Archaeological findings dating back 3500 years as well as cultural objects reflecting Fiji's inhabitants during the past 100 years are housed in the oldest museum in the South Pacific.

Wander through this incredible plantation of over 2000 different types of orchids, started in 1977 by the late actor Raymond Burr, of Perry Mason and Ironsides fame.

This magnificent park has something for everyone: a chance to explore waterfalls and forests, swim in a mountain stream, picnic, hike or take a rigorous mountain bike trip.

Not only are these dunes incredibly beautiful, but they were also designated Fiji's first national park, and have a rich archaeological history.

Tavuni Hill Fort was supposed to be built by Maile Latamai Finau a Tongan chieftain and his followers on their arrival from Tonga via Kadavu and Serua Island a couple of hundreds of years ago. He is...

This unique Hindu temple, the largest in the southern hemisphere, reflects an architectural style rarely seen outside India, and houses sacred statues designed by craftspeople brought over from India.

   The cave is located amongst a small range of limestone mountains. Above the Naihehe caves is the fortress of Korovusolo, the subject of a rebellion by the Qalimari people. There are several other...

Golfing is a true delight at this beautifully manicured and challenging course that also has a restaurant, bar and golf store.

Immerse yourself in the festive, friendly atmosphere of this wonderful street market, where you'll find every tropical fruit and vegetable imaginable.

Considered one of Fiji's best beaches, Natadola features pure white sand, many much-needed shade trees and horses for hire - both gentle rides for children and adult-level treks as well.

At this lush, riverside course designed by Robert Trent-Jones, the golf is challenging, but easier than at Denarau, its rival course.

This park was made famous when Charles Kingsford-Smith made an emergency landing here on his 1928 trans-Pacific flight.

These impressive, orange-colored government buildings were modeled after traditional Fijian thatched huts, and the complex is open to visitors.

Try your hand at bargaining for artifacts and handicrafts at these outdoor market stalls.

Chug past a scenic coastline or through a thick green forest, stopping at the Muka Caves for a refreshing underground retreat, on this enchanting train ride.

Colo-I-Suva Forest Park offers hiking trails, swimming, and birdwatching.