Viti Levu, Fiji
Dry Season (May-Oct): Lightweight, breathable fabrics like cotton, linen, or quick-drying synthetics are ideal. Pack shorts, t-shirts, tank tops, and sundresses for daytime. Evenings may be slightly cooler.
When visiting local villages or attending traditional ceremonies, modest dress is customary. Shoulders and knees should be covered. For women, a sarong (sulu) or long skirt and a t-shirt or blouse. For men, shorts below the knee or long trousers, with a t-shirt or collared shirt. Avoid hats in villages.
Passport validity for 6 months beyond departure. Visa documentation if needed. Keep original and digital copies.
Travel insurance policy information, including emergency contacts and coverage summary. Keep separate from wallet/phone.
International Driving Permit (IDP) if applicable. Vaccination records, prescription lists, doctor's letters for controlled medicines.
Fiji uses Type I power outlets (Australia/NZ). Voltage is 240V, 50Hz. A Universal travel adapter is necessary for different plug types. Most modern electronics are dual voltage (100-240V).
A Waterproof camera, like a GoPro, is highly useful for Fiji's underwater beauty. Bring extra batteries and memory cards.
Excellent for navigation. Download offline maps for Fiji.
Apps like Maps.me offer detailed offline maps for use without internet.
Google Translate aids with basic Fijian or Hindi phrases. Download language packs offline.
Your first aid kit contains antiseptic wipes, various sizes of Band-aids, sterile gauze, medical tape, pain relievers (e.g., Ibuprofen), Anti-diarrhea medication, antihistamines, Hydrocortisone cream, and rehydration salts.
Pack remedies for cold and flu, allergy medication, antacids for indigestion. The tropical climate may worsen certain conditions, so preparation helps.
Pack a Swimsuit and a Rash guard for sun protection. Consider bringing your own Snorkeling mask and snorkel set for comfort and hygiene.
Wear appropriate Hiking shoes or sturdy sandals. A Small daypack is useful for water, snacks, and layers.
A Waterproof dry bag is generally useful for any boat trips. Consider purchasing a Sulu (traditional sarong) locally for cultural events.
A Travel neck pillow and Eye mask greatly improve comfort during long flights or ferry rides. Earplugs help with noisy environments.
A Reusable water bottle reduces plastic waste and supports hydration. A Reusable shopping bag is useful for markets.
Often pricey at resorts.
Also costly at local shops.
Cuts plastic waste.
Excellent sun protection.
Packing light makes getting around easier.
Consider packing cubes to organize your belongings and maximize luggage capacity.
