Viti Levu is the main island in Fiji and also home to the capital, Suva, and the international airport at Nadi. Spend some time in the city and relax at one of the beautiful beaches. The Garden of the Sleeping Giant is filled with orchids and is sure to be a splendid night.

Suva is a 3-hour picturesque drive from Nadi. Once in Suva you can relax and later enjoy shopping for the local handicraft items. The Fiji Museum in Suva is the main draw and it details the historic facts about Fiji. The museum is located in the center of the Botanical Gardens.

The Mamanuca Islands is quite popular among holidaymakers. It is a collection of small coral islands and wonderful beach resorts. There are several opportunities of diving and snorkeling that visitors can enjoy on these islands. Backpackers can have fun at the Yasawa Islands. It is home to traditional fishing villages and also has some remote beaches.

Kadavu Island south of Viti Levu is a characteristic Fijian island one of the best places for scuba divers. The Astrolabe Reef is the focal point of attraction. Visitors who wish to enjoy some adrenalin-rush can opt for whitewater rafting on the Upper Navua River. Throughout Fiji there are numerous adventurous hiking trails.

Nadi and Suva have a range of shops and boutiques to cater to the needs of visitors. Local handicrafts, souvenirs, clothes and electronic items are some items that travelers can buy in the country.

Muslims comprise a small population in Fiji. In the capital city of Suva visitors can find a number of masaajid. Some of these masaajid include the Al Haq Masjid, Jam`eeyah Ahl-il-Hadeeth Masjid and the Nadera Jame Majsid. Few other cities also have small prayer rooms and masaajid. Visitors will have to inquire from locals to identify the smaller prayer rooms.

The Halal restaurants in Fiji need to carry a certification from the Fiji Muslim League. There are a few halal restaurants in Suva that serve mainly Indian cuisine. The Mc Donald's outlets on Queens Road in Suva and in the one in Nasinu are Halal certified. Visitors can also enquire with locals about other Halal diners. Seafood is widely available and is a favorite among locals. Muslim visitors in Fiji should always inquire about a product's or restaurant's Halal certification - if they are unaware of how to find Halal food, they could obtain information from the nearest mosque or from the locals.

Fiji has a decent public transport system; there are several buses, private and shared taxis that ply visitors. Bicycles have also become a lot popular among visitors who wish to enjoy traveling on their own. There are cruises that take visitors from one island to another and operate frequently.