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Fiji’s Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best time of year to visit Fiji?
The best time to visit Fiji is from May to September, when the weather is cooler, drier and less humid - ideal for beach days and outdoor activities.
For fewer crowds and better deals, consider February to April, though it’s warmer with occasional rain.
Peak travel times for Kiwis include July and September/October school holidays, so book 7 to 10 months ahead to secure the best options.
How long should I spend in Fiji?
Most New Zealand travellers spend 5 to 7 nights in Fiji for a relaxing island break.
If you want to combine mainland Fiji with island hopping (Mamanucas or Yasawas), 7 to 10 nights is ideal.
Where to go on holiday in Fiji?
Top places to consider:
- Coral Coast boasts family-friendly resorts and great snorkelling
- Denarau Island offers easy access, luxury resorts and is a great base for exploring
- Mamanuca Islands are postcard beaches with epic water sports experiences
- Yasawa Islands are more remote with untouched beauty
- Savusavu and Taveuni are popular for diving, nature and going off the beaten track
Is Fiji a good holiday destination for New Zealanders?
Yes, Fiji is one of the easiest tropical getaways for Kiwis with direct flights from Auckland, short travel times (approximately 3 hours), no major time difference and year-round warm weather.
How to find the best holiday package to Fiji?
Speak to your local House of Travel Fiji specialist or check out our latest Fiji deals. We’ll help you:
- Book flight and hotel packages for savings
- Travel outside peak NZ school holidays
- Look for bonus inclusions like - meals, transfers and kids stay free options
Is Fiji a great destination for a large group?
Yes, Fiji is perfect for group travel. It’s easy to find interconnecting hotel room and apartment options, private villas and resorts offering group packages with activities.
Do I need a visa for Fiji from NZ?
No, New Zealand passport holders do not need a visa for stays up to 4 months. Ensure you have a valid passport with 6 months’ validity from the return date, plus a return onward ticket. Stay up to date with visa requirements on Safe Travel.
Where to stay in Fiji?
The best place to stay depends on your travel style. A popular choice for families is Coral Coast, Denarau and Plantation Island. Couples commonly choose Tokoriki, Matamanoa and Yasawa Island resorts for an adults only vibe. If you’re a luxury traveller, Denarau or a private island resort might suit your travel style best, while adventure seekers - Taveuni or Savusavu are perfect for off-the-beaten-path style experiences.
Do I need travel insurance for Fiji?
Yes, travel insurance is strongly recommended. Make sure it covers medical expenses, water activities and adventure tours, and trip delays or cancellations.
Make sure it covers:
What should I pack for my trip to Fiji?
Pack light and tropical:
- Breathable clothing and swimwear
- Reef-safe sunscreen, hat and sunglasses
- Insect repellent
- Reef shoes for coral beaches
- Basic medications
If travelling to outer islands, discuss strict baggage limits on domestic flights with your Fiji travel expert.
What should I wear in Fiji?
Casual, lightweight clothing is ideal. When visiting villages, dress modestly, covering shoulders and knees. Remove hats and sunglasses as a sign of respect.
Can I take food and snacks to Fiji?
Yes, but you must declare all food items on arrival.
Pre-packaged snacks are usually allowed for personal use but check Fiji Biosecurity rules before travelling.
What currency is used in Fiji and should I bring cash?
Fiji uses the Fijian Dollar (FJD). Most resorts are cashless, but it’s useful to carry cash for small purchases, local markets, taxis and tips.
Is Fiji safe for travellers from New Zealand?
Fiji is generally very safe. Use common sense – keep valuables secure, use licensed taxis or transfers and follow water safety advice.
Do I need to hire a car to get around in Fiji?
No, most travellers don’t need a car.
Resorts offer transfers, and taxis and tours are easy to arrange.
A rental car is useful if you want to explore Viti Levu at your own pace.
How can I get around Fiji without a car?
