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Follow the escapades of filmmaker Chas Bruns as he travels the world in search of the cheapest tours, food, hotels, hostels and transportation. If you're living on a budget, Chas can show you how to travel for pennies on the dollar. Chas will show you where to go sky diving, waterfall hiking, shark diving and more!

The pilot episode takes Chas to Fiji, where he explores the cities of Nadi and Suva, rates The Beach House Hostel, The Warwick Hotel and The Whales Tale Day Cruise of out Port Denarau. He also travels to The Yasawa Island Chain, The Mamanuca Island Chain and explores the Coral View, Koroveau, Kuata and Beachcomber Island Resorts. If you're considering traveling to Fiji, you can't miss this.

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MAGICAL VIEWS IN SUVA, FIJI

Today we arrived in Suva! There wasn't any nearby beaches as the beaches are closer to the West side of Fiji however we had a chance to walk around and explore the many markets that the Capital of Fiji had to offer!
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Fidschi: Erste Impressionen von White Sandy Beach

Wir haben Naqalia Lodge verlassen und sind zum White Sandy Beach Resort gekommen. Noch war alles etwas anders und ich hatte mich noch nicht richtig eingelebt (was später aber der Fall war).

Travel Vlog Exploring Nadi Town in Fiji

My Travel Vlog about Nadi, a city on Fiji's main island. The South Pacific country's main transportation hub and there is more to do. You can go to the Market, near the Bus station, explore the Souvenir Shops or go to the Temple. The Sri Siva Subramaniya Swami, the Hindu temple is the biggest in the South Pacific Region.

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Beautiful Waterfall and Zip Lining!!! Lautoka, Fiji

In Lautoka, we hiked up to a waterfall and got to swim. This waterfall was a gem, video and pictures don't do full justice. Then we got to go zip lining... in the rain, can't break our spirits.

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Fiji Nandi and Singatoka

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While the details of human history in the South Pacific
remain shrouded in mystery, its widely believed that
the first Polynesians settlements were in Fiji.
Of the more than 320 islands in the Fijian archipelago
only a third are inhabited today. The two largest islands
are Viti Levu and Vanua Levu -- the third largest
is Taveuni.
Lush forests of tall timber crown the highlands here,
and the alluvial plains of volcanic soil and
limestone create the fertile land for which the
South Sea islands are legendary. The interior of Fiji
is no exception.
Nandi, Fiji
The town of Nandi, on the southwest coast, is the transportation hub
for much of the South Pacific. Its international airport
has made the town of Nadi a duty free shopper's haven
for the many visitors stopping over
on their journeys to more remote destinations.
Once a sleepy agricultural outpost, today Nandi is a growing
commercial center and home to a colorful, bustling community.
In Nandi's lively marketplace farmers
display exotic fruits and farm fresh vegetables
from the nearby Singatoka valley.
The town of Singatoka, located near the mouth of the Singatoka River
is the vegetable basket of the island. Here, rich soils,
abundant water, and favorable climate combine to produce
enough fresh vegetables to supply most of the island's needs.

From the Singatoka Valley, the Queen's Road,
Vita Levu's only paved thoroughfare- continues along the
southern shore of the island past the Coral Coast
on its way to the capital city of Suva.
The coral coast is Fiji's most famous holiday retreat.
Here miles of sandy beaches
and gentle ocean waters offer a luxurious playground to visitors
from around the world. While many spend their days soaking up the
sun, the more adventurous head into the rugged interior
aboard four-wheel-drive busses, or on horseback.

Drive from Nadi Fiji Airport to Martintar - Feb 2017

Driving through Airport Road to Roundabout, through Namaka and into Martintar on Feb. 28th, 2017

Top10 Recommended Hotels in Nadi, Viti Levu, Fiji

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Top10 Recommended Hotels in Nadi, Viti Levu, Fiji: 1. Fiji Gateway Hotel ****
2. Tokatoka Resort Hotel ***
3. Naisoso Island Resort Villas ****
4. Tropic Of Capricorn **
5. DoubleTree by Hilton Fiji - Sonaisali Island ****
6. Oasis Palms ***
7. Aquarius On The Beach ***
8. Club Fiji Resort ***
9. Bamboo Backpackers **
10. Tanoa International Hotel ****

