There are Fiji islands in the Pacific Ocean. In 1966, French designer Guy Laroche created his first "Fiji" perfume, which became classic and is sold to this day. The perfume comes out with the motto "A woman is an island, Fiji is her perfume". With the name of this fragrance, Guy Laroche strongly suggests leaving modern life for a distant, exotic and secluded place.
This invitation is still relevant today. Even the creators of the Tom Hank movie "The Shipwrecker" chose one of the islands of the archipelago to make the film. And not only one film was filmed there. Fiji is the backdrop for the legendary films Blue Lagoon, Contact, the 1932 adaptation of Robinson Crusoe, and the reality show The Last Hero, and much more.
The Fiji archipelago consists of over 300 islands. The largest of them is Viti Levu, whose capital is Suva. Suva is the largest city in Polynesia.
Contrary to expectations, Fiji is not only fabulous little islands of white sand and palm trees, but it also has a rich history and culture. The presence of Indian culture is widespread, with many temples and restaurants on the island.
The local population is not backing down. The ancient system of settlements has been preserved - from the traditional "barrel" houses. "Barrel" in Fijian means wood and straw, which determines the type of houses.
For tourists, the island is truly a paradise. In practice, there are no beaches on the large island of Viti Levu, except for a few small ones, where the sand looks like black mud. But in a few minutes by boat, you will see countless islands, a classic picture of the exotic. Boats are constantly floating between them and you can even find a place for a few hours where you can stretch your towel and enjoy the beautiful sun to your heart's content.
Most of the islands offer a place to sleep, but here you should carefully choose where to stay, because each of them is themed and has interesting names like Bounty, Korabokrushenets, Treasure Island, Beach.
While one island has 24-hour discos with techno and trance music, the other offers unparalleled luxury and service. On the island of Fiji, everyone can find for themselves what they want, the only problem is that it is very far away.
