Honeymoon in Fiji

Honeymooners looking to find a Fiji island to call your own, choose the Yasawa Islands. Less crowded than the main islands, they are just as welcoming and utterly stunning. The famous 80's movie "Blue Lagoon" was actually filmed on one of them. The main activities are kayaking, discovering the impressive Sawa-i-Lau caves or swimming with the dolphins.

It's probably the most accessible of the Fiji Islands, since the capital Suva is situated there. Despite that, it has preserved its natural charm and it's home to the Kula Eco Park where you'll meet endangered iguanas. Take your paramour's hand and explore all the natural wonders of Viti Levu, from bold mountains covered in lush vegetation to the clear-blue waters and stunning beaches.

Part of the Mamanuca Islands, the Tokoriki Island Resort is one of the most beautiful in all of Fiji. This exotic gem is a preferred place for couples who look to reconnect and indulge in relaxing, pampering activities together. The spa treatments available will make you feel divine and there's always the option to have dinner on the beach, just the two of you and the sea.

Your love will get its own tranquil exotic playground on these fantastic islands. Home to the Great Astrolabe Reef, Earth's fourth-largest barrier reef, these islands display amazing natural wonders on land as well. The jungle area, for example, is rich in fauna, while the volcanic landscape makes for a scenic backdrop to your honeymoon photos.

It's one of Fiji's best-kept secrets and luckily it seems to stay that way. This tiny island is a slice of paradise with clear blue waters, white beaches, and indigenous lifestyle. Snorkeling, kayaking, going fishing or even "reef golf", during the low tide, are some of the preferred island activities.

Nature rules these islands and there is much to explore. The Wasali Nature Reserve boasts fantastic hiking trails meandering through unspoiled rainforests, with spectacular waterfalls and lookout points towering over the canopy. Diving lovers can explore the marine world at spots like the Rainbow Reef, owing its name to the spectacular soft coral hues, and the Namena Marine Reserve.