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Fiji, known as "The Crossroads of the Pacific", is located in the southwest Pacific, south of the Equator, and consists of 330 islands, only 100 of which are
inhabited, the rest being left as natural reserves. After a ten-hour international flight from Los Angeles, you arrive at the Nadi International Airport (pronounced Nan-di) on the largest island,
which is called Viti Levu. You can stay at a resort on the main island either in the Nadi area, Denarau Island or on the Coral Coast or in the area around Pacific Harbour and Suva, or you can
head to an outer island - either the Mamanucas, the Yasawas or up North to the islands of Vanau Levu or Tavenui or to many of the other smaller islands that are located in the archipelago.
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