Fiji!

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Bula!, a word you hear many times a day in Fiji, means "hello" and is always pronounced with a smile. Fiji holidays are the experience of a lifetime and your chance to escape to a world without stress. Fiji is renowned for its stunning beaches, beautiful warm climate, and its unique relaxed island atmosphere. You won't be able to escape the friendliness of the Fijian people or the sheer natural beauty - swaying palms and warm, clear water.
The choices for Fiji Accommodation are huge. There are over 50 Fiji resorts and hotels spread over the 320+ islands that make up Fiji. Many resorts and Fiji hotels are located on the largest 2 islands of Fiji, Viti Levu and Vanua Levu while others are on smaller islands that may contain a small number of resorts or even a single resort.
The facilities available at Fiji resorts vary greatly. Some resorts boast Day Spas, fully equipped gyms, huge lagoon style pools and modern rooms with all the modern holiday accommodation conveniences while others are aimed at budget travellers or those desiring an escape from the modern way of life.
One of the reasons for Fiji's popularity as a holiday destination is the beautiful climate of this region. Temperatures are always between 26 to 31 degrees with the favoured time of year for travel from around April to October, those being the cooler months. There is always a cool tropical breeze and the water temperatures are always perfect. The wet season occurs from December to March and can bring heavy rain. Tropical cyclones have also been common in recent years around this time. 
Wanna visit Fiji for your next vacation? Please call us on +91 22 40213204 in India to start planning. The early you book, the better discounts you get.
Write to us at info@ultimatetourism.com 
Visit our website www.ultimatedestinationsandevents.com if you want to plan your wedding in Fiji! 

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