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The beautiful beaches alone will be enough, but there is so much more to these islands; from rain forests, resorts, shopping and crystal clear water to history, culture, villages and the legendary, genuinely friendly Fijian people.

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Snorkeling/Diving : The Soft Coral Capital of the World, there is plenty to see just a short snorkel from almost anywhere on any of Fiji's over 300 islands. For the more serious adventures they also have some of the most amazing dive sites in the world, with over 1,000 different species of fish and several hundred types of corals.

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FIJI Itinerary • MUST READ! (2024)

With over 300 different islands, Fiji is the dream location when it comes to tropical getaways!

You have to have seen the amazing photos all over Instagram or the thousands of Fiji travel blogs that litter the internet. With white-sand beaches and crystal clear, turquoise waters as far as the eye can see, there’s no better way to exile yourself.

Luckily, getting around Fiji is going to be your only worry and there are solutions for that. There are dozens of sites, activities, beaches, places to swim, and more places to snorkel and dive than we can mention! So our suggestion for your Fiji trip itinerary is that you embrace your inner Fijan. Relax and just enjoy the beautiful island for the stunning place it is.

This stunning archipelago is on many a bucket list. With everything it has to offer, it’s not hard to see why. For party lovers, there are dozens of bars on mainland Nadi. For backpackers looking for a less touristy but equally beautiful beach location, there are the Yasawa Islands. For everything in between, you can guarantee there’s an island in Fiji’s coastline with your name on it!

Whether you’re looking for what to do in Fiji for a week or just a few days, look no further!

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When you plan a trip to Fiji , knowing when to visit is essential! The combination of tourist season, weather patterns, varying temperature and weather conditions over around 300 islands that make up Fiji means picking a time to visit can be tricky.

With a “wet season” that lasts from November to April, and a peak season in August, November, and January, you will need to plan when to go to Fiji carefully. For those looking to experience the tropical vibe of the island, without the hustle, bustle, and price inflations of the tourist season, the best time to go is between May to June or September to October!  

This allows you to avoid peak season, miss the humidity the wet season brings, and save money flying to Fiji too! You will also miss the occasional cyclones that are known to hit during the wet season.

Regardless, as one of the happiest places in the world, Fiji is a beautiful destination no matter when you decide to go.

Staying in a nation of over 300 different islands, deciding where to stay in Fiji isn’t an easy task. However, Fiji has a type of island suited for everyone. Those with families might prefer the relaxed, clean fun of Denarau. However, night owls and party goers would jump at the chance to spend the night in the metropolitan Suva or Nadi.

For our Fiji itinerary, the Yasawa Islands are where it’s at!

The combination of cheap prices, backpacker atmosphere, great beaches and easy access to the other islands are just about all you could want for some time in Fiji. Yasawa is a true backpacker’s delight!

Other places of interest in Fiji include the surfer’s dream, the Mamanuca Islands, and the natural wonderland of Taveuni. Mamanuca is home to some of the most consistently perfect beaches, waters, coral reefs and the infamous Cloud Break. Taveuni, on the other hand, offers some of the most gorgeous hiking trails, lush jungles, and other inland nature activities. Both offer awesome features and amazing activities in Fiji!

Best Hostel in Fiji – Octopus Resort

Set on gorgeous, white-sand beaches, the Octopus Resort experiences stunning sunsets that rival some of the best views on the island! Not only that, but it has a swimming pool, beach bar, and a restaurant. You can also enjoy spotless rooms, facilities, delicious food and complimentary pick-ups between Nadi and Lautoka! As far as Fiji’s hostels go, it doesn’t get any better than this.

Best Airbnb in Fiji – Private room with local experience

This little place is a true home away from home. You’ll have a cute private room to yourself, in a very well located area.

Everything is in walking distance. According to previous guests, the hosts are incredibly welcoming and super helpful.

You’ll expereince Fiji not only from a tourist view, but also get the chance to find out about the local way of life, great food and culture.

Best Budget Hotel in Fiji – Oarsman Bay Lodge

With a diverse range of activities such as snorkeling, diving and fishing trips on offer, Oarsman Bay Lodge is one of the best budget hotels in Fiji! With white-sand beaches, evening entertainment, activities, massage rooms, daycare centers as well as it’s incredible on-site restaurant and bar, you’d be tempted to never leave the hotel.

Best Luxury Hotel in Fiji – Blue Lagoon Beach Resort

With all accommodation offering fantastic sea views, accompanied by individual gardens, this resort is the perfect place to let the spirit of Fiji take over. With a tranquil pool, snorkeling, kayaking and a huge variety of tours and excursions on offer, this resort has everything you could ever need. Enjoy panoramic ocean views, live Fijian music performances and an array of Fijian cuisine available. This is perfect for those looking to splurge!

For your Fiji trip itinerary, it’s important to remember that you’re not on one island, you’re on many.

Considering Fiji is an island nation of over 300 unique islands, getting around isn’t as easy as it is in other popular travel destinations. Then again, Fiji provides incredible views and white sand between your toes, so it’s worth the sacrifice! A worthwhile trade if there ever was one. Seriously, you’ll be speechless once you see the numerous amazing places in Fiji !

If you’re planning a trip to Fiji, knowing how to get from place to place counts for a lot. Once you are on one of the different Fiji islands, it is easy enough to get from place to place within that island. Most resorts offer transport to different island attractions. Walking around on the islands is easy enough and if you’re one of the main islands, a variety of registered cabs and busses will take you wherever you need to go!

The trouble comes in for those wanting to island-hop. If you don’t go knowing which islands you want to check out, you may spend a fortune on ferries to and from island to island.

Fiji’s Turquoise Waters | Bukama Village Visit and Kava Ceremony | Swim with Manta Rays | Sawai-I-Lau Caves | Dinner Under the Stars

If you’re spending one day in Fiji, this is definitely the way to spend it! While the Fiji vibe will encourage you to relax and let the day take you where it takes you, there’s something to be said for planning ahead.

For those wondering what to do in Fiji, our Fiji day 1 itinerary will give you a great start.

Day 1 / Stop 1 – Begin Your Fiji Itinerary with a Dive into Yasawa Turquoise Waters

• Why it’s awesome: This is the moment you realize paradise is becoming a part of your reality!
• Cost: Free!
• Food nearby: Your accommodation of choice generally provides all meals, as food outside of the mainland is quite difficult to find.

Many travelers often start off with dreams of crystal clear waters with palm trees swaying above them as they sip cocktails, one coconut at a time. In Fiji, this dream becomes a reality!

Take a moment to just soak up some Fijan sunrays and swim in the refreshing unreal blue waters most will only see from pictures. Feeling the smooth white sand beneath your feet as you unwind in this island paradise is enough to make you want to make your trip to Fiji permanent.

This only improves after a dive into some of the clearest blue waters anywhere in the world. Fiji is home to many colorful near-shore coral reefs if you want to turn your swim into a coral adventure snorkel.

Insider Tip: Apply a broad-spectrum SPF 30 sunscreen at least 30 minutes before you head out!

Day 1 / Stop 2 – Bukama Village Visit and Kava Ceremony

• Why it’s awesome: You’ll feel closer to the Fijians and the islands overall!
• Cost: $88 USD.
• Food nearby: Not applicable as the only food source on the island is the resort you stay at.

Aside from stunning waters, vibrant ocean life and a relaxed atmosphere that will have you questioning ever leaving, one of the highlights of Fiji are its people. With a reputation as some of the most welcoming people on the planet, meeting them is a genuine highlight on any trip to Fiji.

If you’re lucky you’ll take part in a traditional Kava Ceremony, sampling the national drink of Fiji known as yaqona or grog. This unusual drink causes an odd, numb feeling around the mouth, lips, and tongue! Used to welcome guests, enjoy this is truly a special experience! Outside of Fiji, Kava is used holistically as a natural calming supplement.

Insider Tip : Part of taking part in a Kava ceremony involves gifting the local chief with a Kava Kava Root as thanks for his hospitality!

Day 1 / Stop 3 – Swim with Manta Rays in Yasawa’s Famous Coral Reefs

• Why it’s awesome: The reef is near enough to the shore that you can view Fiji’s vibrant marine life with ease!
• Food nearby: Your accommodation of choice will provide your food.

No Fiji itinerary should miss a visit to its coral reefs.

The Yasawa Islands are an amazing place to explore Fiji’s rich and vibrant marine life! With hundreds of colorful fish, octopi, starfish and manta rays to name a few, this promises to be one of the best snorkeling experiences of your life!

Swimming with the manta rays is a scuba diver’s dream and only in Fiji can you do it with the ease of swimming in your backyard pool.

Having schools of fish swim and split around you before regrouping is an amazing experience! Some of the larger fish may be difficult to spot but the abundance of the smaller ones makes up for it.

Make sure you bring an underwater camera to capture this stunning swim!

Insider Tip: Time your dive well, the nearness of the reef to the shore means at low tide, said coral is exposed which makes exploring difficult!

Day 1 / Stop 4 – Explore the Sawai-I-Lau Caves

• Why it’s awesome: They say this is the true spirit of the Yasawa!
• Cost: $68 USD.
• Food nearby: A quick stop at Oarsman Bay Lodge.

One of the must-do activities on any Fiji itinerary, the majestic Sawa-I-Lau Caves are a must-see! Ancient limestone formations, carved by waves are hidden to the naked eye.

According to legend, a young chief once hid the woman he was in love with because her family threatened to marry her to a rival chief! They say he swam to this secret haven to bring her food and company every day until they both escaped to a new island together.

The magic of this story is tangible once inside the caves. The caves themselves offer a magical experience as you move from cave to cave. The first of which glints with sunlight through holes in the ceiling.

The second cave will unleash your inner adventurer! It can be found by submerging yourself and swimming through a beautiful and dark underwater tunnel!

Day 1 / Stop 5 – Enjoy an Alfresco Picnic Under the Yasawa Stars

• Why it’s awesome: There’s nothing more serene than the experience of sitting under the Fijian stars for dinner!
• Cost : $60 USD.
• Food nearby: Navutu Stars Resort Restaurant.

Enjoy an Alfresco picnic under the Fijian night sky. The perfect way to end off a day of exploring the stunning sites of your new home is to unwind. It would be easy to head back to your resort, grab a quick bite and pass out, but this would be a waste of the beautiful Fiji night sky.

End the night the way Fijians have for millennia. Just enjoying paradise. Enjoy the serenity of sitting under the glimmering, light pollution-free sky of Fiji eating local food! Far removed from the industrialized, hustle and bustle of the “real” world.

Take in the serenity of this fantastic island! All while you eat some of the delicious island food Fiji is known for and sip on a cocktail or two. Enjoy the gentle crashing of the waves in the distance as you relax, signaling the perfect end to an incredible day!

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Namaka Markets | Garden of the Sleeping Giant | Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple | Fijan Cooking Class | Ed’s Bar

Nadi is a natural starting point from which to explore Fiji and is often used as little more than a gateway to the rest of the country. This is definitely a first-time visitor’s mistake as Nadi offers a wide variety of things to do and sites to see that can be overlooked!

This 2-day itinerary for Fiji will cover a huge variety of sites thanks to its incredible multicultural mix. From bustling early morning markets, sumptuous indigenous and foreign foods to people from all over the world enjoying this little slice of heaven.

Day 2 / Stop 1 – Stop by the Namaka Market

• Why it’s awesome: This a great way to check out the locals at work and get some cheap high-quality fruit!
• Cost: $2 USD
• Food nearby: Grab a coffee at the Bulaccino Café.

Your second day on this Fiji itinerary begins with a trip to one of the island’s biggest markets!

Known as the Namaka Market, a stop here is a good way to grab a taste of some local fruit and vegetables. You can also casually chat with the friendly locals to get an idea of their daily lives. They’ll also be able to tell you where to go and what to do to make the most of your Fijian market experience.

Cheap, high-quality food abounds and it’s the perfect place to buy Kava Kava root if you’re planning on visiting a local village later on during your travels. This goes a long way for travelers looking to make genuine cultural connections. The exchange is a significant way of showing the locals that you’ve taken the care to learn about the culture and not simply take advantage of the island’s natural beauty.

It’s also a great way to sample some of the delicious and colorful fruit that adorns the island and adds to its world-renowned lively, colorful landscape!

Day 2 / Stop 2 – Uncover the Secrets of the Garden of the Sleeping Giant

• Why it’s awesome: This is a nice way to relax without having to spend all day in the sun and sand!
• Cost: $8 USD
• Food nearby : Stop in for a brilliant bite at the Grace Road Kitchen.

Containing over 2,000 different Asian orchids and Cattleya hybrids, this is a wonderful way to get out of the sun and city to spend the day in nature. The orchids are the highlight of the garden and they are meticulously cared for!

The attention to detail of their caretakers makes the visit even more special! Learn about the fascinating history of the garden and how it went from being a mountain valley to a majestic garden!

As you stroll through the garden, see if you can spot the well-known croaking frogs or use the walking trail that cuts through the tropical rainforest.

A tasty, complimentary fruit drink is offered to you at the end of your journey.

Day 2 / Stop 3 – Make a Pilgrimage to Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple

• Why it’s awesome: This is the biggest Hindu temple in the Southern Hemisphere!
• Food nearby: Enjoy simple but delicious Indian style food at Tata’s Curry House.

A perhaps little known Fiji fact, is that there are actually a large number of Hindus living in Fiji. This has resulted in a very interesting blend of Indian and Fijian culture, food, and even language. The Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple is an example of this extraordinary union.

The vibrant colors and ornate decorations of this deeply spiritual place have resulted in one of Fiji’s most stunning buildings. The temple is one of the iconic Fiji landmarks and is often the home of many Hindu festivals and celebrations throughout the year!

A great cultural stop in this Fiji itinerary, you’re sure to leave the temple feeling profoundly touched.

Insider Tip: Make sure to arrive at the temple respectfully dressed or you won’t be allowed in. Legs and shoulders should be covered and you should remove your shoes before entering the temple!

Day 2 / Stop 4 – Join a Fijan Cooking Class

• Why it’s awesome: You’ll learn an entirely new cultural method of how to prepare food.
• Cost: $87 USD
• Food nearby: You’ll be making your own meals so you can enjoy some homemade Fijian dishes.

If you love trying new, delicious and exotic food, you’ll love this!

It’s always fun learning about the history of a new culture or country. This is especially true when your taste buds get a chance to be involved which brings us to your Fijian cooking class.

The class begins with an exploration of the local food market. After you’re taught a little bit about the ingredients you’ll be using, it’s time to get down to business! You’ll be shown the art of cooking authentic local food with experienced local chefs.

This is a great way to meet new people, spend time together as a couple, or treat yourself to the experience of learning and perfecting something new!

Using the freshest, in-season ingredients, you’ll be taken on a taste exploration of what exactly the Fijian flavor is all about.

Day 2 / Stop 5 – Cut Loose Like a True Fijan at Ed’s Bar

• Why it’s awesome: The variety of this place makes it a true melting pot for people from all over the world.
• Food nearby: Martintar Next To Ed’s Bar offers the best burgers anywhere on the island.

Despite its unassuming name, Ed’s Bar is one of the most popular bars in all of Fiji!

Beloved to locals, travelers, backpackers and tourists, this mecca of nightlife is the best way to cap off a successful day of exploring. Ed’s is home to a huge variety of local and international drinks, pool tables, a dance floor and several outdoor courtyards to keep the Fijian heat at bay!

They also host talented live bands and DJs. For the heavier party goers, the popular nightclub, Ice Bar, is located upstairs. Ed’s Bar is a dream stop for people looking to enjoy themselves without paying exorbitant prices or restricting themselves to the company of fellow resort goers.

If you’re looking to vacation in Fiji to let loose, a stop at Ed’s Bar is not to be missed!

Octopus Resort

Set on gorgeous, white-sand beaches, the Octopus Resort experiences stunning sunsets that rival some of the best views on the island! Not only that, but it has a swimming pool, beach bar and restaurant.

• On-Site Swimming Pool
• Airport Transfers

Sabeto Mud Pool | Beqa Firewalkers | Sigatoka Sand Dunes | Colo-I-Suva Forest Park | Manta Ray Island

If you’ve got more than 2 days in Fiji, you’ll want to get to explore more of the islands this dream destination has to offer! There are more than a few things to do and far more than one island to see.

To help with that, this 3-day itinerary in Fiji can be spaced out, even if you’re looking for a Fiji itinerary for 10 days of adventure!

Decompress in the Sabeto Mud Pools

• Recharge your batteries at one of Fiji’s best-kept secrets.
• Enjoy high-quality at a budget price.
• Get down and dirty in a fun, family-friendly setting.

The ideal way to start off a 3-day itinerary in Fiji.

Mud pools may not automatically spring to mind when you think of Fiji. Regardless, one dip in the Sabeto Mud Pool will have you wondering why you’ve never heard about it before!

Interestingly, this is one of two sister mud pools, owned by the same family.

The Sabeto Mud Pool is run by a local woman who has run other successful resorts in Nadi. This means she knows her customers and what they want before they even want it.

The therapeutic effects of these wonderful pools will have you feeling reinvigorated and ready to take on the world! Enjoy the strange, yet pleasant, sensation of bathing yourself in mud and letting the sun dry you out! Afterward, step into the water pool and clean yourself. You’ll want to bring a travel towel .

