During the day, climb up to the top of Mount Tamasua and venture through giant succulents and lush scenery all the way to the peak. Dip into the hidden underwater tunnel of the Sawa-i-Lau caves in the Yasawa Islands where the movie Blue Lagoon was filmed. Next, surf across the balmy waters around Namotu and Tavanua and watch the famous breaks of Fiji’s outer reef.

Looking for excitement? Challenge yourself with the longest zip-line in the South Pacific or explore the cannibal cave. Jump on a quad bike for a nerve-wracking ride through Nadi’s back road, past Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple, the biggest Hindu Temple in the Southern Hemisphere. Venture through mud puddles, cane fields, pine forests and mountain plateaus overlooking the Mamanuca Islands.

Although it is amazing to see Fiji from the ground and from the ocean, the views of the Fiji from above are unbeatable. Hop onto a thrilling seaplane where you can experience a stunning bird’s-eye view of the turquoise reefs and lush islands.

Lastly, visit the Namaka Market where you can find colorful stacks of tropical fruits and vegetables.

If you love cooking and enjoy food as much as I do, I would suggest a hands-on cooking experience to learn the techniques, secrets, and traditions of creating delicious Fijian and Indian dishes at home.

Before the sun sets, board an enchanting and romantic cruise to enjoy dinner with spectacular views or choose to relax and indulge in a fresh seafood meal under the stars at a private waterfront cabana.