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Yes, the VAT rate in Fiji increased to 15% recently, which applies to most tourism services including accommodation, activities, and dining. Expect to pay premium prices in December 2025, as holiday demand combined with higher taxes pushes resort nightly rates up by roughly €30-50 compared to last year. Budget accordingly—a mid-range dinner for two now typically costs €60-80. Booking all-inclusive packages can help lock in prices and avoid sticker shock on food and beverage bills.

Yes, complete the “Fiji Arrival Card” online within 72 hours of your flight to bypass manual processing queues at Nadi International Airport. The digital system is now the primary method, though paper forms are occasionally available as backup. You will need to upload proof of accommodation and a confirmed return ticket. Completing this before departure saves critical time after a 24+ hour journey, letting you get to your island transfer faster.

The most comfortable route is typically via Asia (Singapore or Hong Kong) rather than the USA, as it splits the journey more evenly and avoids US immigration hassles. Flying Frankfurt-Singapore-Nadi (approx. 24-26 hours) allows for a seamless transit at Changi Airport or a restful stopover. The US route (via LAX or SFO) often involves longer total travel times and requires an ESTA, even for transit. However, check prices on both, as the “Round the World” ticket options can sometimes offer better value.

Tap water is generally safe to drink in major hotels and resorts in Nadi, Suva, and Denarau, but stick to bottled or filtered water on smaller islands and remote villages. The change in mineral content can sometimes upset sensitive stomachs even if the water is technically potable. Most resorts provide complimentary bottled water in rooms—use this for drinking and brushing teeth to be safe. If exploring rural areas, bring water purification tablets or a LifeStraw bottle as a backup.

Take a 20-minute taxi or shuttle from the airport to Port Denarau, then board a high-speed catamaran like the Malolo Cat or South Sea Cruises. Boat transfers cost roughly €60-90 return and must be booked in advance to match your flight arrival. If your flight lands after 3:00 PM, you will likely miss the last boat and need to stay one night on the mainland (Denarau or Nadi). For a splurge, helicopter transfers directly from the airport cost €300+ but save hours of travel time.

Tipping is not mandatory or traditionally expected in Fijian culture, but it is greatly appreciated by staff who earn modest wages. Many resorts operate a “Christmas Fund” or “Staff Fund” box at reception—contributing €20-50 here at the end of your stay ensures the money is shared equally among all staff, including housekeeping and gardeners. For exceptional individual service, a small cash tip of 5-10 FJD (€2-4) is a kind gesture but never demanded.

Modesty is crucial when visiting local villages—women should cover their shoulders and knees, and men should wear t-shirts and shorts (no swimwear). It is strictly forbidden to wear hats or sunglasses inside a village as these are considered disrespectful to the chief. Always carry a “sulu” (sarong) in your day bag to wrap around your waist before entering. When entering a home or community hall, remove your shoes and sit cross-legged; pointing your feet at others is considered rude.

Expect to spend approx €3,500-5,000 per person for a comfortable 2-week trip, including Economy flights from Europe (approx €1,400-1,800). Mid-range island resorts cost €200-300 per night, while boat transfers add another €100+. Dining is pricey—budget €60-80 per day for food if not on a meal plan. You can do it cheaper on the mainland (Viti Levu) in backpacker digs for €2,500 total, or easily spend €10,000+ for luxury private island stays. Always factor in the high cost of activities like diving (€100+ per tank) and day trips.

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