Review:

Vacationers hoping to escape the glitzy tourist resorts of the major Fijian islands should consider spending their vacation on the remote Lau Group of islands in the southern Pacific. They are still almost completely undeveloped and offer a genuine paradise-island experience. There are no roads, no restaurants, and an absence of large resorts, and the very small number of visitors makes these islands perfect for honeymooners who can stay at one of two rustic guesthouses on the beach. You can spend your days island hopping by boat, meet local villagers, swim, dive, and snorkel in the Quilaquila Marine Reserve on the island of Vanua Balavu or the Bay of Islands, or you can catch the perfect reef-break wave. Hiking in the interior is a great way of discovering the amazing tropical landscape.

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