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Mana Island
Looking for the best family resort in Fiji? Mana Island offers a world-class kids' club, snorkeling directly off the beach, and spacious oceanfront suites. Day trip also available.
Malamala Island
Explore the crystal-clear reefs of Malamala Island. Your day pass includes snorkeling gear, stand-up paddle boards, and kayaks.
Shangri-la Fiji
The Shangri-La’s on-site Sanctuary allows guests to participate in "fish house" building and coral planting. It’s one of the most hands-on conservation programs in Fiji.
Castaway Island
Create honeymoon memories on private island at Castaway Fiji. Experience the adults-only pool, sunset cocktails at Sundowner Bar, and romantic beachfront dining.
Family Friendly Resorts
Looking for the best kids' clubs in Fiji? We rank the best family friendly resorts in Fiji.
Boutique Island Resorts
Escape the crowds at these 4 charming Fiji resorts. From hidden island gems to boutique beachfront bures, discover the less travelled stays for your 2026 trip.
Romantic Getaway
Follow our 7-day Sofitel Denarau Island romance itinerary for the best dining, private island tours, and Waitui Beach Club perks.
Best of Wailoaloa
Better known for social and night life, these 3 top resorts in Wailoaloa offer beachfront luxury just 15 minutes from Nadi Airport.
The Fiji Gateway Hotel is right across the road from Nadi International Airport. The main advantage over other hotels is its location opposite the airport with free airport shuttle, making it the ideal choice for stress-free overnight layovers or early morning/late-night flights. It features resort-style amenities like two outdoor swimming pools (one with a waterslide), a day spa, a tennis court, a gym, and multiple dining options.
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Understanding your destination
Before your trip, always check destination weather and pack accordingly to ensure you have the right clothing. Confirm that your passport is valid for at least six months past your return date and secure any necessary visas or entry permits. Notify your bank of your travel dates to ensure your cards work, research the local currency and customs, and buy travel insurance and travel sim for peace of mind.
What to pack
Always pack your passport, visa (if needed), travel insurance information, and a copy of key documents. Also include essential medications, travel-sized toiletries (under 100ml for carry-on), an international adapter/portable charger, and a reusable water bottle. Keep some cash in local currency as some places don't accept credit cards.
Get Travel Insurance
Don't let a surprise trip cancellation or a sudden illness ruin your holiday and empty your wallet! Travel insurance is your safety net for your money. If you have to cancel your dream trip, you get your non-refundable costs back. If you get sick or hurt far from home, it pays for those expensive emergency doctor and hospital bills. It's the small price you pay for peace of mind so you can relax and just enjoy your travels. Check out insurance here.
Get Travel eSim
Forget the hassle of hunting down local SIM cards or paying shocking international roaming fees. Buying an eSIM before you go is the ultimate travel hack: you get instant, cheap data as soon as you land. You can keep your home number active for calls while using the eSIM for all your maps, bookings, and social media. It means no more getting lost and no more hotel-only wifi — it's just seamless, affordable connection from the moment you step off the plane. Check out eSIM here.