They also offer an affordable quality massage for those looking to detox and destress from their real-world troubles! Whether you’re an experienced mudder or a traveler looking to try something new, this is definitely an interesting and invigorating way to spend the afternoon in Fiji!

Take Part in the Unique Spectacle of the Beqa Firewalkers

• Watch a legendary ceremony unfold before your eyes!
• A unique and world-famous ritual.
• Be in awe of these almost supernatural feats of human endurance!

This is one of the most awe-inspiring things to check out on this Fiji itinerary. Gaining worldwide prominence, thanks in part to the works of Sir David Attenborough , the fire-walkers of Beqa are truly an awesome sight.

If you’ve got the time to enjoy a unique sight in Fiji, this is definitely a must-see!

This ritual is rumored to have come from an ability given to a great warrior who captured the spirit of a deity. The deity promised him anything if he let the deity go, and eventually rewarded the man and his descendants with the ability to walk on fire. While some may have their doubts, these are soon erased after seeing this extraordinary sight.

After feeling the warmth coming off the flames that embody the spirit of the God that gave the Beqans their supernatural ability to walk on fire, you’ll be amazed! Watching the Fijians walk across the scorching rocks will soon make a believer of even the biggest doubters.

This is a great way to experience local history and myth for anyone looking to enjoy the magic of the Fijian islands.

Visit the Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park

• Visit Fiji’s first national park.
• Explore Ancient Lapita Artefacts.
• Enjoy watching some of Fiji’s beautiful birds.

If you’re in Viti Levu and looking for something interesting to do on the mainland, Fiji’s first National Park is one of the most unique and least-known sites to visit. It’s both a unique, natural and cultural heritage site that ‘s open every day from 8 am to 5 pm.

Summing them up as gigantic sand dunes is definitely a disservice to these enormous testaments to the power of nature!

Visitors can take either the 1-hour or 2-hour walk to explore the site, or make use of local rangers who act as guides. While both give you the chance to see what makes this site so special, the 2-hour option is definitely the better of the two.

The site also offers visitors a chance to check out ancient Lapita artifacts that date back more than 2,600 years and is also one of the largest burial sites in the Pacific. There are more remains to be uncovered and this may be your chance to be a part of Fijian history.

If you’re not into the history of the dunes, you can simply enjoy the opportunity to bird watch. Witness some of Fiji’s brightest and most colorful, winged residents!

Explore the Colo-I-Suva Forest Park

• A perfect way to catch a break from the more touristy activities.
• Spot rare birds and insects.
• Explore the best of Fiji’s mesmerizing forests.

If you’re spending more than 3 days in Fiji, you might find yourself yearning for some inland adventures! If that’s the case, the Colo-I-Suva Forest is the perfect place for you.

An oasis of lush greenery, that’s filled with a variety of tropical plants and exotic, colorful birdlife. A huge array of walking trails lead to clear tranquil pools and other natural beauty.

This is a nice way to catch a break from Suvas urban jungle!

The forest is home to an array of mahogany and pines which were planted in an attempt to stabilize the topsoil without impinging on the indigenous vegetation. The park is also home to many different bird species; from scarlet robins, spotted fantails, Fiji goshawks to the humorously named barking pigeons.

With a collection of locations for swimming, rope swings, picnic tables, and campsites, this is a great way to spend time with the family away from the often busy resort beaches. Bring your hiking boots for the best experience trekking through the forest.

Dive in the Waters of Manta Ray Island

• Enjoy one of the most unspoiled underwater environments anywhere in the world!
• Swim with the majestic Manta Rays.
• Unwind on one of Fiji’s least crowded islands.

This is a beautiful spot for divers and lovers of marine life everywhere.

The breath taken coral wonderland that surrounds the island is one of the best places to observe Fiji’s world-famous underwater realms. Over 7,000 different species of fish can be found on Fiji’s reefs. This includes the rare, bicolor rabbitfish, as well as the black rabbitfish, and, of course, the majestic manta rays that give the island its name.

Due to the less busy nature of the Yasawa Islands, you can spend longer amounts of time exploring Fiji’s underwater beauty. Explore The unrefined beauty of one of the world’s most colorful coral reefs!

With perfect visibility and hundreds of marine life, this is a paradise you’ll want to make sure you see before your time in Fiji is up. Bring your adventure camera along to preserve these memories.

While crime exists in Fiji, it’s not all that common and can easily be avoided by practicing common sense and adhering to safety guidelines . The majority of crime that affects tourists is mainly opportunistic and petty in nature.

Violent crimes are rare but are more likely to occur in urban areas such as Nadi and Suva. While in these areas, do as the locals do and catch a cab rather than walk through the city- even in a group!

To avoid minor theft, keep your belongings safely secured, even at your resort. Make a habit of covering your PIN when you use it, not flashing cash and keeping your belongings close or within eyesight when island-hopping!

Make sure when traveling to use only licensed vehicles. If you’re driving at night, be alert. Many roads in Fiji can be poorly lit or have frequent animal crossings.

Lastly, make sure you have travel insurance in case of an emergency. A tropical nation with many remote islands only has so many ways to find and transport you in case of injury. Without your travel insurance, this could cost you a pretty penny!

Stick to these basics and your dream Fijian holiday will remain the way it was intended- paradise.

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For travelers with time on their hands looking to explore this tropical paradise, day trips are the perfect way to take in the islands many adventures. There’s plenty to do and even more to see, take a look at some of these amazing day trips from Fiji!

Viti Levu: Mud Pool, Temple, and Sleeping Giant Garden

One of the most all-encompassing day trips from Fiji is the Viti Levu: Mud Pool, Temple, and Sleeping Giant Garden trip.

This six and a half-hour spiritual and sense awakening begins at the Sri Siva Subramaniya Swami Temple. This is the largest Hindu temple in the entire Southern Hemisphere! You’ll learn the complex influence of Fiji’s Indian population on Fiji.

Afterward, head to Nadi, the capital of Fiji. It is the perfect place to grab locally-made souvenirs or some fresh fruit at the Namaka Market.

Your next stop is the Garden of the Sleeping Giant, an incredibly lush garden with more than two thousand different types of orchids. To accompany this visual treat, enjoy a physical one by stopping at the Sabeto Mud Baths.

This will leave you feeling relaxed, rejuvenated, and ready to make the most of your stay in Fiji!

Natadola Beach and Veisabasaba Village Day Tour

One of the best ways to explore any new country is to meet and relax with the locals. This trip allows you to do just that, as well as soak up some of that incredible Fijian sun.

You’ll be picked up from your hotel before being brought to the Veisabasaba village. There you’ll enjoy an incredibly profound ceremony!

Known as the Kava ceremony, it involves sipping on a pleasantly numbing drink with deep traditional roots. After this, you’ll learn directly from the villagers what daily life is actually like.

Move on to Natadola Beach. This picturesque, white-sand beach is the perfect way to unwind, whether that’s via massage or the tranquil Fijian waters!

Fiji on Foot: Small-Group Tour with Local Guide

This on-foot adventure is perfect for travelers looking to get away from tourist hotspots and truly explore Fiji.

Start the adventure with a change of scenery as your transport takes you out of the city to rural Fiji. The best guides are local ones. Experience this first-hand and learn about sugar cane farming and the location of Fiji’s first village, Viseisei.

After picking up some supplies to put in your daypack , your hike begins! Hopefully, you’ll have your inner Indiana Jones ready to go as you wade through forest trails! Before long you’ll be clued up on everything Fiji from the local culture and history behind each path or rock face.

End your journey with a fantastic homemade lunch, courtesy of a local family.

Viti Levu: Navua River Tubing

The perfect way to see more of the interior beauty of Fiji. It’s in these remote areas that the locals live away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Travel upriver via longboat into the Namosi Highlands and view the stunning greenery of Fiji’s interior. Dress to get wet, as you pass by and through easy-going rapids, waterfalls and more.

You’ll end the trip with a stroll through the jungle, a quick swim and then enjoying lunch next to the river. Then enjoy the meandering trip back as you ride gentle rapids home.

From Port Denarau: Cloud 9 Floating Platform Day Trip

If you love a party, this day trip from Fiji has your name written all over it.

The majestic barge of a party vessel not only offers international, top-shelf drinks, in addition to Fijian favorites, but delicious pizzas as well. The double-level floating platform also often hosts international DJ’s aboard.

Built with flair and with fun in mind, this oceanic party oasis also offers several exciting water sports. These range from parasailing, jet-skiing, snorkeling gear, paddleboards, as well as a  $60 USD bar tab per person!

For the budget-conscious traveler, the trip also offers transfers from resorts in Nadi/Denarau region.

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Find out what people want to know when planning Fiji itinerary.

How many days do you need in Fiji?

Fiji is pretty remote, so we recommend staying for at least 10 days to make it worth the trip!

What should you include on a Fiji itinerary?

No trip to Fiji is complete without these top activities: – Swim/Snorkel in the Yasawa Waters – Visit Bukama Village – Explore the Sawai-I-Lau Caves – Discover the Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple

Where should you stay if you have a full Fiji itinerary?

With over 300 islands to choose from, figuring out the best place to stay in Fiji is pretty tough. The Yasawa Islands are our top recommendation; they’re centrally located and offer heaps of accommodation and activities that don’t break the bank!

When is the best time to visit Fiji?

Visit Fiji between May-June or September-November to avoid the monsoon season and tourist crowds!

There’s a reason why Fiji is one of the most popular holiday hotspots! With pristine white-sand beaches, glowing summer sun and brilliant blue seas, what’s not to love about this island paradise?

Fiji is frequently near the top of the happiest countries in the world and after meeting the locals, you’d be hard-pressed to disagree! Fiji has some of the most friendly, welcoming people in the world with a specific ceremony just for that purpose!

In the warm summer season enjoy the beaches, laid back island lifestyle and unwind and some of the most picturesque seas in the world. In the off-season, there’s plenty left to enjoy as many of the sights, food, and atmosphere remains!

Make sure to check out the villages that lay scattered throughout Fiji. You’ll walk away with a profound appreciation for the friendly and humble people who inhabit it!  Our Fiji itinerary will ensure that you have the trip of a lifetime.

With all this in mind and hundreds of things to see and do, our itinerary for Fiji will definitely come in handy!

The name of Fiji is built on welcoming people from all over the world. The result of that incredible hospitality is that at the end of your trip the only thing you’ll regret is having to leave this stunning island paradise!

And for transparency’s sake, please know that some of the links in our content are affiliate links . That means that if you book your accommodation, buy your gear, or sort your insurance through our link, we earn a small commission (at no extra cost to you). That said, we only link to the gear we trust and never recommend services we don’t believe are up to scratch. Again, thank you!

Ana Pereira

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Forget everything you think you know about the jewel of the South Pacific – Fiji's bursting with adventure.

You could spend your time sipping cocktails on a sun lounger, but we have a better idea: venture to parts of the islands many visitors never see. The far-flung islands of Fiji lead you on an unforgettable journey from white sand beaches to the tops of volcanic earth and untouched jungle. See mighty rivers, rocky ridgelines and a culture steeped in tradition. Hike to remote villages and discover the  Fijian way of living.  Ride the rapids on a rafting adventure through the heart of the main island. Snorkel away from the crowds and explore national parks where the rainforest and coast collide. This is Fiji, the Intrepid way.

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Fiji at a glance

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English, Fijian, Hindi

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Eating and drinking.

Being an island in the South Pacific region, seafood plays a big part in the local cuisine. Locally grown produce mainly consists of root vegetables and tropical fruits. Coconut is a key ingredient across many dishes and Indo-Fijian influences are evident in cooking across the archipelago. 

Foods to try in Fiji

Think of this as a Fijian-style ceviche. The dish uses raw fish soaked in lemon or lime juice and is served with a combination of onions, chilies, peppers and tomatoes.

2. Fijian curry

Indian influences are evident in the cuisine with a variety of curries seen all over the islands. They're typically made with coconut milk, tomatoes and a combination of local fruit and vegetables such as plantain. Curries are served with roti or dahl.

This traditional Fijian dish is made from taro leaves that are cooked or stewed in coconut milk. It's often served on the side with freshly cooked fish.

Lovo is a traditional style of cooking similar to  New Zealand ’s hangi. Meats and vegetables are wrapped in banana leaves and buried in a hole to cook for several hours over coals.

If you like seafood, you may be tempted to try the local delicacy of cawaki, or sea urchin. It's popular in coastal towns and villages but you'll also find them in city markets. They can be eaten raw or cooked.

6. Palusami

This dish comprises parcels of corned beef, onion, garlic and coconut cream wrapped and steamed in taro leaves. Other South Pacific nations like Samoa have their own take on this dish.

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Culture and customs

Fijians are known for their welcoming hospitality and truly live up to this reputation. Interactions are met with a smile and curiosity is the norm, making you feel like an honored guest in the most far-reaching places of the islands.

Fiji’s population is made up of a rich cultural mix of native Fijians at around 57 percent and Indo-Fijians make up 37 percent of the population. This means the archipelago is a blend of Melanesian and Indian influences. Indigenous Fijians maintain both traditional cultural practices and strong Christian values with more than half identifying to the faith.

Approximately 34 percent of the Indian-Fijian community is Hindu and 7 percent practice Islam. One of the most noticeable cultural practices is the act of drinking kava (yanggona) which is consumed as part of ceremonies as well as being a welcoming gesture to guests in communities.

Festivals and events in Fiji

Hibiscus festival.

A nine-day event held in Suva on the main island of Viti Levu each August. The Hibiscus Festival has been running for more than 50 years and is a community celebration bringing together traditional music, food stalls and the crowning of the ‘Hibiscus Queen’ (as part of the island’s beauty pageant).

Bula Festival

Much like the Hibiscus Festival, this event is held in Nadi on the western side of Viti Levu and goes on for a week. The word ‘bula’ means ‘welcome’ or ‘hello’ and is a common gesture of greeting used in most parts of Fiji. Authentic Fijian cuisine is served up as part of the event and visitors are encouraged to join the festivities.

South Indian Fire Walking Festival

This extraordinary spectacle is held between July and August. The event attracts large numbers from the local Hindu community to Suva Point. The ceremony involves Hindu priests and devotees piercing the tongue and cheeks before walking across hot coals. The event signifies the end of 10 days of abstinence to worship the goddess Maha Devi.

Lautoka Sugar Festival

Lautoka is known as the sugar capital of Fiji, situated on the west coast of Viti Levu, it’s the second biggest city (after Suva). Sugar cane holds large economic value for the country. The festival is held over a week in September and is another community celebration that brings in locals from throughout the islands to take part. 

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Geography and environment

Fiji is an archipelago in the South Pacific scattered with around 300 islands and 540 islets. The country is approximately a five hours’ flight from the east coast of Australia. The interior of the main island is made up of thick jungle terrain, bursting with waterfalls and large winding rivers. The rich volcanic soil creates an ideal environment to grow crops of coconuts, ginger, kava, bananas, cassava and breadfruit. More than half of Fiji’s population live in major towns along the coast, either in Suva, Lautoka and Nadi on the island of Viti Levu.

Best time to visit

Thanks to its tropical climate, Fiji is a year-round destination with warm temperatures (it rarely dips below 20°C) and plenty of sunshine throughout the year. That said, the best time to visit for optimal weather – think blue skies and little rain – is during the dry season which runs from May to October. Traveling in the shoulder months is also a good option as the weather isn't too wet and there aren't as many tourists.

The monsoon season runs from November to April, and while this is considered to be the off-season, it's a great time to explore without big crowds (excluding the festive season which sees a spike in tourists). Just bear in mind that the weather is hot and humid, and torrential (but brief) downpours are common. There’s also the possibility of cyclones.

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Many resorts in Fiji have onsite gift and souvenir shops, but we recommend heading to a local market to peruse the stalls and get to know the locals. They're a great place to find handmade art and crafts, traditional food and general souvenirs.

It's a good idea to check with your local customs officials to ensure that you are permitted to bring certain items into your home country. Australia and New Zealand generally have strict quarantine laws.

Here are some items you may like to buy in Fiji:

1. Coconut shells

From smooth and polished serving bowls to elaborately painted decorations, coconut shells have many purposes!

2. Tapa cloth

Tapa is a traditional Fijian textile painting on barkcloth from the mulberry tree. All materials are organic, including the dyes which are extracted from plants, herbs and charcoal.

Fijian pearls are known around the world for their rare colors and beauty. Why not take a slice of paradise home with you and treat yourself, or buy some jewelry for someone special.

4. Bula shirt

Who doesn't love a brightly colored shirt? Bula shirts are a clothing staple for men in Fiji and the wider South Pacific. They're fun, versatile and will lift your spirits if you're feeling those post-holiday blues.

Fiji travel FAQs

Do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travelers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travelers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

Do I need a visa to travel to Fiji?

Visas are the responsibility of the individual traveler. Entry requirements can change at any time, so it's important that you check for the latest information. Please visit the relevant consular website of the country or countries you’re visiting for detailed and up-to-date visa information specific to your nationality. Check the Essential Trip Information section of the itinerary for more information.

Is tipping customary in Fiji?

Bargaining or tipping in restaurants, shops and hotels is not traditionally part of Fijian culture but if you receive exceptional service you can consider a tip. 

What is the internet access like in Fiji?

Fiji has several phone networks and good internet service available. Phone cards can be purchased throughout major centers and most hotels provide Wi-Fi. Check with your phone provider to find out if they offer mobile roaming in Fiji.  

