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Destination: Fiji

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Fiji is warm and wonderful. Take leave of your world and ease into a tropical existence. Fiji is a country where you don´t want to bring your life with you. Besides, it will melt away as soon as soon as you touch ground in Nadi, the capital. When the sight of blue skies and white beaches come into view on the biggest island, Vitu Levu all your cares vanish.

Tropical blue views are everywhere, from the sky to the water. Needless to say, diving is big here. With dive sites all around the main islands including one of the worlds largest coral reefs in the world, you only have to take your pick of where to start. Move from coral reef to coral reef, taking care not to damage these vital ecosystems but enjoying the spectacular coral colors every dive of the way.

The island energy permeates everything--physically and spiritually. From lush tropical rainforests, mangroves, sandy beaches and warm waters, the natural environment is easy on the eyes.





 

Explore Fiji with Cousteau

Bula! As they say in Fiji to welcome you to this south Pacific cluster of islands. The island of Vanua Levu is home to the Jean-Michel Cousteau Fiji Islands Resort. Bringing the worlds of science, conservation and culture together under blue skies and underneath even bluer seas. [more]



  
 

Jean-Michel Cousteau Fiji Islands Resort, Fiji

Experience Fiji through the eyes of Jean-Michel Cousteau at his eco-friendly family resort celebrating nature and and the local culture. This luxurious setting, steps away from some of the world's best diving, caters to all the senses. It's the South Pacific at its natural best. [more]



 

Namale Fiji Island Resort, Fiji

The magic of Namale and this amazing land continues today in the intimacy and luxury of this spectacular resort. The warmth of the Fijian people and the relaxed pace is the ultimate balance to the busy lifestyle of owners Tony and Becky Robbins. They have created this sanctuary of peaceful seclusion "soft adventure" and romance, where time is measured not by clocks, but by the distant call of tribal drums, marking out mealtime, spent conversing and laughing with other interesting guests, or caught up in a private moment with just one another. [more]






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