Fiji is known for many different things but it is the beaches that draw in the most tourists. We are talking about some of the most beautiful beaches in the entire world. In fact, it is very difficult to rank the most beautiful ones in Fiji alone since they are simply stunning.
While creating this list is very difficult, it is surely very hard to argue with the following choices when trying to mention the most beautiful beaches in Fiji.
Devil’s Beach
Don’t let the name fool you. Devil’s Beach is very welcoming and it is actually made out of 12 different beaches. This is a private beach that is located on the beautiful Turtle Island. It is marked by white shores, Blue Lagoon waters, and palm trees.
It is possible you already know how Devil’s Beach looks like because it was featured in the successful The Blue Lagoon movie. As a result, you can easily understand why locals say this beach is perfect for reflection or romance.
When you get bored by the beach, you can go snorkeling. Also, this is one of the few beaches in the country where you are allowed to swim at any point of day or night.
Natadola Beach
This is a rather large beach with blue waters and beautiful lush green trees. It is located right on Viti Levu, which is Fiji’s main island.
The popularity of Natadola Beach is not simply because of its mainland location. It features an exquisite beauty and was featured in countless top beaches lists. Tourists now come to see it for themselves.
Natadola is very versatile, being perfect for a romantic getaway, which is what you often want from vacations in Fiji. You can go on a romantic sunset horse ride and can enjoy various energetic activities, like surfing. To make matters even better, you can even go snorkeling with extensive coral reefs being present.
Castaway Island
Castaway Island is located to the south of the Yasawa Islands and right to the west of the capital. Here you can find palm-fringed sandy beaches, live coral reefs, and crystal clear waters. This is a perfect destination for those that want to go swimming and there is a beautiful beachfront available for snorkeling, coral viewing, and diving. You can even enjoy some of the Fiji high-energy activities, like windsurfing and kayaking.
Castaway Island’s is officially known as Qalito Island and is known under the Castaway name because it one of the Fiji Mamanuca volcanic archipelago’s twenty islands. These islands were booked to film Survivor in 2016. You can swim with some reef sharks or just live like an actual castaway, but with a tasty cocktail in your hand.
Honeymoon Beach
Honeymoon Beach is another beautiful private island located on Turtle Island. It covers 500 acres and is perfect for couples because of its bordering rocky headlands, lush rainforest, and white sand.
Because of the fact that Turtle Island is privately owned, guests are limited. This is why you need to make sure that you book ahead and you are sure you can actually visit.
The surfing experience is shallow but you can go deep when it comes to seeing marine life, like tropical fish and turtles. The beauty and tranquility of the Honeymoon Beach creates the perfect setting for a honeymoon, but you can definitely do much more.
Long Beach
If on your beach holiday you want to go on an endless stroll on beautiful fine sand while enjoying a view, Long Beach is definitely something to consider. This is the longest beach in the country and it runs for several kilometers. It is located on the north of Kadavu Island, which is also the fourth largest Fiji island.
You will enjoy the view of the ocean and you can relax on one of the many hammocks in the area. If you want to move a little, take a horse ride. You can even take the adventure underwater. You can be sure that the water is warm and the reef here is quite amazing. It even features drop-offs that are perfect for diving.
Long Beach offers nighttime spearfishing and the only thing you should remember is that it is not a good idea to swim during low tide because there are stingrays that hide there in the shallow waters.
Horseshoe Bay
Horseshoe Bay is located on Matagi Island. Its name is obvious because of the shape it has and we can say this is a secluded splendor you may want to experience. Matagi is actually an extinct volcano. The crater fell away and formed the iconic shape of the beach. This is a perfectly safe destination and its views are breathtaking.