Can I use my mobile/cell phone while in Fiji?

Local networks such as Vodafone and Telecom offer phone services in most areas. Global roaming with other networks may not work in Fiji. Check with your network provider.

What are the toilets like in Fiji?

It's likely that you’ll encounter different types of toilets while traveling in Fiji. Western-style flushable toilets are commonly found in high-end resorts, hotels and restaurants, while squat toilets are common in rural areas and homes. Be prepared by carrying your own supply of toilet paper and soap, as these aren't always provided.

What will it cost for a…?

Domestic beer = 5 FJD

Simple lunch = 10 FJD

Three course meal = 60 FJD

Can I drink the water in Fiji?

Drinking tap water in Fiji isn’t recommended. For environmental reasons, try to avoid buying small bottles of water and refill a reusable water bottle or canteen wherever you can. Check with your hotel and guide as to whether drinking water dispensers are available during your trip.

Are credit cards widely accepted in Fiji?

Credit cards are widely accepted at hotels and restaurants in all major cities and towns.  

What is ATM access like in Fiji?

You can find ATMs in Nadi, Suva and other major towns. If you’re heading to the smaller islands or into rural parts of Fiji it’s advised to carry enough cash for small purchases.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

For more information on insurance, please go to: Travel Insurance

What public holidays are celebrated in Fiji?

• 1 Jan: New Year’s Day
• 30 Mar: Good Friday
• 2 Apr: Easter Monday
• 11 Jun: Queen’s Birthday
• 10 Oct: Fiji Day
• 25 Dec: Christmas Day
• 26 Dec: Boxing Day  

For a current list of public holidays in Fiji go to:  https://www.worldtravelguide.net/guides/oceania/fiji/public-holidays/

Is Fiji a safe destination for LGBTQI-travelers?

Discretion is advised when visiting Fiji. Although Fiji is one of the more progressive countries in the Pacific region when it comes to the legal status of homosexuality. Laws banning discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity were introduced following the implementation of the 2013 constitution. However excessive public displays of affection – both heterosexual and of any sexuality are frowned upon in most South Pacific societies.

For more detailed and up-to-date advice, we recommend visiting  Equaldex  or  ILGA  before you travel.

How do I stay safe and healthy while traveling?

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Does my trip support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. Trips to this country directly support our global Intrepid Foundation partners, Eden Reforestation Projects and World Bicycle Relief. Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

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The Best Fiji Itineraries for 2 Weeks 🏖️ [2024]

Our selection of the best 2-week itineraries for fiji.

Are you lucky enough to have two whole weeks to spend in Fiji ? Want to make the most of your time seeing a few different islands? We have just the list of Fiji itineraries for you! Whether you’re travelling as a family, on a honeymoon, on a budget, in pure luxury or something else, we list our best Fiji itineraries for 2 weeks right here.

Destinations Visited in Our Fiji Itineraries for 14 Days

Fiji is made up of 333 islands, so let’s break it down to the main destinations you will visit in these two-week itineraries.

This is Fiji’s largest and main island where most travellers arrive in Fiji via Nadi International Airport . Many of the itineraries below visit several destinations around Viti Levu , all of which are located on the coast and connected by road. These destinations include Nadi , the Coral Coast , Pacific Harbour , Suva and the Suncoast /Rakiraki .

Mamanuca Islands and Yasawa Islands

These two island groups are among some of the easiest island groups to reach from Nadi, with a well-developed tourism scene yet still remarkably undeveloped. There’s a mix of volcanic islands and small uninhabited coral islands. Find out more in The Complete Guide to the Mamanuca Islands and The Complete Guide to the Yasawa Islands .

This is Fiji’s second-largest island located in the northern reaches of Fiji, about a 1h25min flight from Nadi. There are two main towns on the island, while the rest is made up of villages, remote resorts, copra and sugar cane plantations, and rainforest. Find out more in The Complete Guide to Vanua Levu .

Off the southeastern shores of Vanua Levu, Taveuni is famous for its nature earning its nickname as the “Garden Island”. Around 80% of the island is made up of the Bouma National Heritage Park. Find out more in The Complete Guide to Taveuni .

Fiji Budget and Backpacking Itinerary for 2 Weeks

Fiji has a reputation for being an expensive place to travel, but that’s certainly not the case when there’s both budget accommodation and free/cheap activities across the islands.

For a two-week budget trip to Fiji, we recommend exploring Fiji’s main island, Viti Levu , to take out the cost of overwater travel. Plus, Viti Levu has a wide range of experiences for backpackers and budget travellers, from urban and nature, mountains to sea, off-shore islands to inland river excursions.

See the complete two-week budget itinerary in Fiji Budget & Backpacking Itinerary: 14 Days . Otherwise, here’s a quick overview.

Overview: 14-Day Budget and Backpacking Itinerary for Fiji

• Day 1 – Nadi
• Day 2 – Nadi to Lautoka
• Day 3 – Lautoka to Rakiraki
• Day 4 – Rakiraki
• Day 5 – Rakiraki to Nausori
• Day 6 – Nausori to Suva
• Day 7 – Suva
• Day 8 – Suva to the Pacific Harbour
• Day 9 – Pacific Harbour
• Day 10 – Pacific Harbour to the Coral Coast
• Day 11 – Coral Coast
• Day 12 – Coral Coast to Denarau
• Day 13 – Denarau
• Day 14 – Denarau to Nadi International Airport
• See the full itinerary: Fiji Budget & Backpacking Itinerary: 14 Days .

Fiji Luxury Itinerary for 2 Weeks

Fiji is one of the leading South Pacific islands in luxury travel, with an array of high-end resorts and remarkable experiences . With luxury in mind, you can travel far across the islands of Fiji thanks to helicopter and seaplane transfers combining fast travel with special scenic experiences.

In two weeks, it’s possible to travel across Viti Levu , the small island groups of the Mamanucas and the Yasawas , and the more remote islands of Vanua Levu and Taveuni . Each island has its own character, from the lush rainforests across Taveuni to the sandy outcrops of the Mamanuca Islands.

So whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or “just because”, discover the most luxurious resorts and activities in our Fiji Luxury Itinerary: 14 Days .

Overview: 14-Day Luxury Itinerary for Fiji

• Day 1 – Nadi International Airport to Denarau
• Day 2 – Denarau
• Day 3 – Denarau to the Mamanuca Islands
• Day 4 – Mamanuca Islands
• Day 5 – Mamanuca Islands to the Yasawa Islands
• Day 6 – Yasawa Islands
• Day 7 – Yasawa Islands to Nadi
• Day 8 – Nadi to Vanua Levu
• Day 9 – Vanua Levu
• Day 10 – Vanua Levu to Taveuni
• Day 11 – Taveuni
• Day 12 – Taveuni to Suva
• Day 13 – Suva to the Coral Coast
• Day 14 – Coral Coast to Nadi International Airport
• See the full itinerary: Fiji Luxury Itinerary: 14 Days .

Fiji Family Itinerary for 2 Weeks

While many families are happy to spend two weeks in the same resort in Fiji, a family who wants to see it all certainly can in two weeks. In our two-week family itinerary, we’ve made sure to strike the right balance of travelling to various exciting locations and having time to relax and refresh.

We recommend spending some time on Viti Levu where the resorts are best catered to families with fantastic family-friendly activities and kids’ clubs . Then, travelling for seven days across the islands of Taveuni and Vanua Levu is sure to please the travel bug within you, while still being assured that there is appropriate infrastructure on the islands for travelling with children.

See our Fiji Family Itinerary: 14 Days for the complete itinerary with accommodation and activity recommendations or check out the overview below.

Overview: 14-Day Family Itinerary for Fiji

• Day 2 – Nadi to the Coral Coast
• Day 3 – Coral Coast
• Day 4 – Coral Coast to the Pacific Harbour
• Day 5 – Pacific Harbour
• Day 6 – Pacific Harbour to Suva
• Day 7 – Suva to Taveuni
• Day 8 – Taveuni
• Day 9 – Taveuni
• Day 10 – Taveuni to Vanua Levu
• Day 11 – Vanua Levu
• Day 12 – Vanua Levu
• Day 13 – Vanua Levu
• Day 14 – Vanua Levu to Nadi International Airport
• See the full itinerary: Fiji Family Itinerary: 14 Days .

Fiji Adults-Only Itinerary for 2 Weeks

We get it, on islands as tranquil as Fiji’s remote outer islands, the last thing you want to hear are children’s tantrums. An adults-only getaway to Fiji is all about setting the tone right with peacefulness so you can create the romantic getaway, the solo escape or the friends holiday you always imagined.

There are adults-only resorts found all around Fiji, but we’ve made sure to include a mix of Fiji’s most idyllic islands with adult-only resorts and most remote islands in our Fiji Adults-Only Itinerary: 14 Days . Plus, you’ll get optimum R&R time with at least a couple of days in each destination.

Overview: 14-Day Adults-Only Itinerary for Fiji

• Day 2 – Denarau to the Mamanuca Islands
• Day 3 – Mamanuca Islands
• Day 10 – Vanua Levu
• Day 11 – Vanua Levu to Taveuni
• Day 12 – Taveuni
• Day 13 – Taveuni
• Day 14 – Taveuni to Nadi International Airport
• See the full itinerary: Fiji Adults-Only Itinerary: 14 Days .

Fiji Food Itinerary for 2 Weeks

For travellers who like to experience a country through its cuisine, this two-week Fiji itinerary is for you. You’ll experience the flavours of Fiji’s bustling cities and remote villages. The main food styles here are Pacific Rim cuisine, as well as Indo-Fijian influences, especially in the more urban areas.

This two-week itinerary gives you the opportunity to visit Fiji’s outer islands where a vast majority of food is sourced from either their own organic gardens or the waters surrounding them. Our Fiji Food Itinerary: 14 Days also includes hands-on experiences where you’ll learn to gather food in exciting ways.

Overview: 14-Day Food Itinerary for Fiji

• Day 2 – Nadi
• Day 3 – Nadi to the Coral Coast
• Day 4 – Coral Coast
• Day 5 – Coral Coast to the Pacific Harbour
• Day 6 – Pacific Harbour
• Day 7 – Pacific Harbour to Suva
• Day 8 – Suva
• Day 9 – Suva to Taveuni
• Day 10 – Taveuni
• Day 12 – Taveuni to Vanua Levu
• See the full itinerary: Fiji Food Itinerary: 14 Days .

Fiji Honeymoon and Romance Itinerary for 2 Weeks

Soothingly warm weather, sandy shores and glistening waters: Fiji certainly provides a romantic setting for a honeymoon or a romantic getaway. In our two-week honeymoon and romance itinerary, we make sure to include a mix of the paradise islands that many dream about for their honeymoon, as well as a road trip for seven days around Viti Levu . The latter is always the experience that surprises couples, where you’ll be quick to discover that there’s more to Fiji than sand and coconuts. Check out the full itinerary in Fiji Honeymoon & Romance Itinerary: 14 Days .

Overview: 14-Day Honeymoon and Romance Itinerary for Fiji

• Day 8 – Nadi to the Suncoast
• Day 9 – Suncoast
• Day 10 – Suncoast to Suva
• Day 11 – Suva to the Pacific Harbour
• Day 12 – Pacific Harbour
• Day 13 – Pacific Harbour to the Coral Coast
• See the full itinerary: Fiji Honeymoon & Romance Itinerary: 14 Days .

More of the Best Fiji Itineraries

If you’re one of the rare travellers that feels like two weeks might be too long in Fiji, then check out these shorter itineraries:

• The Best Fiji Itineraries for a Weekend
• The Best Fiji Itineraries for 5 Days
• The Best Fiji Itineraries for 1 Week

Finally, make sure you’re fully prepared for your Fiji trip with The Complete Travel Guide to Fiji and  31 Tips for Travelling in Fiji .

This article was reviewed and published by Laura, editor in chief and co-founder of Fiji Pocket Guide. Since arriving solo in the South Pacific over 10 years ago with nothing but a backpack and a background in journalism, her mission has been to show the world how easy (and awesome) it is to explore a paradise such as Fiji. She knows the islands inside-out and loves sharing tips on how best to experience Fiji’s must-dos and hidden gems. Laura is also editor of several other South Pacific travel guides.

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2024 fiji holidays all yours for the taking. early birds rewarded.

Don’t miss out on the perfect family holiday escape in 2024. We’ve teed up with a few Fiji resorts to gain earlier than usual access to exclusive 2024 early bird rates. Our Fiji holiday packages are tailored to suit Australian school holiday dates. 

It’s slim pickings now for 2023 Fiji holidays. Don’t miss out on rates and availability for 2024 family holidays during Australian school holiday dates and all through the year. Available now.

Early bird 2024 fiji holidays.

Don’t like taking the kids out of school for your yearly family holiday? Be an early bird and take advantage of the rates and availability recently released by some of our most popular family resorts in Fiji in high season.

2024, it’s time to book you!

There’s been an unbelievable pent up demand for 2023 Fiji holidays and the remainder of available dates are pretty slim – particularly in Australian school holiday dates. So we’re finding, even this far out, consumers aren’t going to chance it for 2024 and have already started enquiring about dates and rates. Our strong relationships with many of the popular resorts mean we’ve been able to start booking 2024 Fiji holiday packages already . This isn’t just for school holidays but all dates in 2024. Don’t miss out on the chance to experience the ultimate luxury Fiji holiday in 2024. By booking early, you can secure the best rates and availability. Lock it in! 

Don’t wait any longer to plan your 2024 Fiji holiday – book now and enjoy the best rates and availability while they last!

Fiji Resorts releasing early bird rates for 2024 Fiji holidays…

We’re presently setting up rates and availability for four (4) of Fiji’s most popular family holiday resorts –

• Castaway Island, Fiji ,
• Malolo Island, Fiji ,
• Outrigger Fiji and
• Plantation Island, Fiji .  

As this is unusually early not all resorts are on board at the present but this will soon change. Sign up to our newsletter so we can keep you posted on the latest 2024 packages available.

If you want to secure 2024 dates in school holidays and other peak seasons please do so now. Fill out our online quote form and we’ll be back to you ASAP.  

Malolo Island, Fiji

Malolo combines a beautiful island location with extensive facilities, wonderful staff and ‘Plantation’ style bures, to create one of Fiji’s most popular family resorts.

Plantation Island Resort, Fiji

Nestled in the stunning Mamanuca Islands, this family-friendly resort offers good accommodation, exciting activities, and warm Fijian hospitality.

The Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort

An award winning beachfront property, located in the heart of Fiji’s famous Coral Coast. This is a fabulous ‘all round’ resort.

Castaway Island Fiji

One of Fiji’s most well known and popular resorts, Castaway offers guests the ideal mix of stunning beaches, well designed bures and wonderful family friendly activities.

FAMILY FAVE CASTAWAY ISLAND, FIJI

Experience the ultimate family holiday on Castaway Island Fiji in 2024. This super popular island resort offers an array of activities and amenities to keep both kids and adults entertained. From snorkeling in crystal clear waters to beachfront dining, you’ll create family memories that will last a lifetime. But with its popularity, our resort fills up quickly, so booking early ensures that you secure the best availability and rates for your family’s 2024 holiday. Our team will help you create a bespoke itinerary that caters to your family’s preferences and interests, ensuring that everyone has a fantastic time. Don’t wait any longer to start planning your dream family holiday on Castaway Island Fiji – book now to avoid missing out on your preferred dates.

Plantation Island, Fiji

Castaway island, fiji, the outrigger reef resort, fiji.

Fiji is a a great destination for your family holiday in 2024. The unspoiled beaches, crystal clear waters, and lush greenery offer a serene and breathtaking experience. Fiji’s cultural heritage and warm hospitality are a bonus. With its pleasant weather conditions and reasonable prices even for luxury, high end properties, Fiji is an affordable destination for an unforgettable luxury family getaway. If you missed out booking in high season for 2023 make sure not to miss out in 2024. Never been to Fiji?   Read More about Fiji as a destination in our Fiji Travel Guide…

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Tours and Trip Packages to Fiji in April 2024

Traveling to Fiji in April 2024? We offer 2 tours, trips and vacation packages to Fiji in April 2024. Our Fiji in April 2024 tour packages and trips have 3 customer reviews. All the Fiji April 2024 tour packages and trips are carried out by hand-picked, qualified local and international Fiji tour operators.

3 Trips in Fiji during April 2024

• Starts Nadi, Fiji
• Ends Nadi, Fiji

Fijian Explorer 14D/13N

• Best price guaranteed
• No booking fees
• Tour Type Small Group Tour
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• Accommodation Resort
• Transport Boat
• Age Range 18-99 yrs
• Operated in English
• Apr 15 10+ seats left
• Apr 18 10+ seats left
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Fiji Viti Levu Island Experience 6D/5N

• Activities Adventure
• Transport Private Vehicle
• Apr 16 10+ seats left
• Apr 19 10+ seats left

Fabulous Fiji

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• Activities Beach & Honeymoon
• Accommodation Hotel
• Transport Boat & Ferry
• Age Range 8-95 yrs
• Apr 24 10+ seats left

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AUGUST 2 - 11, 2024

Fiji marriott resort momi bay.

AUG 2 - 11, 2024

Unleash Your Black Girl Magic in Fiji

Sis, it’s time to treat yourself to the ultimate self-care experience – a luxurious getaway to the enchanting Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay! Embrace your inner queen as you indulge in this all-inclusive, 7-night package specially curated for the unstoppable black career woman like you.

