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Coral Coast snorkelling — the fringing reef along the south coast of Viti Levu—
Mamanuca Islands — the postcard-perfect island group, just off the coast of Nadi—
Yasawa Islands — the remote volcanic island chain, the most beautiful in Fiji—
Blue Lagoon cruise — the classic three or five-day cruise through the Yasawa Islands—
Plantation Island Resort — the quintessential Fiji resort experience in the Mamanucas—
Cloud 9 floating bar — the pizza and cocktail barge above the coral reef in the Mamanucas—
Castaway Island (Qalito) — the island from the 1980 Tom Hanks film—
Navini Island — the tiny private island resort, the most romantic in the Mamanucas—
Likuliku Lagoon Resort — the only overwater bure resort in Fiji—
Toberua Island — the exclusive private island resort in Lomaiviti—
Lautoka Sugar City — Fiji's second city, the sugar mill and the gateway to the Yasawas—
Nadi Town — the main gateway city, Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple and local markets—
Sri Siva Subramaniya Swami Temple — the largest Hindu temple in the southern hemisphere—
Sabeto Hot Springs & Mud Pool — natural thermal mud baths near Nadi—
Garden of the Sleeping Giant — Raymond Burr's orchid garden, 2,000 varieties of orchid—
Sigatoka Sand Dunes — the largest dunes in the Pacific, archaeological heritage site—
Sigatoka Valley — the salad bowl of Fiji, villages and traditional bure houses—
Pacific Harbour — the adventure capital of Fiji, shark diving and river rafting—
Bull shark diving at Pacific Harbour — the most thrilling and reliable shark dive in the world—
Colo-I-Suva Forest Park — the tropical rainforest swimming holes above Suva—
Suva — the largest city in the Pacific islands, the Grand Pacific Hotel and markets—
Fiji Museum in Suva — the history and culture of Fiji from Lapita pottery to independence—
Grand Pacific Hotel Suva — the restored 1914 colonial hotel where Queen Elizabeth stayed—
Suva Municipal Market — the heart of Fijian everyday life, tropical produce and kava—
Kava ceremony — the traditional welcome ceremony, drink yaqona from a coconut shell bowl—
Meke cultural performance — traditional Fijian dance and music at any resort—
Lovo feast — food cooked in an underground earth oven, the Fijian equivalent of a hangi—
Kokoda — Fiji's national dish, raw fish marinated in lemon juice and coconut cream—
Rourou (taro leaves in coconut cream) — the most widely eaten vegetable dish in Fiji—
Kokoda at a local restaurant — the freshest raw fish dish in the Pacific—
Horseback riding on the beach — most resorts offer guided rides along the Coral Coast—
White water rafting on the Upper Navua River — the most dramatic rafting in the Pacific—
Jet skiing in the Mamanucas — the calm lagoon between the islands is perfect—
Stand-up paddleboarding on the lagoon — the glassy Fijian lagoons are made for SUP—
Outrigger canoe paddling — learn the traditional Pacific navigation craft—
Deep sea fishing — Fiji's waters are among the world's finest for marlin and tuna—
Dive the Rainbow Reef — the soft coral capital of the world in the Somosomo Strait—
Taveuni Island — the Garden Island, the Rainbow Reef and the 180th meridian—
Lavena Coastal Walk, Taveuni — the most beautiful coastal hike in Fiji—
Bouma National Heritage Park — the waterfalls and rainforest of Taveuni—
Wakaya Island — one of the most exclusive private island resorts in the world—
Tokoriki Island — the couple's resort in the Mamanucas, 18 and over only—
Sunset cocktail cruise — watch the sun sink into the Pacific aboard a sailing catamaran—
Village visit — every Fijian village welcomes visitors, bring sevusevu (kava root) as a gift—
Fijian fire walking — originally a sacred ceremony of the people of Beqa island—
Beqa Island — the origin of Fijian fire walking and world-class shark diving—
Snorkelling at the Great White Wall, Taveuni — the most spectacular single dive in Fiji—
Overnight on a remote island — sleep in a village bure and experience real Fijian life—
Bula! — learn a few Fijian words, the warmest people in the Pacific will love you for it—
Watching a Fijian rugby sevens match — Fiji is the greatest nation in the world at sevens rugby—