- At Six Senses Fiji, you can experience everything the archipelago has to offer — from its crystal clear waters and white sand beaches to authentic Fijian cuisine at...
- Two ethnicities share the islands: the Fijians as an oceanic people, and people who came from India during the twentieth century to cultivate the sugar canne by the...
- A partial circumcision is practiced, which is exceptional with the Melanesians, nor have these usually an elaborate political and social system like that of Fiji.
- ...wherever you go; a traditional Fijian welcome is a warm smile and a song, which are essentials in the Fijian hospitality that makes this archipelago so special.
- With over 330 islands, the beautiful Fijian archipelago boasts a thousand miles of pristine, palm-fringed beaches...
- Tonga ceded the Lau to Fiji when Fiji became part of the UK but the Tongan architecture, art and language are still represented in the Lau.
- ...and five small islands to the north, including Cikobia-i-Ra, which is about 10 km long and 2 km wide and is the northernmost island in the Fijian archipelago (Fig.
- With over 330 islands, the beautiful Fijian archipelago boasts a thousand miles of pristine, palm-fringed beaches...
- These local Fijian villagers are identical with their fellow mates of archipelago, cheerful, convivial, and warm-hearted.
- With a history spanning over three millennia, the islands are home to diverse heritage sites that reflect the evolution of Fijian society.