Fiji Visitor Information - Fiji Resorts, Hotels & Travel - FijiIslandsResorts.com

TELEPHONE AND INTERNET
The telephone services in Fiji is modern, with direct or operator-assisted dialling. Check with your resort or hotel when making bookings if you need to have a phone in your room as only the hotels and larger resorts offer that facility. Some also provide internet access in your room. Internet cafés are becoming quite common in the main centres.

WHAT TO WEAR
Fiji enjoys a tropical climate - especially noticeable in the hotter, humid summer months of November-March, so you will be able to travel light! That includes shirts with short sleeves, shorts, skirts, bathing suits, open-toed shoes, etc. Reef-walkers are great for protecting your feet if you are exploring exposed reefs at low tide. And don't forget a hat! Depending on where you are staying, you may like to bring some dressier (but lightweight!) clothes for the evening. During the popular winter season (which is high season in Fiji), it is less humid and some travellers can even feel a little cool in the evening, so a lightweight jacket or sweater is handy. To avoid embarrassing and offending the local Fijian people, visitors should dress modestly when in town, keeping brief clothing for the beaches and resorts. If in doubt about what is acceptable, ask your resort or hotel. This is especially important if you visit a local Fijian village.

WATER
The tap water in Fiji is generally safe although it may be advisable to boil water before drinking. Bottles of drinking water are sold at most stores and hotels in the country. There are local brands available including Fiji Natural Water.

MEDICAL FACILITIES
Should you require the services of a doctor while visiting the Fiji Islands there is a variety of public and private medical services available in most major centres and your Hotel can assist you at anytime should you require medical attention.