Hostels on Fiji Islands

Fiji has the largest visitor arrivals in the Pacific.  This is mainly due to its accessibility, the beauty of its beaches, warm, but not to hot climate, and its excellent, safe Hostels. 

The population is approximately 800,000 with the indigenous Fijian 62%. 

The youth market visits Fiji to experience every type of water sport.  Many explore the traditional Fijian culture and natural attractions such as caves, waterfalls, sand dunes, mountains, temples and markets.

Nadi Bay Resort Hotel
Located 10 minutes from the Nadi International Airport, it is Fiji’s popular gateway for visiting backpackers and independent travellers.  There are 46 Rooms and 63 beds in 13 dorms all which have lounges and bathrooms.  There are two pools and two restaurants.  In February 2013, “Anntoinette’s Restaurant” was awarded Fiji’s best “Quality Food for Value” at the Annual Excellence in Tourism Awards. More info about hostel you can find HERE.

Bounty Island
15 km from Nadi’s Denarau Port, Bounty Island Resort provides dormitory accommodation, beachfront bures and many water activities.  This 46 acre Island is one of Fiji’s most popular destinations with white sandy beaches and friendly smiling Fijian staff.  It is closed for renovations at present. More info about hostel you can find HERE.

The Beachouse
Located 2 hours by bus, south of Nadi on Fiji’s Coral Coast, The Beachouse was the first established beach resort for the Youth Market.  Inexpensive, casual, the Hostel has modern serviced dormitories and attractive private bures.  It is close to Suva, Fiji’s Capital, and many tourist attractions such as water rafting, jungle treks, Beqa Scuba Diving, Navola Falls. More info about hostel you can find HERE.
               
Summary
In 2010 Hostelling International chose the three hostels.  They were easily accessible, well managed and collectively provided all the activities and facilities associated with a great South Pacific holiday.