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Visit Fiji’s Coral Coast

Running between Nadi and Suva, the Coral Coast is 50 miles of sandy beaches, relaxed little villages and secluded bays. Parallel to the coast road is a lengthy bank of colourful coral in the South Pacific, giving the area its name. While the beaches are very pretty, they are not the region’s primary draw. Instead, you’ll want to make your way to the Coral Coast to explore its rolling green hills inland.

Here you’ll find the Tavuni Hill Fort, the vast Sigatoka Sand Dunes and the scenic river-threaded Namosi Highlands. There are also many little villages where you can stop for a refreshing drink and browse locally-made pottery and handicrafts, displayed proudly by the welcoming locals. While the Coral Coast has been affected by Fiji’s ever-growing popularity as a tourism destination, it still holds that authentic flavour of Fijian island life, so staying along the Coral Coast is one of the best ways to find the real Fiji.

Where to Stay on the Coral Coast

Whether you’re looking for a top-notch all-inclusive resort with stunning ocean views from your suite, or a budget hotel with an easy-going vibe, there is plenty of accommodation on the Coral Coast to suit every need. Hire a car to discover the area, or just take the local bus to get around. Catching it couldn’t be easier – just flag the driver down whenever you need a ride.

Coral Coast Highlights

The only wildlife park in Fiji, Kula Eco Park is the place to go to catch sight of shy crested iguanas, or peregrine falcons. Wandering between the cool, lush trees in the park is an ideal way to beat the heat. Enjoy a stroll across the miles of patchwork fields that give the valley its nickname Fiji’s Salad Bowl. And the stunning views over the Sigatoka Valley are a just reward for anyone with the nerve to take the steep journey past Nakabuta.

Dive the Coral Coast

Enjoy some of Fiji’s best diving at the Beqa Lagoon on the Coral Coast, just under an hour from Suva. Explore a sunken wreck, a vibrant reef, or if even swim with the sharks before retiring to relax in the safety of your Coral Coast hotel.