Fiji News
by Staff Writer
Before visiting the archipelago that is Fiji, there are a number of things to know. It is, of course, an island nation, rich in its own personal history and culture, but it has modern colonial influences that have left a mark on the island. Of its over 300 islands, only about 100 of them have a human population and the majority of the locals live in rural areas, villages and the like.
The exchange rate for a US dollar is almost double, so a visitor can live fairly well on a limited budget. English is the national language of Fiji, but Fijian and Hindustani are also frequently spoken. This is good to know so that if you are ever in a village and are invited to visit the chief, English is a perfectly acceptable language to use. Greet the chief with “Bula” and treat him with respect. It is also wise to accept the offer of a kava ceremony, where you will be offered a milky liquid to drink as a symbol of welcome.
When visiting, residents of North America are granted a 31 day visa upon arrival, but passports remain valid for at least 3 months beyond your intended length of stay. Casual summer clothes are most commonly worn, as it rarely gets chilly on the islands. The summer gets as hot as 95° Fahrenheit, so bring your bathing suits and get ready for some fun in the sun.
Bulafijinow.com can supply you with most everything you would want to know about Fiji, including important Fiji news and information. It is provides links to businesses, boat charters, resorts and travel accommodations. If you’ve ever dreamed of visiting Fiji, Bulafijinow.com is your stepping stone into the South Pacific paradise.
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