The Region

Fiji offers a diverse cultural experience with the Fijian and Indo-Fijian people – their food, their outlook and differing lifestyles. From remote island villages to the capital Suva (still with its colonial feel) Fiji will provide an endless string of wondrous experiences. Awesome Adventures Fiji invite you to share the magic of Fiji. Our expertise and experience ensures you’ll leave with a grin as big as a Fijian’s!

'Paradise' - we know the word gets used pretty loosely but if it is appropriate for anywhere, it’s Fiji. There are over 300 islands set in crystal clear waters with palm fringed white sandy beaches, lagoons, coral reefs and idyllic places to stay.

Relaxation is big in Fiji but if you’re in the mood there are an incredible number of activities – white water rafting, trekking in rainforests, amazing snorkelling and diving, local villages to visit, surfing and even swimming with manta rays, depending on the season.

'Bula' - you’ll hear it all the time – it epitomises the warm, friendly outgoing nature of the Fijian people.

THE YASAWA ISLANDS

One of Fiji's most stunning regions, the remote Yasawa Islands group consists of a chain of 20 ancient volcanic islands. Four of these islands have dramatic elevations with summits just short of 600 metres above sea level. The pristine white sandy beaches and dramatic monoliths surrounded by crystal clear lagoons provide a beautiful environment in which to relax or enjoy the many activities on offer.

THE MAMANUCA ISLANDS

The Mamanuca Islands just off the coast from Denarau offer those beautiful crystal clear waters, palm fringed long sandy beaches and coral reefs that we all dream of. There are islands, villages and resorts plus fantastic snorkelling and swimming. South Sea Cruises offer a fantastic selection of day cruises to these beautiful and popular islands.

MAMANUCA ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY

Awesome Adventures is a member of the Mamanuca Environment Society. The Society was created in March 2003 out of growing concern for the fragile marine and terrestrial ecosystems in this region. Local village communities, tourism operators, government and non-governmental organisations are collaborating and working towards preserving and protecting this Mamanuca Group of Islands.

These initiatives are to raise awareness and promote sound environmental practices for the benefit of future generations of communities living, working and visiting the Mamanuca group. For more information visit mesfiji.org.