Fiji: Loving This Free and Passionate World

When choosing a hotel on the outer islands of Fiji, you need to consider the location, facilities and services, budget, and travel needs. Location and Transportation Convenience Outer island hotels are generally divided into the Mamanuca Islands near the main island (easy to get to, suitable for short stays) and the more remote Yasawa Islands (more pristine and tranquil, accessible by seaplane or speedboat). Prioritize confirming the mode of transportation and travel time between the island where the hotel is located and the main island. Accommodation Types and Features Resort Type: Offers all-inclusive services (such as dining and diving courses), suitable for families or honeymoons, such as the overwater bungalows at Likuliku Lagoon Resort Eco-Lodges: Emphasize sustainability, with simple facilities but close to nature, such as Yasawa Island Resort Backpacker Hostels: Budget-friendly, suitable for socializing, commonly found along the beach Activities and Supporting Services For hotels with rich diving and snorkeling resources (such as near the Great Astrolabe Reef), you need to confirm equipment rental and tour guide qualifications. Some high-end hotels include private beaches or spas, which need to be booked in advance. Budget and Seasonal Impact Prices rise by 30%–50% during the peak season (May–October), and some hotels offer off-season packages (including transportation). Note additional fees such as environmental tax and extra bed fees for children. Dining and Special Needs Outer islands have high material transportation costs, so all-inclusive dining is more economical. If you have dietary restrictions (such as vegetarian or allergies), you need to confirm menu flexibility with the hotel in advance.