Where the Pacific happens.

Hotel · Viti Levu · Denarau Island

Timeshare-style resort on Denarau Island next to the Radisson Blu — included on Denarau hotel pickup loops.

Park · Viti Levu · Sabeto

A lush orchid and rainforest garden in the Sabeto Valley below the "Sleeping Giant" ridge, founded in the 1970s by Canadian-American actor Raymond Burr. Boardwalks wind past lily ponds and more than 2,000 orchid varieties.

Township · Viti Levu

Fiji's second city and sugar port north of Nadi — cruise ships berth at Lautoka Wharf.

Township · Viti Levu

Western Viti Levu's tourism hub town — closest town to the international airport and the jumping-off point for Denarau and the Mamanuca islands.

Airport · Viti Levu · Nadi

Fiji's main international gateway on the western side of Viti Levu — the arrival point for most visitors and the usual start and end of airport transfers.

Market · Viti Levu · Nadi

Nadi's lively municipal produce market, where Viti Levu farmers sell tropical fruit, root crops, kava and spices — a colourful, everyday slice of Fijian town life a short walk from the main street.

Township · Viti Levu

Market town at the mouth of the Sigatoka River — gateway to the Coral Coast and the Sigatoka Sand Dunes.

National park · Viti Levu · Sigatoka

Fiji's first national park: a dramatic belt of wind-sculpted coastal sand dunes at the mouth of the Sigatoka River, rising up to 60 metres and fringed by forest and Pacific surf. Also an important archaeological site, with a visitor centre and guided walks.

Cultural site · Viti Levu · Nadi

A vivid, hand-painted Dravidian-style Hindu temple at the south end of Nadi's main street — the largest of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere and one of western Viti Levu's signature sights. Visitors are welcome outside prayer times; modest dress is required and sarongs are provided.

Township · Viti Levu

Fiji's capital and largest city, on the southeast coast of Viti Levu — government, port and university town.