Fiji

A roughly 80-kilometre stretch of shoreline on the southern coast of Viti Levu, centred on the village of Korotogo, named for the coral reef platform that defines the swimming and snorkelling conditions along the coast.

A private botanical garden in the Sabeto Valley near Nadi, famous for its collection of over 2,000 orchid varieties and other tropical plants set against a backdrop of dramatic valley and mountain scenery.

Fiji's self-described adventure capital, a small resort town on the Coral Coast of southern Viti Levu, offering shark diving in Beqa Lagoon, white-water rafting, zip-lining, skydiving and jungle zip-line courses.

Fiji's first UNESCO World Heritage Site, a landscape of windblown sand dunes on the Coral Coast of western Viti Levu, preserving archaeological deposits and coastal dune ecosystems.

Fiji's capital and largest city, set on a hilly peninsula in the southeast of Viti Levu, with a deep harbour, colonial civic architecture and a lively municipal market at its heart.

Fiji's third-largest island, located near the eastern edge of the Fiji group close to the International Date Line, known for its volcanic mountains, waterfalls, rich biodiversity and traditional villages within Bouma National Heritage Park.