Upon arrival, you’ll be swept away to the 5-star Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay, a slice of paradise nestled on the pristine western coast of Viti Levu. This exceptional resort caters to your every need, ensuring a perfect retreat to recharge your batteries. 

Get your vacation started right with our Sundress & Floppy Hat Welcome Dinner – a stylish and vibrant introduction to the island vibes.

Bask in the sun during the All Red Sun & Fun Pool Day, where you can lounge by one of the three stunning pools or take a refreshing dip in the crystal-clear lagoon.

Glam up for the Champagne Brunch, where you can sip on bubbly and indulge in a decadent spread fit for a queen. 🍾

Discover the flavors of Fiji with a Fijian Kokoda Cooking Class, and bring home a taste of the islands to share with your loved ones. 

Join your fellow queens on a thrilling Group Excursion, exploring the breathtaking beauty and natural wonders that Fiji has to offer. 

Bid adieu to your magical escape with the All White Sunset Farewell Dinner, a perfect send-off to a week of self-care and unforgettable memories.

At the Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay, you’ll find yourself surrounded by stunning ocean and lagoon views, luxurious overwater bures, rejuvenating spa treatments, and world-class dining options – all while celebrating your black girl magic.

Don’t miss this chance to prioritize your well-being and treat yourself like the queen you are. Book your unforgettable Fiji getaway today! 

FULL PACKAGE INCLUDES:

• Round trip economy class airfare to/from Nadi, Fiji (NAN) from Los Angeles (LAX)
• 7 nights of accommodations at Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay or similar
• Breakfast daily
• Sundress & Floppy Hat Welcome Dinner
• All Red Sun & Fun Pool Day
• Glam Champagne Brunch
• Fijian Kokoda Cooking Class
• Group Excursion
• All White Sunset Farewell Dinner
• Travel Divas Trip Host
• Travel Divas Gift Package

ACCOMMODATION DETAILS

Fiji marriott resort momi bay.

• 38sqm/409sqft
• Alarm Clock
• Safe, in room
• Desk, writing / work, electrical outlet
• Iron and ironing board
• Air-conditioned
• Mini-refrigerator
• Room service, 24-Hour
• Bottled water, complimentary
• Coffee maker / tea service
• TV features: remote control, 49in/124cm, and LED screen
• Premium movie channels
• Cable/satellite
• International cable/satellite
• CNN, and ESPN
• Phone features: voicemail
• High speed Internet, complimentary
• Wired Internet, complimentary
• Wireless Internet, complimentary
• This room is non-smoking
• Connecting rooms are available (for some rooms)

Reserve Your Trip Now

Book your spot, full package with airfare from lax land only remaining - see below, land only package.

SINGLE: $6,799  per person   |   DOUBLE: $4,799 per person

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

What’s not included:.

• Round-trip transfers are not included in land only packages
• Gratuities for Driver and Tour Guide (suggested $12 per day for the guide and $7 per day for the driver)
• Travel Insurance
• Items of a personal nature
• Meals except for breakfast

TRAVEL INSURANCE:

Missing a vacation is bad enough. Losing the money you paid for your vacation is even worse. Trip insurance is therefore highly recommended. Your premium is related to your trip cost, so you don’t have to worry about being over-insured. Suggested Travel Insurance are below:

• Travel Guard
• TravelEx Travel Insurance

TRAVEL NOTES:

• Men and children are welcomed at the same rates.
• All prices are based on the rates of exchange in effect at the time of price quotation. In the event that the US dollar devalues, Premier Travel One and Travel Divas reserve the right to increase prices accordingly. Your final invoice will reflect increases resulting from currency devaluation.
• To enter Fiji, proof of full vaccination (for anyone older than 16) and travel insurance are required.  Please view the most up to date information here.
• Traveling abroad requires a passport valid for six months beyond your travel dates. Please make sure that your passport does not expire on or before February 11, 2025.

The group flight will depart Los Angeles on August 2, 2024 and arrive in Nadi, Fiji on August 4, 2024 . The hotel check-in date is August 4, 2024 .  The group flight will depart Nadi, Fiji on August 11, 2024 . Please be aware your flight will cross over the international date line that will cause you to lose a full day while traveling. If you are making your own flight arrangements please take note of the schedule above.

If you are making your own flight arrangements you will fly into Nadi International Airport (NAN) . 

• A credit card may be required at check-in for incidentals.
• When making your reservations, you can choose to pay in full or select our convenient payment plan. If you select a payment plan, you will automatically be added to our automatic monthly payment plan option. You can opt out of this program by emailing us at [email protected] . Please review our Auto Payment Plan Option . If you choose the monthly payment plan, you will receive monthly notices when your payment is due.
• Provided full payment is received no later than your Final Payment Due date, travel documents, itineraries, and travel instructions will be sent via email 30 days or earlier prior to travel.
• Roommate Matching is available . If you want to be matched, please enter “Roommate Requested” on the reservation form where it asks for your roommate name. Also, please note roommate matching does not take place until after 75% of the cost of the package is paid for both attendees. If you require a roommate match, please indicate on the reservation form where it asks for your roommate name, please enter: “roommate match”.
• It is the guests’ responsibility to notify Premier Travel One and Travel Divas of all email address changes.
• Please be mindful that we suggest and recommend all attendees arrive at LAX at least 4-5 hours before the group’s flight time. For peace of mind, you should additionally consider flying into LAX on August 1, 2024 and staying one night at a nearby hotel. 

TERMS & POLICIES

• Making reservations for this package signifies your acceptance of our  Terms and Conditions .
• All payments to Premier Travel One d/b/a Travel Divas are non-refundable and non-transferable. This is because Premier Travel One d/b/a Travel Divas has contractual agreements with hotels, airlines and other vendors that will not allow us to obtain any refunds. This way we can keep our package prices low and allow you to make monthly payments on your vacation.
• Passengers are responsible for ensuring that they have the proper travel documents and MUST CHECK with the respective consulate(s) or visa agency to determine whether any visas or passports are required. Passports are required to be valid for at least 6 months after the date of travel. Some countries require a full blank “VISA” page in the passport for stamping purposes. Any information provided on travel description pertains to US citizens only. Non-US citizens should check with the respective consulate of the country(s) to be visited for current entry requirements.
• Reservations must be made in your FULL NAME as it appears on your passport. Your name on your invoice MUST match your passport.
• Missing a vacation is bad enough. Losing the money you paid for your vacation is even worse. Therefore, we recommend Travel Protection that helps provide coverage for Trip Cancellation, Interruption, Baggage Loss or Delay, Medical Expenses and more.  Suggested Travel Insurance are below
• Seat assignments ARE at the discretion of airlines. Seats for this group tour are only located in economy class.
• Prices are subject to change without notice. Please make your reservations today at this price to be locked in.
• Monthly payments are required to keep your reservations current. Your invoice will clearly note your payment plan. We suggest you put this payment plan on your personal calendar.
• You must ensure your roommate, if applicable, is also making timely monthly payments.
• Roommate Matching is available.  Review our Roommate Matching Program.
• You can log-in to our  client portal  to view your account and reservations 24 hours a day.
• Name changes are allowed with a $200 name change fee up until the final payment date and $250 + any vendor’s fees after the final payment date on your payment plan.
• Late payment of $250 per person is required after final due date listed on your payment plan. Late payment fees are automatically added to your reservations the day after your final due date.
• All late payment requests must be approved by management before the final payment deadline on your account

IMPORTANT LINKS

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Text Us: (770) 232-6483 [email protected]

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Fiji Schoolies 2024 & 2025

Unleashed Travel’s Fiji Grad Trip is  redefining  your Schoolies experience, where the magic of an island getaway will transport you to a world where school, exams and stress simply cease to exist!

Picture this…

You find yourself on a tropical island, embraced by kilometres of sun-kissed golden sand. Captivating you with its crystal-blue waters and the rhythmic crashing of frothy waves right before your Schoolies-only resort. The mere thought of it alone is enough to make your heart skip a beat and your worries fade away.

But the wonders of Fiji don’t stop there…

We know you're here to have the time of your life, and that's precisely what we'll deliver. Get ready to unleash your inner party animal at the legendary Island Beach Parties, where the night comes alive with the hottest DJs spinning the latest summer hits. Lose yourself on the dance floor, surrounded by both new and old friends who are here to create memories that will last a lifetime.

Are you seeking an adrenaline rush? Prepare for an exhilarating escapade that will ignite your adrenaline. Whether you choose the thrill of Banana Boat Rides, the speed of Jet Skis, or a voyage to a Party Pontoon, we have all your adventures covered.

Perhaps you crave relaxation? Bathe in the radiant sunlight, embracing its golden rays that caress your skin, inviting a gentle tan while soothing your very soul from the stresses of exams. Or indulge yourself with a blissful escape at a luxurious day spa, where pampering treatments will transport you to a state of pure bliss.

With Fiji Grad Trip, the choice is entirely yours…

From the moment you first touch the sand, to the bittersweet farewell, your journey with Schoolies Fiji will be unlike any other. Get ready to embrace a world where worries are left behind, where friendships are forged, and where memories are etched in your heart forever. Join us at Schoolies Fiji, and let us make your dream trip a reality.

Book your Fiji Grad Trip with Unleashed today.

Why Fiji Grad Trip?

• We Are The Fiji Schoolies Experts; We started the tradition of Fiji schoolies 17 years ago and remain the best at it, delivering an unparalleled experience.
• We Lead The Pack; Unleashed sends more students to Fiji each year than all our competitors combined. Join the largest overseas student travel company in Australia for the ultimate experience.
• #1 For Parties;  With the biggest parties, exclusive islands, largest resorts, renowned DJs, and famous influencers, our trips are unbeatable.
• Industry Accredited; We are officially certified by the Council of Australian Tour Operators (CATO).

Day Parties

Pool Parties

Unleashed pool parties have become iconic. DJ's spinning tunes, our crew on the mic and you in the pool, soaking it all up.

Night Parties

Epic entertainment.

International DJs, fireworks, fire dancers and a whole entertainment crew dedicated to making every night unforgettable.

Theme Parties

These are no ordinary events.

Come prepared with creative outfits! Even better, coordinate your outfits with your whole crew. Themes include the always popular Dress As Your Type, Schools Out, Neon Nights and more.

Memories That Last A Lifetime

Exclusively for 17/18 year olds

17 AND 18 Year Olds Party Together

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Unleashed Booking Support

Unleashed Grad Trips invites travellers to make a positive impact internationally during grad trip through sustainable development and community projects. Our goal is to become Australia's largest overseas volunteer program by getting all high school graduates on a volunteer project.

Did you Know?

• High unemployment, a large informal sector, and underemployment remain important long-term challenges.
•  Only 12% of low-income students who start high school will graduate
•  1.9% of the GDP is invested into education compared to 5.5% in Canada and the US

Build and Restore

Unleashed is proud to support the not-for-profit organization ‘Spirit of Sharing’ (SOS). SOS was founded in 2001 by Peter Cole OAM who at the age of 18 visited Fiji for a holiday. Peter was moved by the lack of sporting equipment and facilities the children had access to, this was the beginning of a remarkable journey to provide opportunity to the youth of the South Pacific. SOS has sent more than 25 shipping containers of sporting equipment to the South Pacific Islands, built and renewed sporting assets and enhanced the lives of more than 250,000 youth. Unleashed with the support of SOS is giving school leavers an exclusive opportunity to join hundreds of Fijian children in a ‘Cultural Exchange’ experience not to be missed. Embark on a life-changing experience that will help shape the way you see our world, a personal journey not to be missed.

Participating in this cultural day will help provide sporting equipment and resources to Fijian schools, youth & sports clubs and villages in Vanuatu. Spirit of Sharing (SOS) needs your help to empower the youth of Fiji.

Did you know?

• Through this program, we have donated over FJD$100,000 worth of new sporting equipment to 80 schools and 40 sports clubs in Fiji & Vanuatu.
• We have built and renewed sporting assets, enhancing the lives of over 200,000 youth in the South Pacific Islands.

Natalie Smith

The excursions were amazing and made my trip so much more memorable!! If you're looking for an incredible way to celebrate your school years with your mates while relaxing on a peaceful Island in the tropics, look no further.

Unleashed Floating Party

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Imagine a floating paradise in the middle of the ocean. Unleashed Floating Party is hosted at Fiji's epic two level floating platform featuring an Italian wood-fired pizzeria surrounded by turquoise blue water and picturesque views. Relax as they play summer tunes, take unbelievable photos or take the leap of faith and dive into the ocean below. A student favourite!

Merita Elshani

We spent everyday out and about, swimming, kayaking, snorkelling, banana boating, donuting, on cloud 9, hiking and the list goes on and on and on.

Snorkelling

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With around 1000 species of fish and several hundred types of coral and sponges, Fiji offers a unique snorkelling experience. Explore the marine life off the shore of your island. Or, venture to the outer reef with the opportunity to see larger fish and a more diverse range of coral and marine life. Fiji is home to some of the most beautiful and colourful fish, therefore snorkelling is a must do when in Fiji.

Ashleigh Wazowski

Grad Trip in Fiji was the most incredible experience! Waking up with a beach at the door step, getting to do fun activities by day and partying at night!

Surf breaks such as Cloud Break and Restaurants at your fingertips. Learn More

Fiji Schoolies - TOTOKA & LOLOMA

Fiji is home to world class surf breaks such as Cloud Break, Restaurants, Tavarua Left & Right, Swimming Pools, Namotu Left & Right, Wilkes & Desperations. With waves suitable for beginners and advanced surfers, you will be amazed how perfect and uncrowded these breaks are. Being a dream for many surfers around the world, you can make it your reality on Grad Trip.

Absolutely hands down the best schoolies destination anyone could ask for! The facilities and scenery plus the insane parties and awesome activities they have on offer, you really can't go wrong!

Beach Hangs

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An unreal afternoon with our crew. With the ocean surrounding you, the DJ dropping beats and beach games in full swing - you don't want to miss out!

Matthew Verhelst

I never really post reviews but you guys honestly deserve all the great reviews you can get! I went to Fiji and it really was a trip of a lifetime, the whole experience was insanely awesome!

Book your trip today and pay later with our U:Pay payment options. Get the peace of mind, knowing that your spot is confirmed while giving yourself plenty of time to save for your Grad Trip.

Customise your plan to weekly, fortnightly or monthly payments to best suit you. Cancel anytime and all extra payments are fully refundable - no questions asked!

Loloma Grad Trip

Loloma Grad Trip is a paradise located in the heart of the Mamanuca Islands. A day spent here is unlike anything else you have experienced. Learn more »

With dream-like pools and an amazing range of accommodation Loloma Grad Trip provides the paradise feels. The perfect combination of modern facilities with the traditional Fijian culture and friendliness.

• 2 large Infinity Swimming Pools
• Restaurant with Ocean Views
• Buffet and A La Carte Meals
• Multiple Bars
• Lookout Point
• Souvenir Shop
• Tennis Courts
• Volley Ball Court
• Amazing Day Spa + Massages
• Medical Centre
• Beach Access
• Motorised Activities
• Laundry Service
• Access to Floating Party (Cloud 9 / Seventh Heaven)
• Boat Access to surf breaks

Totoka Grad Trip

If there’s any way to forget about school, it’s by spending your time on an island surrounded by 7kms of soft golden sand. Your standards for an island getaway will forever be changed, once you’ve set foot in paradise. Learn more »

Look forward to the amazing sunsets every night, as you dance your night away at the legendary Island Beach Parties. There’ll be the hottest international DJs playing the latest summer hits as you party with new and old friends.

• 3 Swimming Pools
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Nuku Grad Trip

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Optional Extras

Unleashed offers a range of activities throughout the day and night as part of your package. Additionally, optional extras are available, with specific offerings varying by resort. Some examples include:

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All extra activities in Fiji can be booked onced you arrive at the resort. There will be an allocated time on Day 2 for Activities Sign Up.

Is the price per person?

The price quoted is per person  and covers the entire package, encompassing much more than just accommodation. For instance, if your group consists of three individuals, you would book a triple share room, and each person would pay the price specified for the triple share package.

How much money do I need to bring?

Depending on additional activities and additional food or drink, each individual's budget will be different.  Our pre-departure information will have pricing for all optional extras and activities so you can create your budget.

Can I drink in Fiji?

The legal age of drinking is 18 years’ old in Fiji.

What do I need to pack, how much luggage can I bring?

A packing list will be included in your Final Documents.  A 20kg checked bag and 7kg carry-on is the standard allowance on most international flights.

Do you cater for specific dietary requirements?

Yes, Unleashed trips will cater for all dietary requirements, whether you are gluten intolerant, vegetarian, pescatarian etc there are options available to you. Please notify us at time of booking.

How do I check my balance?

Balance can be checked via your online portal. Details on how to access your portal will be supplied on your booking confirmation.

What is included in your price for Fiji?

Included in our package is return flights and luggage, taxes, transfers, accomodation, buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner, Unleashed crew, security, red frogs, DJs, organised activities, events and parties each night.

Do I need a visa for Fiji?

AU/NZ Passport holders don’t require visas, however any other nationally should check with their consulate

Is there Wi-Fi available in Fiji?

Each resort has Wi-Fi available, there are varying costs per resort, cost will be outlined in your final documents.

Do I need travel insurance?

Yes, comprehensive insurance is compulsory.

What is ADS?

