The untouched islands of Fiji’s Yasawa archipelago are the most archetypal of the classic South Pacific paradise. Remote, unspoiled and strung out like green beads amongst pristine reefs, these islands make essential viewing.

Fiji's largest island, Viti Levu, is home to Nadi International Airport on the island's west coast, and is where visitors will undoubtedly spend some time at the start or end of their time in Fiji.

Some of Fiji's idyllic outer islands have let the world into their secret and now offer unspoiled island experiences to rival anywhere in the world.

Fiji's remote north is home to the second largest island, Vanua Levu, as well as beautiful Taveuni and several smaller islands. This undiscovered region is a paradise for adventurers and divers.

A string of sun-drenched islands fringed with white sand beaches and turquoise lagoons, located north-west of Viti Levu and easily accessible from Fiji's gateway, Nadi.