Fiji is the perfect destination for a family holiday in 2026. With its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush jungle scenery, Fiji is an ideal place to relax and explore. Whether you're looking for a romantic escape, an exciting adventure, or a family-friendly getaway, Fiji has something to offer everyone.

The beaches in Fiji are some of the best in the world. You can spend days relaxing on the beach, snorkeling, Diving, swimming, or just watching the sunset. There are plenty of activities to choose from, including kayaking, surfing, and parasailing.

Fiji is also home to a number of great family attractions, such as the Fiji Museum of Natural History. Here you can learn about the history and culture of Fiji and explore the many different species of plants and animals that call the islands home. Families can also take part in a variety of activities, such as nature walks, bird-watching, and fishing. There are also several family-friendly resorts located around the islands that offer kid-friendly activities. Many of these resorts also offer special programs for children, such as arts and crafts, games, and swimming lessons. When planning a family holiday to Fiji in 2024, be sure to consider the cost of accommodation and flights. There are many different options available, ranging from budget hotels to luxury resorts. You should also plan to spend some time on the islands, as there is much to explore and enjoy.

No matter what your budget or interests, Fiji is sure to provide a memorable holiday for the whole family. With its beautiful beaches, stunning scenery, and amazing activities, Fiji is the perfect destination for an unforgettable family holiday in 2026.

Who wouldn’t want to spend the holiday with their family in Fiji? Forget about hosting the traditional holiday in your home. Let our experts make this a holiday to remember by setting you up with one of our package holidays to Fiji. These packages include everything you need to make good memories with your family.

Fiji Taveuni really is paradise! Varied terrain and perfect climate year-round make it the best place to vacation. The adventures and fun never end in Fiji. Any activity is better when set against the gorgeous Fiji background.

Aboard NAI'A

Eat – dive – eat – dive – eat – dive – repeat. Plus a nap or two! A week aboard the luxury liveaboard dive boat NAI’A is the simplest and most fulfilling holiday a diver could hope for. Once you’ve set up your gear the first time, our crew look after it until it is time to pack it away again. Each morning you wake to a new divesite that is as easily accessed as falling off a log. You can dive as long as you’d like and get whisked back to the boat as soon as you are done, usually just in time for another meal.

Family & Crew

The core of the NAI'A family is her Fijian crew. On each charter, you'll be cared for by fourteen of the friendliest and most able sailors anywhere. Fijians are among the warmest, most welcoming people on earth, so it is no wonder that NAI'A's clients consistently rate the crew as the very best in the business. 

In addition to the Fijian crew you will get to know the Cruise Directors, passionate and well-travelled divers themselves, who are the bridge between the crew and the passengers. Their brief is very simple: notice what you want before you do and try to provide it. Bel and Mike have travelled extensively and have thousands of dives between them; so far they've been able to meet the brief pretty damn well...!

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Ship Layout

Designed and built in Holland by the world’s finest steel ship craftsmen, NAI’A is 120ft long and 30ft wide with nine passenger staterooms and room for 14 crew. A solid expeditionary ship, she has the range and stability to sail the far reaches of the Pacific and has travelled from her base in Fiji to Vanuatu and New Caledonia, Tonga, Samoa, Tuvalu, Funafuti and the Phoenix Islands in Kiribati.

NAI'A has accommodation for 18 passengers in 9 air-conditioned staterooms with private ensuite heads. All the staterooms were entirely rebuilt in 2010 and are larger than those on most dive vessels with plenty of stowage for gear. They are bright, airy, and comfortable and have both 110v and 220v power.