Activities

In Fiji Islands, there are Kava parties all day, all night, seven days a week! Kava is a non alcoholic drink which is made from the root of the Kava plant. Fijian people drink this when welcoming people as their tradition. It will make you a little high and also sleepy. If you go to a village, you will be welcomed with a Kava party by the villagers. There is a dress code and rules you should be aware of when visiting a village.
For example, women need to wear long, conservative clothing which covers their bodies. Men should try to a sulu, which is a traditional wrap around skirt.

You can become a volunteer at a Public School, or phanage house and other places. By becoming a volunteer, you can experience first hand the experiences of Fijian life.

Almost all Fijian people have their own religion. Therefore, there are many Christian churches, Hindu temples and Muslim mosques.
You can enjoy gospel music at church on Sunday. Fijians are naturally talented singers and their vocal harmony will exhilarate you and sweep you off your feet. You don't need to be a Christian, or have permission to join the sermon. Fijian churches are open to everyone.

Rugby is the national sport of Fiji Islands, and the Fiji team is famous for playing the most exciting brand of Sevens Rugby in the world. The Fijian national Rugby Sevens team has won many tournaments, including the last Rugby Sevens World Cup. Many local people enjoy playing rugby. There are many rugby teams in Fiji and they always welcome new people to participate.
Soccer (Football) is a sport growing in popularity in Fiji, with a keen following of the local competition amongst its supporters.
Of course, people play basketball, tennis, golf and practice yoga as well.
You can stay healthy and this is the fastest way to make local friends!!!!