Friendly Locals
Fiji has an extremely close-knit society that is mostly based around villages. Even large cities have a small-town atmosphere, and it's common for cousins, aunts, and uncles to reside close by. Although nothing is perfect, the community takes care of the children, and the crime rate is minimal. Kids are allowed to play and explore about. It is obvious how closely individuals are connected and how supportive they are of one another. Perhaps because of this strong foundation, Fijians are very kind and friendly to outsiders.
The people of Fiji are among the friendliest and most welcoming you'll ever encounter, and they'll be happy to assist you in discovering fresh and interesting local activities to enhance your vacation there. Fiji's well-known "Bula" is more than just a gesture of welcome. All facets of Fijian society are characterized by genuine kindness, compassion, and a cheerful outlook. Immerse yourself in the Bula spirit through cultural heritage activities like village tours and casual contacts with locals, just like on this Matamanoa Island vacation, and you'll arrive as a guest and depart as a friend.