ADS - A charge of $69 is added to all students' bookings for Accommodation Damage Safeguard (ADS). ADS is optional and can be removed from your booking, however it means you will be required to pay the resort bond on arrival. The resort requires all students to pay a refundable $500 FJD bond on arrival to cover any damages they may cause to the resort or their room. We understand many students will not have these additional funds, and we also know accidents happen. Our main goal is to protect the students and ensure no surprises on their trip. ADS is a one-off payment of $69 which covers students for any accidental damages they may cause to their room or the resort, regardless of the repair price..

How does rooming options work?

The price of rooms work on a sliding sale. Depending on the number of students in the room, and style of room will determine the final package price. Students have selected their own room occupancy, and room type. If they would like to make changes to their room, please click here (room change request form). Each trip has multiple configurations available, ranging from 2-6 people per room depending on your resort. Prices reflect the entire package of accommodation, food, activities, flights, parties, events, luggage, transfers and more! Any room change requests are confirmed with all students affected before any changes are made. All rooms are equipped with the essentials. This includes one bed per person, a mini fridge, aircon, a safe and more!

Can I bring my surfboard?

Yes, most definitely. Fiji has amazing surf. The airline may charge you an extra fee, once you receive your flight information, we recommend checking prices online.

Do I need vaccinations?

We always recommend that you consult your GP and discuss the countries you are visiting and what you have been vaccinated for in the past.

How do I pay for my trip?

Payment of your trip can be made via credit card or bank transfer.

What is included in my Fiji package?

Luxury accommodation Return flights - supplements may apply from some departure airports Flight luggage Coach & ferry transfers Daily buffet breakfast, lunch & dinner Exclusively for 17/ 18 year olds Private schoolies-only resort (no tourists) International headline DJ's Huge name influencers/ special guests Unleashed booking support 24/7 Unleashed Crew 24/7 Red frogs support crew 24/7 Security 24/7 Medical assistance available Huge range of free daily activities Beach sports Cultural experiences Nightly events Themed parties Beach parties Pool parties Snorkelling equipment SUP/ Kayaking equipment Yoga/ Pilates & More!

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Students can pay with credit cards, Visa/Mastercard debit cards, or local currency. Please be aware that students will not have access to ATM's for the duration of their trip.

You may complete your deposit online via credit card, visa debit or bank transfer.

When do I get my flight details?

Flights will be advised in October of the travelling year. You will get your itinerary and pre-departure details in your final documents at this time.

What are the medical facilities are available in Fiji?

Each resort has onsite medical facilities including a doctor and nurses available 24hrs a day.

What do I do with my valuables?

Valuables can be stored in your safe located in your hotel room. If in doubt, leave them at home.

Do I need a power adaptor for Fiji?

No adaptor is needed, Fiji use same power points as found in AU/NZ.

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10 Top-Rated Honeymoon Destinations In 2024

• Kaua'i, Hawaii: Emerald valleys, waterfalls, and beaches make Kaua'i a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation for honeymooners.
• Santorini, Greece: Known for its iconic sunsets, Santorini offers luxury and intimacy in charming cliffside villages and pristine beaches.
• Madeira, Portugal: With lush landscapes, vibrant flowers, and European charm, Madeira promises a honeymoon filled with surprises and unforgettable moments.

As the calendar turns to 2024, the anticipation of embarking on the journey of a lifetime is palpable for countless newlyweds around the world. The post-wedding glow is still fresh, and the vision of an amazing honeymoon is an alluring reality. The quest for the perfect destination, one that seamlessly blends romance, adventure, and unforgettable experiences, takes center stage.

Thankfully, there's an abundance of havens that romance honeymooners can explore. This list looks at some of them, delving into the unique attributes that make them the top picks for newlyweds in 2024, according to US News & World Report . Whether you're yearning for secluded luxury, cultural immersion, or adrenaline-pumping escapades, the following honeymoon destinations promise to set the stage for an extraordinary post-wedding getaway.

Kaua'i, Hawaii

Perfect for honeymooners seeking a balance between adventure and relaxation.

Embrace the untouched beauty of the Hawaiian Islands on the lush and diverse island of Kaua'i. Known as the "Garden Isle," Kaua'i boasts emerald valleys, cascading waterfalls, and golden beaches. Some of the things you shouldn’t miss on Garden Island include exploring the scenic Na Pali Coast, embarking on a helicopter tour to witness the breathtaking landscapes, and hiking through Waimea Canyon, often referred to as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific. Kaua'i offers a serene and intimate escape, perfect for honeymooners seeking a balance between adventure and relaxation in a tropical paradise.

Where to Stay

• Resort: Koa Kea Resort on Poipu Beach
• Address: 2251 Poipu Rd, Koloa, HI 96756, United States
• Cost: Starting from $402

Santorini, Greece

One of the top picks for newlywed lovebirds.

Santorini, the jewel of the Aegean Sea, continues to reign as one of the top picks for newlywed lovebirds . Renowned for its iconic sunsets over the caldera, this Greek paradise is known as the most beautiful island to visit in the world and a haven for couples seeking a blend of luxury and intimacy. Immerse yourselves in the charming villages clinging to the cliffs, savor the best Mediterranean cuisine , and unwind on pristine beaches. With its unparalleled beauty, Santorini creates an idyllic backdrop for the start of your marital journey.

• Resort: Katikies Hotel
• Address: Oia, Santorini 84702, Greece
• Cost for the Honeymoon Suite: Starting from $880

Madeira, Portugal

A european escape with a touch of exoticism.

For couples seeking a European escape with a touch of exoticism, Madeira, a Portuguese archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean, offers a unique and enchanting honeymoon experience. Known for its lush landscapes, vibrant flowers, and dramatic cliffs, Madeira provides a romantic setting for exploration. Take an adventure-filled drive along the coastal roads or enjoy the best Levada walks and scenic hikes in Madeira . Food lovers can indulge in local cuisine and world-renowned wine in some of the best hotels in Madeira . With its blend of European charm and tropical allure, Madeira promises a honeymoon filled with surprises and unforgettable moments.

• Hotel: Hotel The Cliff Bay
• Address: Estrada Monumental 147, 9004-532 Funchal, Portugal
• Cost: $210.37 for a standard room

Amalfi Coast, Italy

Embark on a honeymoon filled with la dolce vita.

The Amalfi Coast, a Mediterranean gem, continues to enchant couples with its timeless allure. Cliffside villages, lemon groves, and azure waters define this Italian paradise, making it a top choice for a romantic escape. Stroll hand in hand along the winding coastal paths, savor authentic Italian cuisine in charming trattorias, and bask in the warmth of the Mediterranean sun. The Amalfi Coast, with its unparalleled charm and romance, beckons newlyweds to embark on a honeymoon filled with la dolce vita.

• Hotel: Belmond Hotel Caruso
• Address: Piazza San Giovanni del Toro, 2, 84010 Ravello SA, Italy
• Cost: Starting from $822

Maui, Hawaii

Sets the stage for a hawaiian honeymoon like no other.

Maui might be the perfect retirement destination for many people, but the island is also a haven for honeymooners. There are plenty of bucket list experiences to have in Maui , thanks to the island’s diverse landscapes, from volcanic craters to lush rainforests and pristine beaches. Known for the iconic Road to Hana, a scenic drive through waterfalls and dramatic cliffs, Maui offers a perfect mix of adventure and relaxation. Explore Haleakalā National Park, unwind on the golden shores of Wailea Beach, and take a helicopter tour for a bird's-eye view of the stunning scenery. Maui, with its laid-back charm and natural wonders, sets the stage for a Hawaiian honeymoon like no other.

• Resort: Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea
• Address: 3900 Wailea Alanui Drive, Wailea, HI 96753, USA
• Cost: Starting from $360

Bali, Indonesia

Captures the hearts of honeymooners with its diverse landscapes and rich cultural tapestry.

Known as the "Island of the Gods," Bali, Indonesia, continues to capture the hearts of honeymooners with its diverse landscapes and rich cultural tapestry. From lush rice terraces to ancient temples, Bali offers a perfect blend of tranquility and adventure. Explore the vibrant markets, partake in traditional Balinese ceremonies, and rejuvenate your senses with a trip to one or two secret Bali waterfalls boasting a natural slide . With its unique blend of spirituality and natural beauty, Bali ensures a honeymoon that transcends the ordinary and immerses you in a world of enchantment.

• Resort: Komaneka at Tanggayuda
• Address: Br. Tanggayuda, Kedewatan, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia
• Cost: Starting from $327

Consistently tops the charts as a premier honeymoon destination

The Maldives, a celestial archipelago in the Indian Ocean, consistently tops the charts as a premier honeymoon destination. Renowned for its overwater villas, vibrant coral reefs, and powder-soft beaches, the Maldives offers couples a secluded haven for romance. Dive into the kaleidoscopic underwater world, enjoy romantic dining experiences you'll never forget , and revel in the sheer luxury of your private paradise. With its unrivaled beauty and exclusivity, the Maldives guarantees an intimate and unforgettable start to your marital journey.

• Resort: Gili Lankanfushi Maldives
• Address: Lankanfushi Island, North Male Atoll, Maldives
• Cost: Starting from $1,069

A destination for honeymooners seeking a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure

Fiji, an archipelago of tropical bliss in the South Pacific, remains a coveted destination for honeymooners seeking a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Immerse yourselves in the vibrant Fijian culture, unwind on pristine beaches, and explore the underwater wonders of the Great Astrolabe Reef . With its friendly locals and breathtaking landscapes, Fiji promises a honeymoon where every moment is a celebration of love and the natural beauty that surrounds you.

• Resort: Likuliku Lagoon Resort
• Address: Malolo Island, Mamanuca Group, Fiji
• Cost: Starting from $805

A captivating destination for honeymooners seeking a perfect blend of natural beauty and Caribbean charm

Nestled in the eastern Caribbean, St. Lucia is a captivating destination for honeymooners seeking a perfect blend of natural beauty and Caribbean charm. Famous for its iconic Piton Mountains , St. Lucia offers a picturesque backdrop for romance. Immerse yourselves in the lush rainforests, take a dip in the therapeutic mud baths of the Sulphur Springs, and bask in the warm Caribbean sun on pristine beaches. St. Lucia promises a honeymoon filled with both relaxation and adventure, where the vibrant local culture adds an extra layer of enchantment to your romantic escape.

• Resort: Jade Mountain Resort
• Address: 100 Anse Chastanet Road, Soufrière, St. Lucia
• Cost: Starting from $1,262

Bora Bora, French Polynesia

Consistently secures its spot as a top-rated honeymoon destination.

Bora Bora, the epitome of tropical splendor, consistently secures its spot as a top-rated honeymoon destination. Surrounded by crystal-clear turquoise waters and overwater bungalows, this South Pacific paradise offers unparalleled seclusion and luxury. Indulge in aquatic adventures, including snorkeling in vibrant coral gardens, taking a dip in the most beautiful Bora Bora beaches , and enjoying a private sunset cruise. As one of the most sought-after romantic getaways, Bora Bora guarantees a honeymoon filled with awe-inspiring moments that will linger in your hearts forever.

• Resort: Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora
• Address: Motu Tehotu, Bora Bora 98730, French Polynesia
• Cost: Starting from $1,813

As you embark on the journey of a lifetime with your loved one, these top-rated honeymoon destinations for 2024 promise to create cherished memories that will last a lifetime. Whether you crave the romance of a beachfront paradise or the adventure of a mountain retreat, these locales offer the perfect backdrop for the beginning of your happily ever after. Cheers to love, adventure, and the incredible journey that awaits you as a newlywed couple.

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Where to go in 2024, according to Travel + Leisure editors — for cultural immersion and major travel bragging rights.

Since 1971, Travel + Leisure editors have followed one mission: to inform, inspire, and guide travelers to have deeper, more meaningful experiences. T+L's editors have traveled to countries all over the world, having flown, sailed, road tripped, and taken the train countless miles. They've visited small towns and big cities, hidden gems and popular destinations, beaches and mountains, and everything in between. With a breadth of knowledge about destinations around the globe, air travel, cruises, hotels, food and drinks, outdoor adventure, and more, they are able to take their real-world experience and provide readers with tried-and-tested trip ideas, in-depth intel, and inspiration at every point of a journey.

Well, you knew it was coming. This year, more than 20 Travel + Leisure staffers weighed in to create this hand-picked list of the places that thoughtful, curious travelers should consider in 2024.

These are the destinations that have captured our imaginations, the spots where T+L editors want to spend their own time in the year ahead. Among the picks are Canada's Métis Crossing, which headlined our October 2023 issue ; Istanbul, for which our editor in chief makes a compelling case ; and Paris, because there's a little thing called Les Jeux Olympiques coming up.

Other, lesser-known places are on the rise. Consider the small towns of Sonoma County, where new businesses are doing big things ; a remote corner of Australia, where expedition ships are the way in; a Himalayan hideaway where visitors are left breathless and not just because of the altitude.

We hope this list inspires you to see the world in a new way in the coming year. We'll see you out there.

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For cultural immersion, ålborg, denmark.

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It rates as Denmark’s fourth-largest city, with around 120,000 residents, but out-of-the-way Ålborg might seem an unlikely international-travel hub. That's not stopping Scandinavian Airlines, which is betting on the compact, alluring city with newly launched flights from Newark Liberty International, which will run three times a week from April through October. The cobbled streets of Ålborg’s old town are lined with half-timbered houses and pastel exteriors; the attractively refurbished waterfront — where you’ll find the newly renovated Pier 5 Hotel — is another walkable district. The city’s rich cultural scene includes a modern art museum , an architecture center, and, a short drive away, Regan Vest , a Cold War museum that opened in a former bunker in February 2023. Indeed, Ålborg is a gateway to the wider region of North Jutland, with its dramatic coastline around the town of Skagen, long a draw to Danish artists; windswept dunes of Thy National Park ; and 2,000-year-old Viking ring fortresses which have, at long last, been collectively designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site . — Peter Terzian

Cartagena, Colombia

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A perennially hot destination, Colombia is coming into its own as a luxury escape these days, thanks to a ton of excitement in and around Cartagena, on the country’s Caribbean coast. In 2023, the city welcomed Casa Pestagua , a 16-room boutique hotel within a restored 17th-century building, in the historic center. Now, the same owners are working to open bungalows on Isla Barú, a popular day-trip spot, before the end of 2023. Sustainability minded travelers can find their fit at Blue Apple Beach , an eco-hotel on Tierra Bomba Island, just off the coast, that’s B Corp certified and generates half its power from solar, as T+L recently reported . In 2024, Disney's “Encanto”-themed tour of Colombia will debut, shining more light on Cartagena, one of the many stops on the itinerary. And there’s even more growth in the pipeline: Delta Air Lines is adding new nonstop flights to Cartagena from Atlanta in December 2023, a Four Seasons hotel is on the horizon, and the nation is investing in an airport expansion that will serve an ever-increasing number of visitors. — Susmita Baral

Eastern & Oriental Express, a Belmond Train

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After a four-year pause, this luxury train that crisscrosses Southeast Asia will ride again in February. Several new itineraries will be available on the revamped Express, which has 15 cherry wood–clad cabins and vibrant Malay-inspired decor. The Essence of Malaysia journey, for example, takes travelers from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur, with side trips to Langkawi, for snorkeling in Pulau Payar Marine Park, and Penang, among the greatest food cities on the planet. Alternatively, a Wild Malaysia option includes a stop at Taman Negara National Park, where visitors might spot a Sumatran rhino or tiger. “These ‘slow travel’ journeys give our guests the opportunity to rest their mind, rekindle, and reconnect,” said Dan Ruff, the CEO of Belmond. Much like a storied ocean liner, the majestic Eastern & Oriental Express is a destination unto itself, with a sultry piano bar car; an open-air lounge with wicker furniture where passengers can watch the Malaysian jungle rush by; and two restaurant carriages serving Peranakan food. You may not have had "eating laksa on a luxury train" on your 2024 bingo card, but you really should. — Maya Kachroo-Levine

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For one month between June and July, soccer — or should we say fußball — will take over Germany, as the nation hosts the 2024 UEFA European Football Championship. Held every four years, the tournament for men’s national teams will take place in 10 cities across Germany, including Berlin, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, and Munich. “This will be an incredible, not-to-be-missed moment,” said Sofia Markovich , a travel advisor on T+L's A-List who specializes in Austria and Germany. “I expect interest to go through the roof as this is a major sports event — second only to the World Cup.” Even casual fans should find the atmosphere thrilling, Markovich said, particularly those who happen to pass through game-day destinations while cruising the country’s rivers . One host city deserves a particular spotlight thanks to the new Rosewood Munich , which opened in October. Set across two buildings (one, formerly the headquarters of the State Bank of Bavaria, the other, a Baroque residence), the 132-key property is steps from the charms of Old Town, including the leafy Maximiliansplatz, and walkable to one of Europe’s most surprising surf spots: the rapids of the Isar River . — Liz Cantrell