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1. Queens Road, Nadi Nadi, Fiji, From € 87
Offering free airport transfers, Fiji Gateway Hotel is located directly opposite Nadi International Airport. Guests have a choice of 2 restaurants, a bar and 2 swimming pools.
2. Nadi Airport, 9305 Nadi, Fiji, From € 70
Located amongst tropical landscaped gardens opposite Nadi International Airport, Tokatoka Resort Hotel Nadi offers free transfers to and from Nadi Airport. All rooms have a private terrace or balcony.
3. Coral Bay Drive, 0000 Nadi, Fiji, From € 1,023
Offering luxurious modern villas with a private pool and free Wi-Fi, Naisoso Island Resort Villas are just 60 m from a private white sand beach. Guests enjoy a tour desk and panoramic views of the Mamanuca Islands or Sleeping Giant Mountain. The property is just 15 minutes' drive from Nadi.
4. 11 Wasawasa Rd, Nadi, Fiji, From € 9
Located on the beachfront, Tropic of Capricorn offers free WiFi and a free airport shuttle from Nadi International Airport, 10 minutes' drive away. The property boasts panoramic sea views of Mamanuca Islands and the Denarau Marina.
5. Sonaisali Island Resort, 0000 Nadi, Fiji, From € 157
The renovated DoubleTree Resort by Hilton Fiji is situated on the Coral Coast, which is the 80 km stretch of beach between Nadi and Suva. All beachfront rooms offer stunning ocean views. It is a 3-minute boat ride from the main island of Viti Levu and a 25-minute drive from Nadi International Airport
6. Wailoaloa Beach Road, 1040 Nadi, Fiji, From € 24
This property is a 6-minute walk from the beach. Oasis Palms offers affordable accommodation only 5 minutes' walk to the beach and just 10 minutes’ drive from Nadi International Airport. It offers an outdoor saltwater swimming pool. Free WiFi is available in all areas.
7. 17 Wasawasa Road, 00000 Nadi, Fiji, From € 20
This property is 1 minute walk from the beach. Aquarius On The Beach offers private accommodation alongside Wailoaloa Beach. It offers free hot breakfast, massage services and an outdoor pool with sun lounges.
8. Wailoaloa Beach, 0000 Nadi, Fiji, From € 58
On the beach front in a secluded cove, Club Fiji Resort features bungalows and villas, only 4 km from Nadi Town. Each has a private porch, and most have ocean views.
9. 33 Newtown Beach, Nadi Bay, 00679 Nadi, Fiji, From € 7
This property is 1 minute walk from the beach. Just a minutes' walk from Wailoaloa Beach, Bamboo Backpackers features free WiFi, free 24/7 airport pickup and kava parties each evening. All rooms include lovely garden views and free linen.
10. Votualevu Road, Nadi, Fiji, From € 89
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A Trip to Fiji 2014

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Fiji Travel | Half of Fijians are Indian descent | Bula!

Welcome to my channel and this week’s video is about Fiji Travel, Half of Fijians are Indian descent, Bula!

Fiji is a collection of volcanic islands spanning 1,600 kilometers in the South Pacific Ocean. The country is viewed as a far-off and exotic getaway, and rightly so.
There are two main islands, Viti Levu and Vanua Levu, and nearly 900 smaller islands and inlets. If you’re looking for privacy, chances are you’re sure to find a secluded spot somewhere in the country.
Contrary to popular belief, a vacation here doesn’t need to break the bank. Yes, there are pricey resorts but there are also budget guesthouses. Inexpensive accommodation and food, combined with the fact most Pacific flights include a stopover here, makes the islands an affordable and easy place to visit.
This guide can help you plan your trip so you don’t skip it like most people do. Fiji is the best budget choice in the Pacific!

In this Fiji Travel Vlog 2020, I will explain you about How to Travel to Fiji? Tips for Fiji travel budget, Fiji top attractions, Things to see and do in Fiji. Best places to visit in Fiji.
This is Fiji Travel reviews for your future Fiji Vacation planning.
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Things to See and Do in Fiji and Best Places to visit in Fiji:

• Explore the Mamanucas
• Explore Suva Capital of Fiji
• See the Fiji Museum
• Visit the Yasawa Islands
• Snorkeling or go diving to Astrolabe Reef, Beqa Lagoon, and Rainbow Reef.
• Hike Bouma National Heritage Park
• Go to Lautoka
• Do whitewater rafting
• Visit the old capital of Levuka
• Go surfing
• Visit the Garden of the Sleeping Giant
• Golf at The Pearl
• Drink kava
• Hike Colo-i-Suva Forest Park
• Sri Siva Subbramaniya Swami Temple

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Fiji (/ˈfiːdʒi/ (About this soundlisten) FEE-jee; Fijian: Viti [ˈβitʃi]; Fiji Hindi: फ़िजी, Fijī), officially the Republic of Fiji (Fijian: Matanitu Tugalala o Viti; Fiji Hindi: फ़िजी गणराज्य, Fijī Gaṇarājya), is an island country in Melanesia, part of Oceania in the South Pacific Ocean about 1,100 nautical miles (2,000 km; 1,300 mi) northeast of New Zealand's North Island. Its closest neighbours are Vanuatu to the west, New Caledonia to the southwest, New Zealand's Kermadec Islands to the southeast, Tonga to the east, the Samoas and France's Wallis and Futuna to the northeast, and Tuvalu to the north.
Fiji consists of an archipelago of more than 330 islands—of which 110 are permanently inhabited—and more than 500 islets, amounting to a total land area of about 18,300 square kilometres (7,100 sq mi).
The most outlying island is Ono-i-Lau. The two major islands, Viti Levu and Vanua Levu, account for 87% of the total population of 883,483. The capital, Suva, on Viti Levu, serves as the country's principal cruise-ship port.About three-quarters of Fijians live on Viti Levu's coasts, either in Suva or in smaller urban centres such as Nadi—where tourism is the major local industry—or Lautoka, where the sugar-cane industry is paramount. Due to its terrain, the interior of Viti Levu is sparsely inhabited.

