Walking Nadi Beach Waterfront and Sofitel Resort, Fiji Islands. Relaxing Holiday Feeling.

Day #67 of #worldtravel as #family : After some stunning but exhausting #familytravel in New Zealand, with our last stop in Auckland after having been to Queenstown on South Island, we have made it to Fiji to take a breather and spend some sunny holiday time some nice resorts. Why is Nadi famous: Known for its amazing beaches, clear waters, palm trees, very friendly locals, and relaxed atmosphere, Nadi is a must-visit destination. Located on the west coast of Viti Levu in Fiji, it is one of the country's largest cities and a great tourist hub.
The Nadi region has Fiji's highest concentration of hotels and motels. With its large Indo-Fijian population, Nadi is a centre for Hinduism in Fiji. It has the largest Hindu temple in the Southern hemisphere, and is a site for pilgrims called Sri Siva Subramaniya temple.
Best things to do in Nadi:
Take part in a Kava drinking ceremony
Try Fiji’s national drink in a traditional ceremony with the locals.
, you’ll probably be offered to join a . Locally known as yaqona, it’s made with powdered root of a kava plant and mixed with water. It has a slightly bitter taste with a numbing effect. Before going to the ceremony, make sure you don’t come empty handed and get some kava from the market as an offering. It’s one of the most quintessential experiences in Nadi, Fiji!
2. See the corals and the fish underwater -
There’s nothing quite like the azure waters of Fiji.
On the southwest of the Fiji map lies , where there’s nothing but white sand and crystal blue waters as far as the eye can see. You can take advantage of the untouched water by going snorkelling. Right off the coast, you’ll find all kinds of fish swimming by the reef!
3. Have a splash at the Waitavala Water Slide
Try your hand at sliding down the cascading falls at Waitavala.
Channel your inner kid and go gliding down the rocks of the , a natural water slide,before making a splash at the river in the bottom.But make sure to brace yourself with the bumpy and slippery rocks and test the water first before you try standing in the middle. You can find the popular watering hole by going for a short hike through the jungle and climbing some rocks.
4. Take a stroll through the Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park - $6
Remember to slop on some sunscreen before spending time at sunny Sigatoka
Fiji’s Nadi is blessed with incredible natural gems and is definitely one of them! The UNESCO World Heritage site forms a postcard-worthy sight thanks to the endless views of soft, pale sand. Beyond the beauty, it’s also an important historical area, where pottery shards and stone tools from thousands of years ago have been uncovered.
5. Explore the Fiji Culture Village - $14
Watch a live fire dancing show at the Fiji Culture Village.
Combine art and culture on a trip to the . Boasting huts that showcase handmade local products, it’s a great way to learn about the country’s rich heritage. If you’re staying through the evening, make sure to catch the live fire dancing show for a truly fiery experience.
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