Climate

Fiji has a tropical oceanic climate.  The rainy season, from November to April coincides with the hot and humid months and the cooler months are from May to October.  Humidity tends to be higher in the south and east and much less in the west and north.  Tempertures in January in Suva can be min - max temp: 23 - 30 degrees C or 74-86 degrees F and in July: min - max temp:20-26 degrees C or 68-79 degrees F.  Rainfall also varies widely - in Suva, the average number of rainy days is 240 whereas in Lautoka which lays in the west, the average is 99 days.  Fiji does sit in a cyclone area and they are most likely to occur in the summer months between November and April.

Population

Fiji is perhaps the most cosmopolitan of all South Pacific nations. Its population just under 780,000 is a combination of indigenous Fijians (50%), Indians (46%), with the remainder of the population including Rotumans, Chinese, other Pacific Islanders and Europeans.

Indigenous Fijians have a culture and language that is fairly homogonous with hereditary chiefs and patrilineal descent. Indians first came to Fiji under British rule as indentured labourers over a century ago. 

Activities

Fiji has been called "the soft coral capital of the world" and few seasoned divers will deny that Fiji has some of the finest scuba diving in the South Pacific with top facilities at the best prices. You won't go wrong choosing Fiji. Diving is possible year-round in Fiji, with the marinelife most bountiful from July to November.
Bouma Falls, Taveuni, Fiji

A growing number of surfing camps are off southern and western Viti Levu. There's surf throughout the year with the best swells out of the south from March to October. Windsurfing is possible at a much wider range of locales.

Exciting whitewater rafting on the Upper Navua River is offered. In the past organized ocean kayaking expeditions have been offered among the Yasawas, around Beqa and Kadavu, and in Vanua Levu's Natewa Bay.

All of the high islands offer hiking possibilities and many remote villages are linked by well-used trails. Levuka makes an excellent base with the trail to The Peak beginning right behind the town, and a challenging cross-island trail to Lovoni is nearby. More arduous is the all-day climb to Lake Tagimaucia on Taveuni. For some outer island hiking, walk right around Nananu-i-Ra in under a day, or across Waya or Wayasewa. Kadavu provides more of the same.

Visa

Indian Passport Holders do not require a pre- arranged visa for tourism. Upon arrival, an entry permit valid for 4 months or less is granted - free of cost. The passport must be valid for at least three months beyond the intended period of stay. You must also have a valid return or onward air ticket.

Overview

Located minutes off the main island of Viti Levu, a 25-minute drive from Nadi Airport. 32 beachfront hotel rooms, 3 beachfront 2-bedroom family bures, 42 oceanview bures and 46 beachfront spa bures. Features 2 restaurants, pool, tennis, shopping and village trips, sailing, fishing, snorkeling, horseriding, sunset cruise, and jetskis. An island escape with spacious and contemporary accommodations.

Activities

Scuba Pool Splash, tennis, windsurfing, catamaran sailing, volleyball, canoes, cultural entertainment and demonstrations and children's activities.