Fiji has an unspoiled, unique environment of extreme beauty and tranquility. Fiji is a nature lovers delight. It awaits your discovery.

The Fiji Islands in the South Pacific are an archipelago of over 330 islands packed with attractions that can be found no where else and offers a unique experiential opportunity for the visitor.

Fiji is still very much untouched by the outside world and in places, life has changed very little for centuries. The range of memorable experiences available is so diverse that it is possible to discover virgin grasslands and tropical rainforests unscarred by logging or mining as well as marvel at the exotic customs of the Fijian, Indian, Chinese, Rotuman and other cultures that have made Fiji their home. You can explore the ruins of a fascinating pre-European war hill fortification, or wander through a colonial town that has changed little in over 150 years and soak up the history that surrounds you. There is much to do and see for those who want to come and experience the real Fiji, it’s beauty, culture and people.

Kula Eco Park - Kula is located on Queens Road, opposite the Outrigger Reef Resort east of Sigatoka town. Being Fiji's only wildlife park, Kula is the breeding center for Fiji's endangered species. The park provides free Environmental Hands-on Education to Fiji's children. Visitors can spend hours observing parrots, lories, falcons, hawks, fruit bats, snakes, iguana and marine life plus learn of Fiji's flora and fauna in near natural settings. Wander the rain forest or explore the bush walk.

Orchid Island Fijian Cultural Centre - Welcome to Fiji and wherever you are, just head straight for the experience of your lifetime at the Old World on Orchid Island. A human-scale historical adventure awaits you .... a fascinating showcase of flora, fauna, crafts, customs and ancient rituals kept alive for those who thirst for knowledge, or come in search of an experience entirely different in its uniqueness. Orchid Island, a natural river formation, has been cultivated into a realistic microcosm of Fiji. To greet you as you enter the island there is the "Bure Kalou", the 50ft high pagan temple staring down in mute silence with its majestic shell decorated posts rising to an impressive peak. This remarkable reproduction emulates those ancient places where Fijians dedicated human sacrifices, often enemies, to their ancestral spirits.

The Orchid Tour - A visit to Nadi would not be complete without a visit to the famous Gardens of the Sleeping Giants. Founded by Raymond Burr in 1985 this garden is enclosed in a natural bush setting with acres of exotic orchids, native trees and beautiful ponds. You then take a step back in time with a visit to Viseisei Fijian Village, where the first Fijans landed 3,000 years ago. Witness the early Fijian life and view a range of authentic Fijian handicrafts. Next, on to Nadi town with time to explore the markets, and main street shops and handicrafts outlets. Half day tours operate Monday to Saturday.