Transport options include:
- Hotel transfers and taxis
- Bula Bus (Denarau resorts)
- Ferries and boats to outer islands
- Domestic flights for longer distances
Island hopping from Port Denarau is the easiest way to explore.
How much does a Fiji holiday cost from NZ?
Fiji caters to all budgets. You can expect meal costs to be between $15 to $40 NZD, transfers and tours do vary by island and accommodation ranges to suit your budget.
Your House of Travel Fiji specialist can help you find deals that offer the best value, especially with inclusions.
Where is the best place for diving in Fiji?
Top diving spots include:
- Rainbow Reef (Taveuni) boasts vibrant coral and unique marine life
- Great White Wall is an iconic soft coral dive
- Namena Marine Reserve offers pristine reefs
- Great Sea Reef (Savusavu) is one of the largest barrier reefs
What are the best things to do in Fiji?
While Fiji is the perfect place to lay on the beach and do nothing, we can also relate to the active relaxers. Experience kaleidoscopic snorkelling and diving, island hop from one sandbank to another and visit local villages for an authentic day-in-the-life. Popularly, book a river safari on the Sigatoka River or celebrate life at the iconic Malamala Beach Club.
What are some family-friendly activities in Fiji?
Fiji is perfect for families and most resorts offer kids’ clubs. Snorkelling and water sports are fun and safe activities for kids to experience. Kula Wild Adventure Park, cultural shows and village visits are also popular with families.
Can you drink tap water in Fiji?
Tap water is generally safe at major resorts, but bottled or filtered water is recommended - especially on outer islands.
Is tipping expected in Fiji?
Tipping is not expected in Fiji, but small tips or contributions to a resort staff fund are always appreciated.
What cultural etiquette should I be aware of in Fiji?
Respect local customs. Dress modestly in villages, remove your shoes before entering homes, participate respectfully in ceremonies and always greet everyone with a friendly Bula!
What apps should I use in Fiji?
Helpful apps include:
- Google Maps for navigation
- WhatsApp is widely used for bookings
- Airline and travel apps for itinerary updates
Chanel Gray
House of Travel Palmerston North: The Square
From a young age I dreamed of taking adventures and exploring the world, and my passion has continued to grow the more places I have visited.
I love sharing my knowledge and experience with clients, and helping them plan their dream trips.
I'm a passionate traveler & always look forward to planning the next trip, whether it's for my clients or myself.
So far I've visited over 33 countries & experienced many types of travel including independent, small group tours, coach touring & cruising.
Chanel
Shane Robertson
House of Travel Rotorua
“I haven’t been everywhere but it’s on my list” has pretty much been my life motto since I was 14. I sold a motorbike I’d outgrown and used the money to book myself, as an unaccompanied minor, on a flight to Australia to visit family, and I’ve never really stopped travelling since.
In my early 20s I did the classic European OE, and what I love most is how my travel style has evolved with each stage of life. I’ve backpacked, joined coach tours, sailed on luxury cruises and stayed in five star chateaus with two Michelin star restaurants. Now, with two young children, I’m genuinely excited about the next chapter: beach resorts with brilliant kids clubs, multi generational escapes and, of course, the Disneyland years.
I’ve travelled extensively through the South Pacific, Europe and Asia, and I’ve spent 17 years in the travel industry, most of that time working in product. That behind the scenes experience means I know how to sort the genuinely great options from the glossy brochure fluff, and how to build itineraries that flow well in real life, not just on paper.
As a consultant, I am especially passionate about the South Pacific, road trips and multi generational travel. I love finding those little “in between” moments that become the stories you tell for years, like taking the slow roads instead of highways or exploring a new neighbourhood while the washing is spinning at a local laundromat. My goal is to design journeys that feel personal, well considered and fun, with a little bit of something for everyone who is coming along.
If you are looking for someone who understands how travel changes as life does, from solo adventures to family holidays and everything in between, I would love to help you plan your next chapter.
Shane
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House of Travel Merivale
Nicci Smith
House of Travel Ellerslie
I really look forward to meeting and working with you.
Nicci
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