Métis Crossing, Alberta

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“This is not a place where you look at old things behind glass,” said Juanita Marois, the CEO of Métis Crossing, one of Canada’s most compelling Indigenous tourism projects. “This is an immersive destination where you experience the culture and the warmth of the Métis people through our land, water, skies, buildings, food, and programs.” The 688-acre retreat, which writer Carleigh Baker detailed in T+L’s October 2023 issue , is today home to a 40-room lodge, a cultural center, and campgrounds. Depending on the season, visitors can learn about traditional crafts, enjoy festivals held on-site, or head out for bird-watching, canoeing, or snowshoeing. A new addition to Métis Crossing is a collection of eight Sky Watching Domes , luxe stand-alone suites with panoramic skylight windows. From the Domes, Marois explained, “guests can listen to Indigenous stories of the night skies, see the stars, and view the aurora borealis." — Jalyn Robinson

Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park, Georgia

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It’s not every day the U.S. gets a new national park, but 2024 could see this central Georgia destination enter the fold. Presently managed as a national historical park, Ocmulgee is home to large earthen mounds, including temple complexes, created by numerous Native American peoples over thousands of years. Should Congress approve the new designation in 2024, Ocmulgee will become the first national park in the state and the first in the U.S. to be co-managed by a nation whose ancestors were removed from the area: the Muscogee (Creek) were forcibly relocated from central Georgia as a result of the Indian Removal Act of 1830. “We now have an opportunity to come back and not feel like we are visiting, but to feel like we are coming home,” said Tracie Revis, a member of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation and the director of advocacy for the Ocmulgee National Park & Preserve Initiative, a community group. The gateway to the park is the city of Macon, where the Muscogee (Creek) Nation flag flies alongside the Stars and Stripes, and the street signs are being replaced with ones written in both Muscogee and English. A particularly opportune time to visit will be in September, for the town’s annual Indigenous film festival . — Liz Cantrell  

Rajasthan, India

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India’s northwestern state of Rajasthan, with its wealth of iconic hotels and cultural attractions, is one of the best-known among U.S. travelers. It also promises new delights in the coming year, with several new addresses in Jaipur worth planning a trip around. There's Villa Palladio , a delightful nine-room hotel on the outskirts of town created by the Swiss-Dutch team behind Bar Palladio , an Instagram favorite in the city center. The Johri is a beautifully designed five-room property with a chic cocktail bar and organic vegetarian restaurant on the ground level, tucked away in a heritage townhouse in Jaipur's Old Town. Meanwhile, the Anantara hospitality group is set to launch its first-ever property in India next year. The 150-room, new-build Anantara Jaipur Hotel is designed with India's ballooning market for destination weddings in mind: it will have event facilities that can accommodate as many as 2,500 guests. In the meantime, the city and wider region are becoming more accessible than ever, thanks to a new six-lane expressway that connects Jaipur to New Delhi, a major hub for international flights. — Flora Stubbs

Shinta Mani Mustang, Nepal

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A once-forbidden kingdom is now home to some truly palatial digs. Nepal’s Mustang district, which opened to outsiders in 1992 , is a place to watch in 2024 thanks to this stunning, 29-suite hotel, which welcomed its first guests in August. Shinta Mani Mustang, the latest property from the Bensley Collection, delivers the luxurious wellness experiences and thoughtful design that devotees of the brand have come to expect. Guests can spend their days trekking the surrounding Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges, searching for rare wildlife like the Pallas’s cat and Tibetan wolf, horseback riding, and visiting local villages. “What caught my attention was that the outstanding aesthetics and architecture are in sync with sustainable and responsible tourism,” said Carole Cambata, an advisor on T+L's A-List and expert in Himalayan travel. “They sourced local building materials and used Indigenous construction methods.” The noteworthy opening comes at a time of positive change: in April, the Nepal Mountaineering Academy and the Nepal Tourism Board partnered on a program to educate the country’s first-ever class of LGBTQ+ trekking guides, CNN reported , in an effort to make Nepal’s hiking and climbing industries more inclusive. “Nepal is one of Asia’s most progressive countries for LGBTQ+ people due to laws that forbid gender identity discrimination,” said John Clifford , another A-List advisor. “Visitors to the country can even select ‘other’ as an option for gender identification on their visas.” — Samantha Falewée

Tallinn, Estonia

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This country’s literacy and secondary education rates consistently rank near the top in Europe, especially among women, so it should come as no surprise that Tartu, the university city to the southeast of Tallinn, has been designated Europe’s Capital of Culture for 2024 . Still, for first-timers to the Baltics, there’s no better place to get schooled than the country’s capital city, Tallinn: its walled Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved examples of Medieval architecture in the world. PoCo Art Museum , which opened in May with pop art by Andy Warhol, Banksy, David Hockney, and Jeff Koons, is now one of nearly 50 art institutions in the city, joining Fotografiska (world-renowned photography), Kumu Art Museum (contemporary Estonian art), and Kadriorg Art Museum (early European and Russian art). After soaking in the culture, head for the Noblessner district , an industrial shipyard area turned seafront hot spot that’s now bursting with stylish cafes, shops, and Estonia’s first restaurant with two Michelin stars, 180° by Matthias Diethe . (You might also try a “ smoke sauna ” at Scandi-chic Iglupark .) As for where to stay, the new Nunne Boutique Hotel has views over Old Town’s Towers Square . —  Nina Ruggiero

Warsaw, Poland

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The thriving contemporary art scene in Warsaw, which is home to art-circuit stalwarts like the Foksal Gallery Foundation and Raster Gallery , will get a big boost in 2024, when the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw finally moves into its own headquarters. Founded in 2005, the museum has burnished the city’s art reputation for two decades, with its holdings of both foreign and Polish work, despite operating out of temporary spaces. The new HQ will be part of a 22-acre arts district centered on the existing Palace of Culture and Science, a Stalinist skyscraper that towers over the city. The museum, along with a new 800-seat TR Warszaw Theater nearby, was designed by Thomas Phifer and Partners , the architecture firm behind other notable institutions, including the Glenstone Museum in Maryland and portions of New York’s Corning Museum of Glass . — Denny Lee

For the Food and Drinks

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Journey south of Vienna and you’ll find two of the regions that give the countryside of Austria its fairy-tale quality. Styria has rolling hills and hiking trails, with the medieval city of Graz at its heart. Mellow, rural Burgenland is home to Lake Neusiedl, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Both regions have a long, rich history of winemaking, and in recent years, have become the site of a burgeoning natural wine scene. Cult producers such as Winery Maria and Sepp Muster and Alice & Roland Tauss should be at the top of any visitor’s list, as should Burgenland’s beloved vintners Gut Oggau and Meinklang . Then, round out a visit to the country with a stay at Rosewood Schloss Fuschl , a meticulously restored 15th-century castle opening on the shores of a small lake near Salzburg in spring 2024. — Peter Terzian

Mérida, Mexico

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The capital of Yucatán, this city has long been popular with Mexican travelers drawn to its Maya ruins, cerulean-blue cenotes, restored haciendas, and incredible food . But it has a growing acclaim among international visitors — especially LGBTQ+ travelers, who often describe Yucatán as very gay friendly . Mérida’s historic beauty and laid-back cantina culture might explain why LGBTQ+ retirees have embraced the city in recent years, buying homes and bringing their friends along. Those not ready to make a full-on move will find lots of designer hotels carved out of stately mansions, not to mention wonderful shopping and plenty of food tours, both in the city and in the surrounding countryside, which is punctuated by haciendas, many of which host pop-up events or even overnight guests. Plans for a sprawling new “ Yucatán Central Park ,” with a food market and amphitheater, remain hazy, as does an exact timeline for the arrival of the ballyhooed Maya Train , which is nearing completion and should make it easier to hop between Mérida and popular seaside spots such as Cancún and Tulum. — Denny Lee

Sonoma County, California

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More than double the size of Napa, Sonoma might offer twice as much to do. It’s not just about the wine — though with the addition of a new American Viticultural Area (AVA) called West Sonoma Coast last year, Sonoma County now has 19 AVAs slinging chardonnay, pinot noir, and zinfandel at established wineries, such as Flowers and Scribe , and new ones, including Vérité Wines . There’s also a long coastline to explore, from Bodega Bay up to Sea Ranch, where the dreamy, cliff-top Sea Ranch Lodge is newly renovated . Inland, the opening of Dawn Ranch shines a spotlight on Guerneville , a crunchy town along the Russian River known for its LGBTQ+ scene and proximity to the Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve. Tear yourself from the 22-acre haven, with tree house–like cabins, creekside glamping tents, and alfresco redwood tubs at the idyllic spa, to bike into town where the reimagined Piknik Market serves one of Oprah’s favorite biscuits . The changes coming to Sonoma County in 2024 are largely shaped by the area’s most famous chefs: in Healdsburg, California, Noma alum Stu Stalker debuted the plant-based restaurant Second Story, above Little Saint and down the street from Michelin three-starred SingleThread and chef Dustin Valette’s The Matheson . Restaurant powerhouse Charlie Palmer plans to launch his hotel brand, Appellation , in Healdsburg by the end of next year. — Maya Kachroo-Levine

For Big-city Thrills

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“It’s a classic Asian megacity: frenetic, neon-lit, and overwhelming to the senses,” said Jack Tydeman , a Southeast Asia specialist at Audley Travel and member of T+L's A-List. But change is coming to Bangkok, in the form of many megaprojects, including Dusit Central Park, which is slated to open in 2024, with the 259-room Dusit Thani Bangkok Hotel and a multi-terraced roof park. Also coming soon will be King Rama IX Memorial Park, a park that honors the sustainability initiatives of the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej. Meanwhile, Lumpini Park , Bangkok’s original public green space, is getting a massive refresh next year that will add a new food hall, a vegetable farm, and a sports club ahead of its centennial. Even while sprinting to finish these new developments, Bangkok is finding time to slow down and prioritize wellness. Luxury travel network Virtuoso recently named Thailand as just one of five “emerging self-care destinations” worldwide, noting that “travelers are seeking a more spiritual journey, turning to Thailand for more than the traditional Thai massage.” The forthcoming Aman Nai Lert Bangkok , slated for 2024, is sure to deliver, with 52 spacious suites overlooking Nai Lert Park and a multifloor wellness sanctuary. — Susmita Baral

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The year ahead has the Land set to shine, thanks to national and international events, world-class cultural expansions, and the rebirth of historic hotels. It all starts in April, when the NCAA Women’s Final Four comes to the state-of-the-art Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse and a total solar eclipse sweeps over the city on April 8, 2024. Cleveland will see even more action when the Pan-American Masters Games crisscross the city July 12-21. And in November, The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony, which was held in Brooklyn in 2023, will return home. Meanwhile, many institutions are in the midst of revitalization. The Cleveland Museum of Natural History is nearing completion of its multiyear $150-million expansion, with updated exhibits and new public spaces in University Circle. Karamu House , the nation’s oldest Black producing theater, will debut a new restaurant, outdoor stage, and an additional venue in the Fairfax neighborhood. The city’s oldest hotel will reopen in 2024 after extensive renovations as a Marriott Autograph Collection called Hotel Cleveland. Also coming is the Fidelity Hotel, a new boutique property with a speakeasy that's slated to launch in a landmark building downtown. There’s development along the Cuyahoga River and Lake Erie, too, where paved hiking and biking trails are livening up a waterfront that has, for many decades, been underutilized. — Jennifer Salerno Yong

Fort Worth, Texas

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Offering classic Western experiences like bull riding, cattle drives, and stock shows, Fort Worth, Texas, is booming, bringing in $3 billion in tourism revenue last year alone. With all of the renewed interest in the city, luxury hotels are flocking to Cowtown’s Cultural District. The Crescent Hotel, Fort Worth opened in November, home to the first-ever wellness club by Canyon Ranch and a Mediterranean restaurant by Food Network chef Preston Paine. Bowie House, Auberge Resorts Collection , is slated to open its doors December 2023, with a tree-lined pool terrace, chic spa, and upscale chophouse called Bricks and Horses. Walking distance from both hotels is The National Cowgirl Museum , which will run a 2024 exhibit honoring the Mexican female horseback riding tradition of escaramuza charra . Looking ahead, the National Juneteenth Museum is scheduled to open in the city’s Historic Southside neighborhood in 2025. — Mariah Tyler

Turkey’s style capital is seeing a resurgence of life along the Bosphorus, thanks in part to the Galataport, the world’s first underground cruise ship terminal with a pedestrian promenade and the Renzo Piano–designed Istanbul Museum of Modern Art just above. Another neighborhood anchor is the 177-room Peninsula Hotel , spread out over four buildings, three of which date to the early 1900s. Highlights include a glittering pool facing the Hagia Sophia; a sprawling, subterranean spa; and Gallada, a rooftop restaurant from whiz kid chef Fatih Tutak, whose eponymous restaurant is Turkey’s first to earn two Michelin stars. The hotel staff wears posh uniforms courtesy of Arzu Kaprol, a designer who has a boutique in the nearby Paket Postanesi, a historic post office turned chic shopping mall. Also on the waterfront, in Beşiktaş, the lavish Çırağan Palace Kempinski has been reimagined by local interior designer Serdar Gülgün, with rooms that lean into Ottoman-era grandeur (think tulip-pattern motifs and mother-of-pearl furniture). Finally, don’t miss The Basilica Cistern, open again after a five-year closure, and now hosting contemporary art exhibits amid the ancient columns. — Jacqui Gifford

Kansas City, Missouri

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World famous for barbecue and jazz, KC is now staking a claim as a global leader in sports and entertainment — and not just because of Taylor and Travis . In March, the Kansas City Current, of the National Women's Soccer League, will open the first-ever purpose-built stadium for women’s pro sports. “It will be a destination for sports lovers and will inspire generations of girls to follow their dreams,” said Katie Mabry van Dieren, CEO and curator of The Strawberry Swing , a brand that organizes events and pop-ups in the city, as well as Shop Local KC , a string of boutiques. The stadium’s construction has spurred other developments around the city, including the forthcoming Origen Hotel KC , a 118-room boutique property; the massive Berkley Beer Garden; and an extension of the free KC Streetcar that will serve the Berkley Riverfront area. Also coming soon is the country’s first entertainment district of its kind, the Rock Island Bridge , a reclaimed rail crossing over the Kansas River. “Visitors will be able to enjoy two levels of entertainment with food from two restaurants and three bars, plus a covered event space with a dance floor and open veranda seating overlooking the river and city,” a source told T+L of the High Line–inspired project that will connect Kansas City, Missouri, and Kansas City, Kansas. — Jalyn Robinson

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Just when you think Sin City can’t get any bigger, louder, or glitzier, Las Vegas turns it up another notch. On the heels of blockbuster residencies from Adele , Katy Perry, and Lady Gaga, U2 kicked off their inaugural stint at the long-anticipated Sphere this fall. Filmmaker Darren Aronofsky’s immersive sci-fi production “Postcard from Earth” will also show off the new arena’s 16K LED display, beginning this fall and continuing through 2024. Formula 1 and Netflix’s Formula 1: Drive to Survive captured a growing American audience for the international racing circuit, and the Las Vegas Grand Prix will hit The Strip Nov. 16-18, 2023, and again Nov. 21-23, 2024. It won’t be the only megaevent on the sports calendar: Las Vegas will host Super Bowl LVIII on Feb. 11, 2024, at Allegiant Stadium, marking the first time the game will take place in Nevada. Still not enough? The 67-story Fontainebleau Las Vegas will open in December with 3,700 rooms and a ton of buzzy restaurants, including a Casa Dragones Tasting Room and a Chinese noodle den from the restaurateur behind Wagamama and Hakkasan. — Elizabeth Rhodes

Louisville, Kentucky

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The Kentucky Derby will celebrate its 150th anniversary on May 4, 2024, as well as the debut of the redesigned Churchill Downs Paddock, which is coming off a multiyear, $200-million renovation. Those that can’t make race day can brush up on the event’s history and culture year-round at the Kentucky Derby Museum , which has interactive exhibits on subjects like Black horsemen’s contributions to racing . Continue on theme at Derby City Hotel, a Canopy by Hilton property, which will open in downtown Louisville this summer with 168 rooms plus a rooftop pool and bar, or opt for another new property, such as The Myriad Hotel, Common Bond Hotel Collection , or the trendy Hotel Genevieve by Bunkhouse Group. Also coming in 2024 is “Ali,” a musical about the Louisville icon, which opens at the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts in the fall. There’s news on the spirits scene, too, including the launch of Bourbon and Belonging – Kentucky’s Queer Bourbon Week, a statewide celebration running Oct. 3-6, 2024, that will have events in Louisville and beyond. — Elizabeth Rhodes

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As close as you can get to Europe without the transatlantic flight, this island city of nearly 2 million is newly relevant in the year ahead, thanks to forward-thinking infrastructure that’s made it one of the greenest and most visitor-friendly spots in North America. The Réseau Express Métropolitain, or REM, is a new automated light rail system that Canada’s Globe and Mail calls “ Montreal’s biggest public transit project in more than half a century ,” with a growing number of stations coming online in the years ahead. (All of them are or will be “ universally accessible .”) The Grand Quay, the city-center pier that many cruise ships use, has a new attraction in the form of the Port of Montreal Tower , a blocky observation spire that echoes the look of the famed Habitat 67 nearby. Meanwhile, the city’s bike-sharing program, Bixi, which launched back in 2009, is still going strong and now offers an all-you-can-bike monthly pass for just $14 that makes using the system a no brainer; the city’s 560 miles of bike lanes help, too. The recently renovated Vogue Hotel Montreal Downtown, Curio Collection by Hilton , and the new-in-2023 Honeyrose Hotel, Montreal, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel , join the four-year-old Four Seasons in adding a touch of luxury that had, perhaps, been missing in the heart of the city. That said, Montreal has more than 24,000 hotel rooms — and plenty of Airbnbs — across the metro area, which will make it an ideal last-minute destination for eclipse watchers who want to be in the path of totality on April 8. — Paul Brady

