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Average priced "Thing To Do" in Mana Island, Fiji
otherwisekay says: The famous Mamanuca chain of islands, with its idyllic white sandy beaches lies just 30 km west of Nadi. This sublime cluster of tiny islands ranges from low coral cays such as Beachcomber and Treasure island to those of volcanic origin - Mana being the largest among these fourteen inhabited and nu...
Free! "Thing To Do" in Suva, Fiji
ashleynpearson says: Colo i Suva Forest Park is a cool place to hike around Suva. There are many trails to explore which include freshwater pools and waterfalls. A few of the pools have rope swings which makes it that much more fun! I had been advised to not go here alone or at night (both seemed a little obvious!). ...
Free! "Thing To Do" in Suva, Fiji
ashleynpearson says: I can not tell you how I got to Mt. Korobobo (sounds like Korombombo). The beginning of the trail was literally through some quarry/construction site. A Fijian friend took me here and I'm guessing you would need to ask a local how to get to the start of it - and you can do that by bus from the main ...
Expensive "Hotels" in Matamanoa Island, Fiji
bugsy714 says: Two years ago, I was given a chance to travel to a tropical location that I have dreamed about for a long time, Fiji. I picked a place off the beaten path, away from tourist filled beaches. Matamanoa Island is on the west side of the main island. We took a helicopter to the island, which I strongly ...
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Very cheap "Hotels" in Nadi, Fiji
ashleynpearson says: This hostel is perfect for a quick stay in Nadi while you plan the rest of your Fijian adventures. You can catch a free shuttle from the Nadi airport and the return trip to the airport costs around $5-10 USD, much cheaper than a taxi. The rooms are decent, you can stay in a shared room (around 20 bu...
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