Fiji

The archipelago of Fiji is a well known holiday destination, famous among sun worshippers for the warm azure waters, powdery white sand beaches, languid pace and welcoming culture of its islands.

Stretched out to the northwest of Fiji's main island is a stunning group of small volcanic islands - the Yasawas. Unspoiled, uncrowded, sparsely populated and spectacular, with no big resorts, shops or roads, the Yasawa Islands are something out of a tropical fantasy.

With their palm-studded white sand beaches, rugged jungle-clad hills and placid turquoise waters teeming with coral reefs, the Yasawas are superbly suited to kayaking adventures. Join us for an unforgettable journey as we kayak between the secluded islands of this spectacular archipelago!

Paddle between the remote islands of the northern Yasawas on modern expedition-style kayaks, through crystal clear waters filled with corals and colourful sea life; stopping frequently to swim, snorkel and picnic on the powdery white sands of deserted beaches. Camp on a new beautiful island each night, and engage with Fijian culture, history and tradition as you meet famously friendly locals in small island villages.

Take a look at our unique Yasawa sea kayak adventures and join us as we explore this incredible chain of islands!

Enjoying the warm sunshine while relaxing on the beaches of Vawa Island  | Kylie Turner

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Discover palm-studded white sand beaches, rugged jungle-clad hills and placid turquoise waters teeming with coral reefs on our spectacular Yasawa Islands kayak adventure

Paddle between the remote islands of the northern Yasawas on modern expedition-style kayaks, through crystal clear waters filled with corals and colourful sea life

Swim, snorkel and picnic on the powdery white sands of deserted beaches and camp out on a new beautiful island each night

Engage with Fijian culture, history and tradition as you meet famously friendly locals in remote island villages

Locals Yasawa Islands&#160;-&#160;<i>Photo:&#160;Al Bakker</i>

Generally you will experience a mild tropical climate from May to November. Nights will be cool, perhaps 16-20oC, with some spells of cloudy weather and rain. The days are generally hot and dry, with humidity increasing in October and November. The Trade Winds blow from May to November (light to moderate winds from the east and south-east).

Yasawa Kayak group&#160;-&#160;<i>Photo:&#160;Louise Southerden</i>

Fiji is +12 hours ahead of GMT/UTC

English (official), Fijian (official), Hindustani

Fijian Dollar

There are ATM machines at the airport and in the main centres, and there is a 24hr bank at the airport. This is the most efficient way of obtaining Fijian Dollars

Credit cards are accepted in larger stores or hotels, but do not rely on being able to use them everywhere.

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Electricity in Fiji is 240 Volts, at 50 hertz. The most common pin type is I. (Aust - 3 flat prong).

Type I plug

Electricity in Fiji is 240 Volts, at 50 hertz. The most common pin type is I. (Aust - 3 flat prong).

Type I plug

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