When Paris hosts 329 distinct sporting events next summer, the whole city will be on display: the first-ever Olympic Games breakdancing competition will be at Place de la Concorde; beach volleyball courts will skirt the Eiffel Tower; and the opening ceremony’s Parade of Nations will sail down the Seine River. The host city of the 2024 Summer Olympic Games (July 26-August 11) and Paralympic Games (August 28-September 8) will welcome visitors with a flurry of new hotels and restaurants. Chateau des Fleurs is an extravagant new stay in the eighth arrondissement with 19th-century style and an haute Korean restaurant. Celebrated hotel designer Martin Brudnizki just unveiled two projects : the 50-room Grand Mazarin , in the Marais, and La Fantaisie in the ninth. And the hoteliers behind the Hôtel Dame Des Arts , which appeared on T+L’s 2023 It List , unveiled their train-themed Hôtel des Grand Voyageurs in Saint-Germain-des-Prés in October. The legacy establishments have new life, too: Hotel Plaza Athénée , named the best hotel in Paris by T+L readers, has a French restaurant, Jean Imbert au Plaza Athénée, which recently scored two Michelin stars, to say nothing of the property’s brand-new Dior Spa. And the sumptuous La Tour d’Argent restaurant just got a sensational facelift. Meanwhile, “numerous museums and institutions will host sports-related exhibitions, films, performances, workshops, and kids’ programming throughout the summer,” writer Lindsey Tramuta reported in T+L’s November 2023 issue. For those in need of a sports break, La Galerie Dior and Fragonard Musée du Parfum are two new additions to the scene worth checking out. — Maya Kachroo-Levine

For Moments on the Water

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Cruising is back in a big way, and Alaska's Inside Passage is leading the charge. In 2023, the state saw ships including Regent’s Seven Seas Explorer and Carnival’s Luminosa for the first time, while Royal Caribbean recently sent Brilliance of the Seas north for the first time in years. The new Klawock port, on Prince of Wales Island, is poised to welcome large ships in the 2024 season with food and retail outposts, exhibits detailing Indigenous culture and history, and nature trails. Skagway, a well-known port that’s home to Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park and the scenic White Pass and Yukon Route Railway, is getting a 550-foot floating pier, which will allow the port to host two megaships simultaneously beginning in the 2024 season. Lately, that season has been getting longer: most companies run trips May to September, but Norwegian Cruise Line had October sailings in 2023, which gave passengers a look at Alaskan life during a quieter season. Considering Alaska is projected to notch 1.65 million cruise travelers on around 700 voyages this year, opting for a shoulder season trip in 2024 might not be a bad idea. —  Nina Ruggiero

Coastal Norway

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Long known for its cutting-edge design and architectural marvels like the Oslo Opera House, Norway has lately doubled down on building big. “Over the last few years, we’ve seen a surge in new attractions,” confirmed Katrine Mosfjeld, the chief marketing officer for Visit Norway. In seaside Oslo, the new luxury hotel Sommero is a study in adaptive reuse, inside a landmark building from 1930 originally designed by famed Norwegian architects Andreas Bjercke and Georg Eliassen. Four hours southwest, in Kristiansand, the Kunstsilo , or Art Silo, is another repurposed wonder: the one-time industrial complex will reemerge in 2024 as a museum devoted to Nordic modernist art. Up the coast, in Bergen, Iris Expedition Dining is a new tasting-menu destination located in Hardangerfjord, inside a floating sculpture known as the Salmon Eye. North of the Arctic Circle, the long-awaited Six Senses Svart promises to be one of the hottest openings anywhere when it finally debuts. The ring-shaped resort, at the base of the Svartisen glacier, aims to be off-grid, carbon-neutral, and emissions-free, with a zero-waste dining program and a “design lab,” as the hotel calls it, meant to foster further innovation. — Taylor McIntyre

Douro River, Portugal

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As recently as a decade ago, almost nobody was talking about wine tourism in Portugal. These days, “you have to see the Douro River,” said Sheree M. Mitchell , a T+L A-List advisor based in the country and the president of Immersa Global. “It’s non-negotiable.” Mitchell’s preferred way to do it is on a yacht charter, which gives guests the chance to spend a few hours or days hitting quintas , or wine estates, and dining at Michelin Guide–approved restaurants like Castas e Pratos . Cruises are a more affordable option, and lines are expanding their presence on the river, which cuts across Spain and Northern Portugal before reaching the Atlantic in the city of Porto. Tauck , a favorite among T+L readers, unveiled the Andorinha in 2021, which will sail 33 wine-country itineraries in 2024. Another T+L reader favorite, Viking, will have four ships on the Douro in the year ahead, visiting towns such as Peso da Régua and Pinhão, in the heart of port country. And AmaWaterways recently announced a special November 2024 departure that will “explore the history of the Black and African diaspora in Lisbon and along Portugal's stunning Douro River,” according to the brand. — Maya Kachroo-Levine

Faroe Islands

This remote, starkly beautiful archipelago in the North Atlantic just got way more accessible. Summer 2023 saw Atlantic Airways launch nonstop flights from New York Stewart International, 70 miles north of New York City, to Vágar Airport, in the islands. “This direct flight is not only about easier transport to our great ocean nation, but a means of creating a bridge between two worlds,” Jóhanna á Bergi, CEO of Atlantic Airways, told T+L. The news seems to have been warmly received by U.S. travelers. Melissa Lee , a Northern Europe specialist on T+L’s A-List said she has seen an uptick in interest in the Faroes. "Previously, you could only get there from Copenhagen, or Reykjavik, Iceland.” Once there, a world of adventure awaits, with activities including cold-water surfing , traditional knitting , and hiking to places such as Sørvágsvatn, the so-called lake above the ocean . Then there’s the top-flight dining: the restaurant Roks in Tórshavn, the Faroe Islands’ capital, is an offshoot of Koks, the Michelin two-starred restaurant in Greenland which is presently on hiatus. — Liz Cantrell

Kimberley, Australia

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This destination in northwest Australia, also called The Kimberleys, is home to ancient wonders: dinosaur tracks; striated geological formations, some 350 million years old, known as Bungle Bungles; waterfalls and reefs that seem unmoored from time; and Aboriginal history from what some call the world’s oldest continuous culture . Lately, though, some of the world’s top cruise lines have caught on to all the upside and are racing to offer thrilling expedition-style itineraries that combine all this history with modern-day adventures, such as sightseeing flights by helicopter, paddling, Zodiac tours, scuba diving, and cultural excursions. Silversea will have its Silver Cloud in the region from May through September, doing 10- to 17-day trips, with a maximum of 200 passengers. Seabourn is also bullish on the destination, and its newest expedition ship, the 132-suite Seabourn Pursuit , will spend June, July, and August cruising the region. (Both lines are perennial favorites among T+L readers .) Also operating on this remarkable stretch of coast are several Australian companies , including Coral Expeditions and True North Adventure Cruises , as well as private yacht charters like those organized by Yotspace . — Paul Brady

The Mississippi River

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New ships are bringing fresh interest to one of America’s most storied waterways, meaning now’s the time to consider river cruising closer to home. “The Mississippi River is such an important part of American history,” said Adam Peakes, president of Hornblower Group, the parent company of American Queen Voyages. The line will have two ships on the Mississippi in 2024, both of which are already booking up for summer. “Many of our cabin categories are nearly at capacity almost a year in advance,” Peakes added. Other brands are also betting on the river: the Viking Mississippi launched in 2022, with 193 Scandi-chic suites, all with private verandas; American Cruise Lines has launched three new ships on the Mississippi in the past three years. There are new draws on land, too. In Memphis, the newly completed riverfront Tom Lee Park has an installation by artist Theaster Gates and a pavilion named for Tyre Nichols; the expansive riverfront attraction — a collaborative effort from Studio Gang, Scape Studio, and numerous other architectural and design firms — sits just south of Beale Street and is connected to the city via the River Line, a walking and cycling path. Meanwhile Natchez, Mississippi, is these days “filled with surprises, thanks in large part to a cohort of young natives who wandered away and then returned home with new ideas,” according to Southern Living ; come December, the town hosts holiday markets akin to those in Central Europe, as T+L recently reported . In St. Louis, the newest 21c Museum Hotel recently opened in a renovated, century-old YMCA building, with numerous permanent art installations as well as rotating shows and a beautiful, all-day cafe. And, of course, there’s always New Orleans . — Paul Brady

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Few voyages are as iconic as a transatlantic crossing aboard a Cunard ocean liner. So when the new Queen Anne departs Southampton, England, in May 2024, expectations will be sky-high for the first new Cunard ship to launch since the Queen Elizabeth in 2010. The 1,498-cabin vessel is slated to sail to Lisbon and will then spend its first summer in the Mediterranean. It will also represent an evolution for the 183-year-old brand: Queen Anne will have four new restaurants, including an omakase venue and an Indian dining room, alongside more familiar options such as the Princess Grill and Queens Grill, all overseen in partnership with U.K. chef Michel Roux, Jr. A top-deck wellness studio, with yoga and other fitness classes, will be another noteworthy addition to the ship. A third distinction: Queen Anne will be captained by Inger Klein Thorhauge, the first woman to hold that rank for Cunard. For all the new, some familiar traditions will remain, including proper high tea service and, naturally, an outpost of the Golden Lion pub pouring Cunard’s own microbrews. — Paul Brady

Seven Seas Grandeur

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Slated to launch in November 2023, Seven Seas Grandeur will be the sixth ship from Regent Seven Seas Cruises, a luxury line that T+L readers consistently say is one of their absolute favorites thanks to no-nonsense, all-inclusive pricing and fabulous suites. The newcomer will feature fresh takes on the elevated dining, shore excursions, and entertainment already found on ships such as Seven Seas Splendor and Seven Seas Explorer , said Andrea DeMarco, the brand’s president. “ Grandeur is inspired by our rich heritage, but we’re reimagining signature restaurants and offering 15 exceptional suite categories to only 746 guests,” she explained. Among the no-expense-spared features of the new ship will be a multimillion-dollar, 1,600-piece art collection that counts among its trophies a handful of Picassos and a custom Fabergé Egg. (Fittingly, the ship’s godmother is Sarah Fabergé, the director of special projects for the jewelry house.) Grandeur ’s inaugural season will be in the Caribbean, but it will head for the Mediterranean in April before returning to the U.S. in August. — Elizabeth Rhodes

For Nature Lovers

Amboseli national park, kenya.

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This 151-square-mile expanse, close to the border with Tanzania, is famed among safari insiders for its big-time wildlife: Amboseli has a well-earned reputation for elephant spotting, with massive herds roaming the dusty plains, along with all sorts of other charismatic creatures including cheetah, giraffe, and zebra. Camps and lodges surrounding the park tend to be basic, which is one reason the fall 2023 opening of the richly appointed Angama Amboseli is so exciting. The second? The 10-suite lodge is the first spinoff of the Angama Mara , a destination hotel that's among the best safari lodges in the world, according to T+L readers . The new property, located about 45 minutes driving from Amboseli National Park, on a private wildlife conservancy, will offer game drives as well as cultural experiences organized in partnership with local communities. Another draw: Angama Amboseli will have unparalleled views of the peak of nearby Mount Kilimanjaro, including from private patios attached to every suite. — Paul Brady

Aspen Mountain, Colorado

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The legendary ski destination is getting its biggest makeover in four decades this season, with the opening of a new lift, a high-speed quad known as Hero’s that will make accessible a fresh 153 acres of fluffy powder. The project will increase the mountain’s skiable terrain by some 20 percent, adding more than a dozen new chutes, glades, and trails for intermediate and expert skiers. “The quad is a game-changer for Aspen,” said Maureen Poschman, a spokesperson for the Aspen Chamber Resort Association. “The new terrain is a big area, it’s high-altitude skiing, and it’s a bit of a hedge against climate change,” she noted. Not that you have to be a pro skier to find something to love in ever-evolving Aspen, which experienced an influx of residents the past few years . The cultural calendar is as packed as ever; Balenciaga and Hermès now have shops in the heart of town; and scene-y restaurants, including a Sant Ambroeus coffee bar, keep popping up. Where to stay? Mollie Aspen is the newest luxury hotel in town, slated to open in December with 68 rooms designed by Post Company, plus a rooftop plunge pool and terrace, right in the middle of it all. — Denny Lee

Big Sky, Montana

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Just an hour from Yellowstone National Park, this wild, wide-open area offers heart-pumping activities such as fly fishing, hiking, horseback riding, and skiing at every turn. So, thankfully, a new retreat from hospitality brand One&Only is slated to bring some rest and relaxation to Big Sky in 2024. Situated between Lone Mountain and the Spanish Peaks, the 73-room Moonlight Basin will provide convenient access to 5,850 skiable acres, with a dedicated gondola connecting guests to Big Sky’s terrain, plus a private ski lodge and a Chenot spa. (The resort will also have 19 villas and 62 private residences.) The first U.S. outpost of One&Only, Moonlight Basin arrives a few years after another five-star resort, Montage Big Sky , which opened in 2021, with 139 rooms, six dining venues, a bowling alley, a huge spa, and, naturally, ski-in, ski-out access. — Alisha Prakash

Hokkaido, Japan

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Travelers are flocking back to Japan , but in the year ahead, they should look beyond Tokyo and Kyoto. Hokkaido, the northernmost of Japan’s main islands, has a sterling reputation for food — its biggest city, Sapporo, is famous for miso ramen — and its Shiretoko National Park is a natural wonder with excellent hiking and photogenic waterfalls. Hokkaido is also, insiders know, one of the world’s premier ski destinations thanks to simply phenomenal snow . The center of the action is the village of Niseko, which has plenty of hotels, homestays, and resorts — but has gotten a touch easier to visit thanks to the 2022 opening of Club Med Kiroro. The something-for-everyone property has two distinctive concepts, Club Med Kiroro Peak , for guests age 12 and older, and the new-in-2023 Club Med Kiroro Grand , a family-friendly alternative. These all-inclusives are helping to eliminate the intimidation factor when booking a Japanese ski week, by rolling up everything from accommodations and equipment rentals to off-the-mountain entertainment and kids' clubs. Another perk? Club Med Kiroro Grand will also have the brand’s first-ever Japanese onsen alongside other wellness facilities including soaking tubs and saunas. — Danielle Pointdujour

KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

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This out-of-the-way South African province, sometimes shortened to KZN and located on the country’s eastern coast, is moving into the spotlight. “KwaZulu-Natal has two World Heritage Sites — the iSimangaliso Wetland Park and the majestic uKhahlamba Drakensberg National Park — and is popular for its beaches, safari parks, green hills, and temperate weather,” said Julian Harrison , a safari expert and longtime member of T+L’s A-List. It’s also home to an ambitious rewilding project backed by the Emcakwini Community Trust , which began reintroducing once-endemic species including black rhino, cheetah, elephant, giraffe, and lion in 2018; today, it’s known as Babanango Game Reserve . Harrison also points to other conservation efforts, such as those underway at andBeyond Phinda Private Game Reserve , which is monitoring critically endangered Temminck’s ground pangolins. The newly opened Madwaleni River Lodge is the place to stay, said Raza Visram , another A-List expert. “The intimate lodge has 12 beautifully designed tents that overlook the White Umfolozi River,” he explained. There’s also Sala Beach House , an oceanfront escape on Thompson’s Bay that writer Heather Richardson detailed in T+L’s September 2023 issue . Coming soon in KZN will be The Homestead , a 12-suite eco-lodge in the province’s western Nambiti Game Reserve. — Samantha Falewée

Mababe, Botswana

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Long considered one of Africa’s most exclusive safari destinations, Botswana has a huge array of five-star lodges, operated by the likes of African Bush Camps, andBeyond, and Great Plains Conservation. But the most compelling new place to stay isn’t one with high thread count sheets or over-the-top amenities: Mokete, a new safari lodge from Wilderness , is worth the trip because it will only exist until 2026, when the operator pulls down the tents and carries away any sign the nine-suite escape was ever there. The temporary enclave will be situated east of the famed Okavango Delta, in the heart of a 124,000-acre tract known as the Mababe Concession, which has considerable populations of lion, elephant, and buffalo, plus a huge variety of birds. Wildlife watching is the thing here, with all-day game drives and guided nature walks. Mokete is all about an elemental connection with the outdoors, down to the design of the guest quarters: each tent will have a retractable roof so guests can stargaze from bed — and hear the calls of hyenas from the surrounding bush. — Paul Brady

New Zealand

It’s time to take it off your once-in-a-lifetime list and just go : earlier this year, Delta launched service from Los Angeles to Auckland, and United Airlines plans to start a San Francisco to Christchurch route in December. That’s on top of an existing Air New Zealand nonstop between Auckland and New York City that launched in 2022 . “Any time of year is a great time to visit,” said Sarah Farag , a member of T+L’s A-List and the Auckland-based owner and director of Southern Crossings , a luxury travel firm. “Our summer months are always popular,” Farag said of the December to March period, “but those who come at other times are well-rewarded with captivating colors during autumn harvest season, snow-capped adventures and spectacular stargazing in the winter, and fabulous fishing and hiking in spring.” There’s a growing number of enticing stays, including the new exclusive-use villas at Flockhill Lodge , set on a working sheep station, and the Clifftops at Anderson Cove , a tented camp above the Northland coast. Christchurch has recently seen the opening of two new boutique properties, the sleek, modern Mayfair and the artsy Observatory Hotel ; meanwhile the beloved Huka Lodge in Taupo is getting a makeover. If the outdoors are a priority, turn an eye to the North Island’s Wairarapa Dark Sky Reserve , the country’s second, which was certified earlier this year, or the new Tom Doak–designed golf course which just opened at Te Arai Links . — Peter Terzian

For Beach Vibes

Anna maria island, florida.

