands, the Manta Ray Region or the Blue Lagoon region and beyond for the perfect island hopping adventures.
“Yasawa” means “heaven” in Fijian – and you’ll understand why on this Fiji island tour. This idyllic archipelago of around twenty islands features palm-lined beaches, aquamarine waters, dramatic volcanic cliffs, and mystical caves. Check out our Yasawa Wanderer Island Fiji Package for the best tour to this region.
Despite their remote charm, most islands are inhabited and boast eco-resorts and beachfront accommodation. The best way to experience this region is on a Yasawa Islands tour aboard the Yasawa Flyer ferry, which operates daily from Port Denarau, offering multi-island Fiji tour passes for flexible travel.
Our Fiji Tours offer a diverse range of packages for solo travellers, couples, and groups – a hassle-free way to explore the magic of the Yasawas.
Located just twenty minutes from the airport, Denarau is a luxury hotspot and a launchpad for many Fiji day tours and multi-day itineraries. The outcrop, connected to the mainland via a bridge, has been developed into a luxury tourism spot complete with a state-of-the-art marina, five star resorts, world class dining, and a top notch golf course.
Port Denarau is also home to the gateway to explore the Fijian islands, where you can easily get around from island to island.
A hidden gem in the Yasawa group, Kuata is ideal for travellers seeking a mix of adventure and tranquility. This place makes for a heavenly retreat with just one hotel, secluded beaches, secret caves, and great hiking trails. Go shark diving or simply unwind in a hammock – it’s all possible on this unique Coconut Cruiser Fiji Tour.
The Barefoot Resort features luxury safari-style tented rooms and beachfront bures (traditional wood straw huts). There are also budget-friendly dorms on offer. Facilities include an open-air restaurant, bar, and a swimming pool, complete with a hammock for some Instagrammable holiday shots. The Yasawa Flyer ferry regularly makes the island one of its best stops.
As an extra trip, definitely consider hiring a guide and head up Kuata’s volcanic summit. It’s a strenuous uphill walk but the hike rewards you with dramatic views..
Fiji’s second-largest city often flies under the radar, but it delivers authentic local flavour and easy access to the less-touristed parts of the main island. It’s a great addition to your Fiji itinerary if you want to explore beyond the usual hotspots.
Watch locals cook traditional Fijian cuisine over an open fire, and sample must-try dishes like ika tavu (smoked fish) and kokoda (marinated fish in coconut milk). You’ll also find a wide range of vegetarian and vegan options, including rourou (taro leaves simmered in coconut milk). Fijian culture shines not just through its food, but also through the warm, welcoming hospitality that makes every visit feel like home.
Just a short 30-minute boat ride from Port Denarau, South Sea Island is a postcard-perfect paradise in the heart of Fiji’s Mamanuca Islands. This tiny gem boasts crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and laid-back vibes, making it perfect for snorkelling, swimming, and soaking up the sun. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing escape or an action-packed day, South Sea Island is one of the top-rated islands to visit on a Fiji Tour.
Fiji can be expensive but it depends on where you stay. There is a mixture of premium and budget accommodation providers. Food also can be expensive if you opt for a more luxury experience as you are travelling in extremely remote and secluded islands. It all depends on what type of experience you are looking for. One of our friendly travel specialists can help you find the best options that fit into your budget.
By far the most popular time to travel to Fiji is between May & September. This is during the ‘dry season’ when you can expect warm weather and blue skies. Between October to April, this is considered the ‘Wet Season’ which is when Fiji experiences more rainfall.
During the Wet Season, you can travel on the fly and stay spontaneous—just avoid school holidays when things fill up fast. The rest of the year gets super busy, especially with remote and limited accommodation options. Since Fiji is such a popular spot, we strongly recommend planning ahead.
There’s only one main boat operator running between islands, and they have limited departure times, so you’ll need to book your accommodation before boarding. If you still want flexibility, grab a Bula Pass—that way, you can lock in your stays later as you go.
Keep in mind, Fiji runs on ‘Fiji Time,’ which means everything moves at a relaxed pace. It’s part of the charm, but it can leave you stuck without a place to sleep if you haven’t booked in advance.
Generally speaking, Fiji is a very safe place to visit and most travellers have a great time. The islands in particular have a very safe and laid back atmosphere. We always recommend travelling smart wherever you go to avoid any possibility of losing an item to theft. We also believe it is very important to remain respectful to locals and their cultures at all times to have the most fun on your trip.
The best way to meet people will be on the boat trips between each island and in the resorts themselves. You can also ask our friendly travel specialists for information on booking group tours so you will meet like minded travellers.
You will need to fly into Nadi Airport to access the beautiful islands of Fiji. From there, if you book with us, we can organise a pre & post night of accommodation. This includes complimentary airport transfers as well as transfer to and from Port Denarau where you will head out to the islands.
Fiji is made up of over 300 islands, so transport includes domestic flights, ferries, and boat transfers. On the main islands (like Viti Levu), buses, taxis, and private transfers are commonly used. The easiest way to get around is to book a cruiser/island hopping package that includes all transport needed. To see the best of the islands, check out our Coconut Cruiser package deal!
Some of the top things to do in Fiji include:
Snorkelling or diving the coral reefs.
Visiting the Yasawa and Mamanuca Islands.
Taking part in a kava ceremony.
Relaxing on world-famous white sand beaches.
Exploring waterfalls and jungle hikes.
“Fiji Time” is a relaxed, go-with-the-flow island mentality. Things might move slower than you’re used to—so embrace it and slow down. You’re on holiday!
Fiji uses the Fijian Dollar (FJD). Credit cards are widely accepted in tourist areas. However it’s a good idea to carry some cash for local markets and remote islands.
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