Quiet lagoons, jagged coastline has always attracted lovers diving and underwater hunting, riding on boards, water skiing and kayaking. The larger islands are interesting for its flora and fauna. The recently opened several national parks. The capital of Fiji is Suva, a city located on Viti Levu. Originally Suva was a small settlement, covered in dust in summer and mud in winter. Gradually, Suva became the largest city in Fiji, and then the liveliest place Southern Pacific after the cities of Australia and New Zealand.

In the town live 90 thousand people, still live along the 40 000 25-kilometer road leading from the Suva Nausori Airport. Suva is constantly changing, depending on the weather. It shines and sparkles in the sun and takes on a dull metallic hue during the rainy season and it rains here quite often. In Suva live Fijians, Indians, Chinese, natives of Tonga, Samoan, Rotumans, Europeans and many others. This kind of 'fruit salad', just as the locals call themselves Fijians. In and around the city built many Catholic churches, mosques, Hindu temples and sikskih, there is even an abandoned Jewish cemetery. Island of the oval.

The oval is the main island of the archipelago Lomaiviti. Its length – 13 km, width – 11 km. The origin of the volcanic island, it is covered with dense tropical vegetation. The main attraction of the oval can be regarded as an old colonial capital of Fiji – Levuka town. Currently, there live about 1500 people. The city has retained its old appearance, in the 19 century it was a center of whaling.