Fiji Resorts

Not only are the islands of Fiji breathtaking, but within its midst lies its true treasure, the Fijian people. Most travelers remember the vast friendliness of the natives, with their smiling faces along with the enthusiastic greeting "Bula!" which means "health", expressing the most heartfelt and warmest welcome one can ever receive.

The country's great assortment of people also becomes immediately apparent, with Indian taxi drivers and not Fijians, who take visitors to their hotels. The majority of tourist spots, particularly those on Fiji's spectacular offshore islands, is where a visitor can find miles of white sandy beaches trimmed with coconut palms, colorful reefs, and azure lagoons.

Fiji is an inexpensive paradise, with its wide array of accommodations that range from deluxe Fiji resorts situated on tropical gardens alongside beaches, to the simple basic hostels that cater to the fundamental needs of a traveler. Out on Fiji's more than three-hundred islands, is the biggest and best selection of isolated "Robinson Crusoe" type of offshore Fiji resorts in the whole of South Pacific.

Beachcomber Island Resort - Nadi
One of the Fiji resorts located in Nadi, Beachcomber Island Resort has thirty-six units that cater to the young, as well as the young-at-heart, and facets rustic "bures", bar, and dining area. Most of the young travelers cram into its coed dormitories, while others choose a semiprivate lodge sharing with co-travelers. Those who seek their own bure, can also get what they want, just a little plain without the usual luxuries. This resort absolutely defines inexpensive vacation, taking into account that the rate includes three meals of "eat-all-you-can" daily.

Garden Island Resort - Taveuni
In the 1960's, this resort was built as a Travelodge motel; today, it has been renovated and since it's the closest hotel to Fiji's Rainbow Reef and White Wall, divers are the majority of guests, but it welcomes everyone. Garden Island Resort doesn't have a beach though, but what they have is a magnificent view of the Somosomo Strait to Vanua Levu with all its twenty-eight rooms facing it. Guests can go on snorkeling adventures to the Korolevu islet offshore, or rent kayaks. Facilities include a restaurant, outdoor pool, bar, bike rentals, watersports, massage, laundry service, and limited room service.

There are lots of other Fiji resorts that will suit the needs of every visitor. Wherever one chooses to stay, every guest is absolutely in for the most unforgettable time; the Fijian people will make sure of that.