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Budget Holiday Guide for Fiji
Fiji is a great destination for budget holidays. Backpackers and budget holidaymakers will find a wide variety of options from which to choose. In addition to the traditional backpacker beach bure, the latest trend in Fiji is the rise of ' flashpacker ' resorts. These provide a stylish alternative for the budget traveller, clean modern and comfortable for a little extra outlay. Other types of budget holiday accommodation in Fiji are homes and villas, favoured by families or friends travelling together. These budget rentals can be a home away from home, offering more privacy than a resort and the ability to self-cater means saving money on meals.
So why does Fiji make a great budget holiday destination?
- One look at the Lonely Planet, Frommers Guide or Moon Handbooks will show that Fiji is a long-term favourite for backpackers.
- The varied regions of Fiji mean that budget travellers can book in at different destinations, see more of Fiji over a longer stay, and experience what each region has to offer.
- A good transport infrastructure makes getting around easy, from local buses to inter-island ferries.
- Fiji is a safe and welcoming environment.
- English is spoken everywhere and is the main language used for tourists so communication is easy.
- Families or groups can save on their holiday expenses by sharing a home or villa rental and saving on food costs.
- Cheaper discounted air tickets between Fiji and Australia or New Zealand make Fiji a great option.
- Local markets offer fresh fruits and vegetables at low prices to offset meal costs.
Where to find budget accommodation
This depends on whether you are looking for backpacker accommodation or are a family or group looking for a budget rental. Backpackers and other young budget travellers will find many options, including favourite spots such as the Yasawa Islands, Nadi, Coral Coast, Suva, Nananu-i-Ra, Savusavu and Taveuni - to name a few. Favourite home and villa rentals include some parts of the Mamanucas, Coral Coast, Rakiraki area, Savusavu and Taveuni.
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