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CAN'T BELIEVE THIS HAPPENED ON MY FIRST DAY IN FIJI!!! (253 | Fiji Travel Vlog)

20 April 2019 - Yasawa Islands | VLOG 253

Fiji, the very first country I travelled to exactly 10 years ago! ???????? Things were a lot different then, we stayed in our Sheraton Resort Villa, did day trips where we all snorkelled in our life jackets and white water rafted through the jungles of the mainland.

And now I’m back! Back to venture out into the islands with Mav and do the diving, the treks and watch the sunrises and sunsets that I missed out on the first time!! ???????? Been hanging for a island adventure for a long time now and certainly glad I ended up here for Easter 2019!!

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Visiting Fiji on a shoestring

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With its white sand beaches, tropical climate and relaxed pace, Fiji has rightfully earned a reputation as a South Pacific paradise.
But while most tourist activities come with a price tag, there are plenty of things for adventurous travellers to do and see for free.
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Think Fiji and the image that comes to mind is sun, sea and long white sandy beaches, but it's the friendliness of the people that makes travelling in these islands a real delight.
Tourists quickly learn the ubiquitous word bula (pronounced boolah) which means hello and is usually accompanied with a broad smile.
And while on average a hotel room will cost between $100 and $400 per night there are also plenty of interesting sights on the island that come for free.
At the local produce markets, you can pick up tropical fruits and vegetables for a bargain: five mangoes will cost you about $1.
Nadi Municipal Market has tables laden with ginger, coconuts, mangoes and jackfruit.
First we cut it. And peel them, says a jackfruit vendor. On the board we make it in small pieces. Then we make the curry. With onion, garlic, chili, we cook it. And put some, you like, (inaudible), masala, curry powder, and cook it, until it is cooked. Then it is now ready and you can eat with the roti.
There are also lots of stands selling kava, a plant from the pepper family which is native to the Pacific.
Fijians use kava powder to make an intoxicating beverage which is drunk in ceremonies throughout the islands and even by a few people in this market.
Ah drink, yeah. Drink. This is powdered kava, this one here. This is for the drink. Mix, then drink explains this man.
If you do decide to try it, drink it in moderation.
In 2002 the Food and Drug Administration of the United States warned that kava may be linked to serious liver injury.
Fiji's capital city Suva has a similar municipal market that also sells fruit, vegetables and fish.
Viseisei village near Lautoka is one of the oldest in Fiji, home to some of the first Melanesian settlers.
It's also where some of Fiji's leaders have lived and it has hosted dignitaries including the UK's Prince Charles.
You'll get a sense of village life and see things like a traditional chief's hut and ceremonial drums.
Visitors can walk into the village at the north end or pay 5 Fijian dollars ($3) at the south end and have someone show you around.
In the centre of the village is a Methodist church, an important institution to many in Fiji.
There's also a monument of a neck-breaker club, used in past times by Fijian cannibals.
The club is laying down with a cross on top, signifying that this way of life has come to an end, as tour guide Kelepi Kaibau explains: Behind me is a traditional burial ground, or the monument, to the traditional warriors of our chief and, as you can see, on top lays a big replica of a war club. The war club. And it signifies that our ancestors used to be cannibals, and that it was one of their main weapons. It's called the neck-breaker, that's what they used to apply at the enemy's neck to break him to death. And now it's laying down and the cross standing on it, it means no more cannibalism. So it was through Christianity that stopped cannibalism in Fiji today.
A word on dress code though, avoid wearing bikinis or other skimpy clothes, which are considered disrespectful in this setting.
A fringe of coconut trees gives way to the gorgeous, pristine Pacific Harbour beach with a gentle arc.
It's the perfect place for a swim in placid waters that are as warm as a bath.
Only some parts of the beach are publicly accessible, and so it pays to keep an eye open for signs or to ask locals.
Natadola Beach is stunning in different ways to Pacific Harbour.


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Savusavu - Fiji’s best kept Secret!

Home to luscious rainforest and magical hidden waterfalls, the world’s rare exotic pearls and the world’s best snorkelling sites.
Discover this hidden Paradise of Fiji – Savusavu, with our Brand Ambassador Ileana D’Cruz!
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FIJI TRIP 2017

Strategic Marketing Film 2: My trip to Fiji

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SAVU SABU TOWN VITI LEVU IN FIJI| TOUR IN FIJI and J. HUNTER PEARLS

We went to Savusavu town to visit the J. Hunter Pearls, Viti Levu island in Fiji. It is very beautiful, exotic and rare design of pearls you can find in their shop.

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Natandola Beach Fiji

Natadola Beach, located on Fiji's main island of Viti Levu, is the most beautiful white-sand beach in Fiji.

Snorkeling in Fiji HD

This is some footage I took in a recent trip to Fiji at the Blue Lagoon in the Yasawa Islands.

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