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Compared to some brand-name Florida destinations, this island south of Tampa Bay is way under the radar. But it's cultivated a loyal following, thanks to its no-high-rises shoreline, incredible sunsets, and small-town feel. Case in point: Anna Maria Island is a place where most people tool around by golf cart or beach cruiser, and almost all the sherbet-hued clapboard homes are vacation rentals. In an effort to keep things copacetic, the Bradenton Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, which works on the island, inked a partnership with Leave No Trace this summer, making Anna Maria the first destination in Florida to work with the nonprofit. Meanwhile, new developments fit right in with the vibe: Mello on the Beach , a hotel that opened in July, offers vibrant retro-style apartments on the Gulf of Mexico, while the villas of Joie Inn , which opened in 2021, still feel super-fresh. On the dining scene, the cocktail bar Doctor’s Office recently added a “dining room” to its string-lit outdoor garden, and coming soon to the island is Bohemian, a restaurant from repeat James Beard semifinalist Jeannie Pierola. Getting there has gotten easier thanks to growth at Sarasota-Bradenton International, which added nonstops to four new domestic destinations in 2023. A planned terminal expansion looks to be right-sized, too: the airport aims to add five gates next year. — Jennifer Salerno Yong

Coastal Campania, Italy

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It’s no wonder Campania — the southern Italian region that’s home to Amalfi, Capri, Positano, and Sorrento — is having a bit of a hotel boom: visitors have been flocking to this splashy coastal destination over the past few years. The renaissance kicked off with Il Capri Hotel , which opened on the island last spring, offering travelers a boutique option inside a neo-Gothic villa reminiscent of a Venetian palazzo. Next, Oetker Collection, the luxury hotel brand behind the celeb-loved Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc in Antibes, France, debuted its first Italian hotel in June: the glamorous, 50-room Hotel La Palma is a fresh take on a property that originally opened in 1822. Then there’s the new Convento di Amalfi , a 52-room Anantara with a cliffside pool, set in a 13th-century Capuchin convent. Airlines have also taken note of the increased demand: American Airlines and Delta are both launching new routes to Naples next year, the former from Philadelphia, the latter from New York City. Lindblad Expeditions, meanwhile, will have its new Sea Cloud II in southern Italy this coming May, for an 11-day itinerary that will take guests to the ancient ruins of Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast’s most beautiful seaside villages, with a focus on Italian food and wine. —  Nina Ruggiero

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The land of pura vida just keeps getting better, which is why Costa Rica was just named T+L’s 2024 Destination of the Year . Surfers can find their bliss at the new, boho-chic Sendero hotel, which opened in February in oceanside Nosara, on the Nicoya Peninsula. A few hours north, the Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica at Peninsula Papagayo has added the new Virador Beach Club, updated its golf course (while cutting water usage), and opened Wellness Shala, a spa that offers healing treatments with local ingredients like cacao, coconut, and volcanic mud. Nearby, the community of Las Catalinas has announced a new mixed-use space, La Rambla, which will promote spending time outside and car-free living. Forward-thinking tour operator Intrepid Travel has launched new trips that shine a light on the Terraba community, one of Costa Rica’s eight Indigenous groups. Meanwhile local outfitters such as UrriTrek are now offering guided hiking trips on the 174-mile Camino de Costa Rica , a trail connecting the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. — Samantha Falewée

The self-declared Nature Island, Dominica has been voted the best island in the Caribbean for the past two years in T+L’s World’s Best Awards , thanks in part to its serene tropical rain forests, enticing hot springs, and gushing waterfalls. There’s also an ever-growing number of resorts and hotels, such as the InterContinental Dominica Cabrits Resort & Spa , which opened this year, and the forthcoming Anichi Resort & Spa, Autograph Collection , and Tranquility Beach Resort — Curio — a Collection by Hilton . Also of note is the new 32-nautical-mile Waitukubuli Sea Trail, which takes sea-kayakers along the island's western coast from Scott’s Head to Capuchin; Soufrière Outdoor Centre can supply equipment, an itinerary, and a guide. And there’s another element to Dominica’s story that’s capturing the attention of travelers who care about sustainability. The volcanically active country plans to commission its first geothermal power plant in 2024, and in the meantime gets about a quarter of its overall power from hydroelectric sources. It’s also home to what T+L has called one of the world’s most eco-friendly resorts, Coulibri Ridge . — Annie Archer

Hawai’i Island

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“We welcome mindful visitors to Hawai‘i Island,” said Ilihia Gionson, the public affairs officer of the Hawai'i Tourism Authority, in an interview with T+L. Commonly known as the Big Island, the destination is planning for a meaningful 2024, with the help of returning visitors. “Travelers have the opportunity to help mālama , or care for, our natural resources and support our community to ensure a regenerative model of tourism that is sustained for generations,” Gionson said. The theme of mālama is more significant than ever this year following the devastating fires that impacted both Hawai’i Island and Maui in 2023. Those looking to support relief efforts have many choices, including the Hawaii Red Cross, the Lāhainā Restoration Foundation, and more . Travelers ready to return might consider Kona Village, an iconic hotel that reopened in 2023 as a Rosewood Resort following its closure in 2011. “Each villa feels like your own little beach house,” Nicole Hollis, the interior designer of Kona Village, told T+L . Various events are on the island’s cultural calendar in the year ahead, including the Kona Brewers Festival in March and the Big Island Chocolate Festival in April. — Christine Burroni

Los Cabos, Mexico

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With its rugged desert-meets-ocean landscape, 350 days a year of sun, and stunning five-star resorts, Los Cabos isn’t exactly an unexpected choice for a dreamy vacation. But 2024 promises to be a big year for the Baja California destination, thanks to all the new resorts coming to Cabo del Sol, the 1,800-acre community just east of Cabo San Lucas with two miles of beach and two 18-hole golf courses. Four Seasons Resort Cabo San Lucas at Cabo Del Sol and Soho House Beach Club are expected to open in the first part of 2024; Park Hyatt Los Cabos at Cabo Del Sol will join them by the end of the year. On the southern shore of the peninsula — and not far from the Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal , a T+L reader fave — there’s even more happening: the resort community of Quivira Los Cabos will welcome the 120-room St. Regis Los Cabos at Quivira by late 2024, with access to 2.5 miles of beach and its own Jack Nicklaus golf course. — Danielle Pointdujour

Mallorca, Spain

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The sparkling waters, delicious food, and laid-back atmosphere are all still here — and Americans are loving United’s summertime nonstop service from Newark Liberty International. In the year ahead, though, they’ll be visiting for the booming luxury hotel scene, which is poised to help this island steal the spotlight from its western neighbor, Ibiza. One must-see is Son Bunyola , a Virgin Limited Edition retreat on Mallorca’s northwest coast, with three miles of beautiful coastline backed by olive groves. Sir Richard Branson first purchased the property in 1994, as T+L recently reported , but it only opened to guests this summer, with 26 rooms and suites, plus three villas. Nearby is The Lodge Mallorca , a Small Luxury Hotels of the World retreat that opened in May, which has wood-fired dining and extensive wellness programming. Then there’s the first hotel from 22-time Grand Slam champion and Majorcan Rafael Nadal, whose new Zel lifestyle brand has opened — what else? — Zel Mallorca , an approachable, beachy hotel in partnership with Meliá, the Spanish operator. Coming soon, said Clare Watkins, an expert in the Balearic Islands at Red Savannah , are more exciting properties: Four Seasons Resort Mallorca at Formentor will be a top-to-bottom refresh of a century-old hotel, while Mandarin Oriental Punta Negra, Mallorca, will have 131 rooms, plus 44 suites and nine bungalows, overlooking the sea just outside Palma. — Danielle Pointdujour

For Adventurous Travelers 

Alula, saudi arabia.

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Of all the ambitious tourism developments in Saudi Arabia, AlUla may be the most enchanting, which may explain why Qatar Airways recently launched new flights to the destination from its Doha hub. This huge sweep of red rocks and desert in the country’s northwest is home to Hegra, a 2,000-year-old archeological site filled with soaring tombs carved by the Nabataean civilization, the same one that built Petra, in modern-day Jordan. After touring ancient history, visitors can retreat to decadent contemporary hotels, including a forthcoming 36-room luxury resort at Hegra that will sensitively incorporate parts of an old railway station and fort. A short drive away, in AlUla’s Old Town, the contrast of old and new continues; the new 30-room eco-hotel Dar Tantora , for example, eschews electricity in favor of candlelight. In the year ahead, more fresh thinking will touch down in AlUla, courtesy of Wadi AlFann, or Valley of the Arts, a permanent showcase of works from big-name international artists. The best way to see it might be from on high, duringca April’s “AlUla Skies” festival, when helicopters and hot air balloons will soar above Instagram-worthy monuments. —  Jacqui Gifford

Bahia, Brazil

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This coastal state, situated between the Amazon and Rio de Janeiro, is the sort of place most Americans never quite get to — and that’s a shame. Its coastline offers some of the most mythical surf-and-sand spots in the world, including Itacaré, which is home to the community-minded Barracuda Hotel & Villas , and the boho-chic enclave of Trancoso, a place that “first captured the imagination of the international creative set back in the 1980s,” as T+L reported in the September 2023 issue . “The beaches are some of the most picturesque in Brazil,” said Paul Irvine , an expert in the country and member of T+L’s A-List. But, he added, there’s more to Bahia than the coast. “We’ve started sending our more adventurous clients to the Chapada Diamantina National Park ,” he said, “which has its own vibrant, off-grid hippy culture.” While high-end hotels in the area are in short supply, more villa accommodations are popping up all the time. One thing to keep in mind for 2024: Brazil stopped requiring a visa for U.S. citizens back in 2019, but the country’s tourism officials have said that the mandate will return on Jan. 10, though further details on how to apply and any fees have yet to be announced. — Paul Brady

Northern Pakistan

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The northern reaches of this South Asian nation have a growing profile in the adventure-travel world, thanks to striking topography, high-elevation lakes, and precipitous peaks. Consider that, in 2023, Intrepid Travel launched a 12-day women-only expedition to the region, a first for the tour operator, which has similar trips in places such as Jordan, India, and Morocco. Intrepid will return in 2024 — with departures in May, September, and October — taking women to ancient villages, alpine lakes, and historic forts; travelers will have ample opportunity to meet with locals in areas that would be off-limits if men were part of the group, according to Intrepid. Other outfitters are heading to Northern Pakistan as well. Wild Frontiers will debut a brand-new, 14-day walking adventure that will no doubt challenge the bodies and minds of those who are up for it, with several full-day hikes, some above 4,000 meters (13,123 feet). The payoff comes in the form of staggeringly beautiful landscapes — not to mention the chance to make connections with people you meet along the way and see historic gems in Islamabad, the trip’s jumping off point. — Alisha Prakash

Peru's Trekking Routes

In a country where all roads seemingly lead to spectacular scenery and historic finds, there’s much more to explore beyond majestic Machu Picchu. These days, travelers have more options for getting off familiar routes thanks to the efforts of companies such as Alpaca Expeditions , an Indigenous-owned outfitter that will lead its first-ever, all-women hiking trip on the Salkantay Trail in 2024. Operated by women — including guides, porters, drivers, chefs, and other staff — for women, the seven-day adventure will include stays high in the Andes and cultural experiences such as cooking classes and farm visits that aren’t typical on more popular Inca Trail trips. Meanwhile the tour operator Intrepid Travel debuted in 2023 a 12-day expedition on the Great Inca Road in northern Peru. Starting in Huaraz and culminating at the Inca site of Huanuco Pampa, the trek will immerse hikers in this less-visited region’s nature and culture, including plentiful archeological sites. — Alisha Prakash

South Australia

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Visitors to this low-key state may feel like they’re in on a big-time secret with all that’s happening lately. The biggest news may be Australia’s new national park, Nilpe­na Ediacara , which opened in April and gives travelers a look at the oldest known fossils on the planet. “They’re about 550 million years old,” Mary L. Droser, an American paleontologist, explained in a recent interview with T+L . Across South Australia’s wine country, meanwhile, hotels such as Le Mas Barossa , Sequoia Lodge , and The Vineyard McLaren Vale are gateways to the hundreds of vineyards and cellar doors just outside of Adelaide, the state capital. “South Australia is known as the wine state for a reason,” said Tim Duval, the winemaker at John Duval Wines . Travelers can learn about small-batch wineries (including Duval’s) at Artisans of Barossa ; sample eco-conscious shiraz at Bird in Hand ; and enjoy a tasting in The Cube, a five-story structure fashioned after an unfinished Rubik’s Cube, at d’Arenberg . Another notable stay can be found on Kangaroo Island, where the famed Southern Ocean Lodge is slated to reopen in December after the disastrous bushfires of 2020. — Samantha Lauriello

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This small South Asian island nation has big things on offer. “You can cover a lot of ground in two weeks, with loads of variety in the landscapes, from gorgeous beaches to lush jungles to high mountains to historic cities,” said Catherine Heald, co-founder and CEO of Remote Lands, a luxury travel firm. This year, the tea company Dilmah opened two boutique stays under its Reverie brand, Kayaam House and Ahu Bay ; Sri Lankan–owned hotel group Uga is debuting Uga Riva in Negombo this November; and for foodies, Red Savannah recently rolled out a culinary tour of Sri Lanka. Political unrest in 2022 took the destination off the table for many travelers, acknowledged Rachel Cooper , a South Asia travel expert at Red Savannah. But, she added, "the new government has introduced measures to protect and encourage a positive traveler experience throughout the country.” — Susmita Baral

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The total solar eclipse is today: Get the latest forecast and everything you need to know

It's finally here.

After years of buildup and anticipation, the Great North American Eclipse will occur today: This afternoon, a  total eclipse of the sun  will appear in the skies above the U.S., all the way from southern Texas to northern Maine.

The  rare event  − where the shadow of the moon plunges a narrow strip of land into darkness in the middle of the day − is an astronomical experience like no other that will be unusually accessible to millions of people.

That is, if the weather cooperates. Here's the latest forecast:

What time is the 2024 solar eclipse?

The total eclipse will begin in Mexico at about 11:07 a.m. PDT, Monday before crossing into Texas at 1:27 p.m. CDT. It will end in Maine at 3:35 p.m. EDT. The partial eclipse will last for awhile longer. Even if you're not in the path of totality and won't see the full eclipse, you may still see a percentage of it.

To find out exactly when the eclipse will be happening in your area, you can search by  USA TODAY's database by ZIP code  for a viewing guide.

Where will there be clear skies for the eclipse?

Surprisingly, weatherwise, the best spot for viewing the eclipse today is expected to be northern New England, specifically northern portions of Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, according to the Weather Prediction Center .

The  weather service forecast office in Caribou, Maine , confirmed this Sunday: "Despite being in a relatively active stormy period, somehow we scored a nearly perfect day Monday to observe the eclipse under sunny to mostly sunny skies during the mid-afternoon hours," the service said in a forecast discussion.

Elsewhere, clear skies are also "possible" from northern Arkansas to central Indiana, the weather service said, but the potential for high clouds could impact the view there.

Where will it be cloudy or stormy for the eclipse?

Unfortunately for folks in the path of totality, poor viewing conditions are expected from Missouri and Kansas southward into central and east Texas,  AccuWeather said , where it is likely to be cloudy with showers and perhaps some severe thunderstorms.

Indeed, much of Texas has been placed under a "slight risk" area for severe weather on Monday: "Multiple rounds of severe thunderstorms should develop from early afternoon Monday through Tuesday morning across a large portion of Texas, into south Oklahoma, southwest Arkansas, and west Louisiana," the  Storm Prediction Center  said Sunday. "A few tornadoes, scattered large to very large hail, and isolated severe wind gusts will be possible."

The  Weather Prediction Center  said Sunday afternoon that clouds may also impede viewing across Ohio, northwest Pennsylvania and parts of New York.

What is the path of totality?

Those in the direct line of the eclipse will be treated to an incredible sight as the moon completely blots out the sun's disk, ushering in uncharacteristic darkness and revealing the sun's elusive outermost layer called the corona. That moment is called "totality" and this year the path of totality crosses through 13 U.S. states.

The last total solar eclipse to cut through North America was in August 2017.

Do you need eclipse glasses during totality?

A total solar eclipse offers skygazers the rare opportunity to witness the eclipse with the naked eye. However,  solar eclipse glasses  are still needed until totality is reached. 

Certified solar eclipse  glasses are crucial for spectators to avoid the sun's retina-damaging rays. But when the moon moves completely in front of the sun and blocks its light, you'll know it's  safe to remove the glasses  for a short period of time.

How fast does an eclipse shadow travel?

According to a post from the  National Weather Service  in Indianapolis on X, an eclipse shadow travels at speeds from 1,100 to 5,000 mph. Near the equator, it travels at around 1,100 mph and increases in speed as it approaches the poles.