Beautiful Fiji Holidays & Resorts

Fiji holidays are the most popular in the South Pacific and probably the most diverse too. There are over 300 islands to explore and almost 100 beach resorts to choose from, many on beautiful uninhabited islands or tucked into secluded bays backed by tropical forests.

With so many secluded spots to enjoy, it's no wonder Fiji accommodation is such a popular choice for a beach holiday, honeymoon or wedding. The islands also have world class scuba diving and surfing breaks and is a wonderful region too for adventurers and backpackers making it the envy of its neighbours.

To see which are our favourite accommodations to stay at, along with our very best deals, be sure to look at our Fiji Holiday Packages page.

Fiji Accommodation & Beach Resorts

One of the greatest charms of staying at any of the beautiful Fiji resorts around the islands is the Fijian people who make exceptional hosts and are extremely interactive with guests, greeting everyone by name from day one. Kids get pampered no end, jokes are shared, "Bula!" is constantly exchanged and almost all holiday-makers leave with exceptionally fond memories of Fiji and promises of returning again next year - many indeed do. Some accommodations in Fiji have returnees clocking over 20 visits and growing!

Most Fiji resorts are located on a secluded beach front, sometimes on an uninhabited island. For those that like to move around, staying on the main island may be a better option. To find out more about where to stay for your holidays please visit our detailed Fiji accommodation guide which offers independent reviews on the most exclusive boutique beach resorts to bure style beach huts.

Fiji Islands Holidays - An Overview

If this is your first time visiting the Fiji Islands and you're looking for an overview of what to do along with general tourist information, we recommend you start at our Fiji holiday guide. Here you'll find general information about activities, sightseeing and watersports and where best to stay depending on your interests and budget.

The country lives up to all the exotic stories and films that show it as a tropical paradise, with the advantage of high end luxury resorts and international cuisine available if you want it, or avoidable if you don’t. Having been visited by numerous cultures throughout the ages, it’s a unique and fascinating mixture of indigenous, Indian, Chinese and European traditions and cultures.

Our Fiji Islands travel guide provides detailed information on all the different regions to visit to help you decide where to go and what to do. Alternatively, try out our interactive Fiji picture map below to help you visualise the islands and find out where all the different hotels are located:

Fiji Resorts Specials & Package Holidays

Fiji is a cheap and easily accessible destination to visit with several major tourist regions to enjoy with easy access from the international airport and plenty of more secluded island retreats for those seeking an intimate holiday. Beach resorts abound and these offer the warmest hospitality of all the South Pacific islands. The most popular time to visit is the cooler winter months of May to September especially for families visiting during school holidays.

There's a huge range of hotels in Fiji from large international brand hotels to some of the most exclusive private island resorts in the world for couples, fun hotels for families and budget beach huts for backpackers. Of all the South Pacific island destinations, Fiji has by far the most tourist beds, more than all the other islands put together. With it comes competition, affordable prices and often some good seasonal specials., especially in the quieter months of October to March.

If you're searching for the ideal place to stay at the best price, we have some great Fiji resort specials along with several exceptional holiday packages which have been hand created by our own travel specialists. The directory features both the popular large beach resort and hotels sold by most travel agents, as well as highlighting the smaller, lesser-known boutique style properties around the islands for families or couples looking for a little more peace and quiet.