We went on a nature trek in Viti Levu. We wondered at the hanging tree roots that looked the roots Tarzan used to swing from tree to tree. We smelled coffee in the trails. Fiji is also famous for its coffee!

The main island of Fiji is a magical place. On the coast you have your traditional resorts and such. Yet just a few kilometres inland one finds untouched nature consisting of breathtaking vistas and dense subtropical forests. To explore these, a 4x4 vehicle is a must which one can rent easily enough. You do not need an international drivers licence as long as your drivers licence is in English. There are also numerous options for guided tours if one weren't inclined to drive one self.

The number 1 travel destination (to put it mildly). Pristine beaches, greenery, mountains of sand and to top it all of the friendliest people you will meet in your life.

Has it all. Fun, cultural, beaches, tropical, coral, hotels, home stays, safe, covid free!! International Airports.

The island is very nice but could release it's full potential if tourism was better managed and developed. Not much to do except in Nadi and Suva. Even in Koroyanitu national Park, you have to hire a (really pricy) guide to go hiking, since there is no proper paths or trails. But the nature is really pretty and the people always smile and say hello "Bula!"

Viti Levu is the largest of the Fiji islands and home to the capital city of Suva, where the majority of Fiji's residents live. The interior is dominated by mountains covered in lush tropical greenery, including Mt. Tomanivi, an extinct volcano, as well as numerous rivers and streams.

Great views, clean sand. Litter is getting better (less) each time I go. Hardly anyone on the beach, friendly people, great weather. The sunsets have been amazing every night.

Biggest island of my home country, better to do a round the island trip to experience the vast culture and living styles of different people, from villagers, communities to modern towns and cities, it's worth to explore

Round the island and its just very beautiful and blissful to be on the main island of Fiji...

Nice place indeed for tropical holidays 🤗

Its a very good experience

Full on Tourist resorts line estuary beaches ( not as lovely a brochure pics) - goto outer islands for nicer beaches.

This is Fiji's largest island with proximately 80% of the population of the country living on the island. It is populated by two cities and several other smaller towns, all of which have popular amenities and a very friendly and suited to both locals and tourists. Do try the local food and visit the local markets and get around in local transport such as buses and taxis. There's a lot of local activities to try, including sea and river tours, local food outlets, hiking and many other adventurous activities. There's a good mix of high-end and budget friendly hotels to cater to all budgets.

I was born and raised here and i can find the entire paradise here😍 it is full of life and love and you will be surrounded by nature at all times and it's very raw and at the same time it's happening 😄

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Fiji is one of the most beautiful places I have ever been. The people are just as beautiful, the sweetest most humble people I have ever met. ❤️ I love this place with all of my heart and the people!

Lovely place to visit fill like stay there but because of the work had to come back

Wow i love it

Perpefct nature,.

Nice good looking

The biggest island in Fiji

It's warm and the scenery is nice....Some places are very green whereas the Western side is always dry,,humid,,and not very green like the eastern part of the main island but it's beautiful...

Viti Levu is the biggest and most populated Island in the Fiji Islands. It's also host to the country's only two cities the capital Suva to the East and Lautoka in the West. It's also home to the country's only international Airport and Port in Nadi and Lautoka respectively. In terms of weather there are two decidedly different climate types. The East is usually rainy and/or cloudy and the West is sunnier and drier. Due to climatic conditions the Western portion of Viti Levu is Fijis tourism hub and is home to the world renowned Coral Coast an almost 140km stretch of coastline with myriads of international hotels, motels, inns, cabins beginning at the Pearl Pacific Hotel near Pacific Harbor in the Province of Serua to the Marriott Momi Bay Resort near the borders of the Nadroga Province. There is also the world famous Denarau Island and its plethora of world famous tourist brands as the Hilton, Sofitel, Sheraton, it also hosts the main port connecting to the hotels in the sandy and sun drenched Mamanucas Islands and the Yasawas to the main land. The East besides playing host as the country's administrative and political capital Suva, is also the seat of Fijis government, the Parliament, the Museum, headquarters of the Fiji Military,Police, Fire Authority, Corrections Services etc,is Fijis Sports hub, houses international organizations bases as the UN, EU, ADB, WHO etc the various Emabassies and High Commisions etc; and regional bodies as Pacific Islands Forum, University of the South Pacific, Pacific Theological College etc. That briefly is a summary of Viti Levu.