Making and serving kava is a way of life, and the heart of hospitality in Fiji.  

Many Fijian hotels offer bures, or traditional thatched roof bungalows, in addition to rooms.  

Fijian history is rife with bloodshed, but today's warriors are artists and showmen who bring history to life theatrically.  

It's hard to choose between the serene infinity pools and the long expanse of white beach. Fortunately, there's time for both.  

Couples and guests enter the Fijian Resort's lovely Seaside Chapel under graceful arches.  

A plantation of swaying palms surrounds the Seaside Chapel.  

Couples married at the Fijian Resort's Seaside Chapel have had their names immortalized in a wall of plaques.  

No vacation in Fiji is complete without a visit to one of the remote traditional villages, where many Fijians still live.  

Villagers greet each boat on a Sigatoka River Safari, and by the time guests depart it's bittersweet to say good-bye to new friends.  

At Chi Spa at Shangri-la's Fijian Resort & Spa, every detail evokes a heritage rich in art and graciousness, and a sense of peaceful retreat.  

Book a stay in one of the spa suites at the Fijian Resort, and a bath will provide an entirely new—and luxurious—perspective.  

Whether you want to kayak, sail, swim, snorkel, fish, or dive, Fijian resorts offer it.  

It's hard to imagine a more serene spa experience than one that melds the beauty, artfulness, and graciousness of the Fijian culture with state-of-the-art spa treatments.  

Village girls jump in the water to greet arriving guests and shout the traditional Fijian greeting, 'Bula!'  

Even on a cloudy day, Fijian beaches, like this one on Yanuca Island, are inviting.