Matamanoa Island

Suva, the national capital, is situated roughly 95 miles (153 kilometers) to the east of Matamanoa Island, while Nadi is 25 miles (40 kilometers) to the southeast.

Visitors commonly use Matamanoa Island as a springboard for further explorations. This much-loved region is home to an abundance of interesting cities, attractions and landscapes. Sonaisali Island and Momi are two other places worth checking out while you're in Fiji.

Get outdoors and make a tour of Fiji's fascinating open-air markets. Discover moments of transcendence at Fiji's temples.

If the weather is fine while you are here, discover Fiji's watery side. Fishing and spearfishing are just two of the well-established watersports here. There are heaps of thrilling adventures to be had in the area around Fiji. Try hiking or horse riding to get your adrenaline pumping.

For lots of travellers, visiting new places is as much about the culinary landscape as it is about taking photos of tourist attractions so make sure to try the local specialties in the area's restaurants. Sweet potato and also coconut are often used in dishes here. Of course, no vacation in this region would be finished without ordering a kokodo (marinated raw fish) or palusami (steamed meat with coconut and taro leaves). Mixed rootcrops dessert, is the perfect way to wrap up your meal. If you'd like to unwind with a quality brew, try some Fiji Taki Beer. It is a popular drink in Fiji. Order a glass of Bounty White Rum. This is a common spirit in the area. Those who never drink alcohol will can order fresh tropical fruit juice, a beloved drink in Fiji.

You'll never want to say "Ni sa moce" (farewell) to this magnetic place.