Bukuya Holiday Deals

Bukuya Holiday Package Deals

At lastminute.com.au, we can combine all your hire cars, airfares, hotel bookings and thrilling activities into a simple package. So, why should you do this? You'll have more time for #Bukuya adventures and you'll save heaps of money!

So, what's holding you back? Act now and you'll be able to save around AU$260!

The possibilities are boundless with upwards of 400 partner airlines and 282,000 hotels. Your deal can be as unique as you are!

Scared you'll spot a cheaper deal? With our Price Pledge, if you find a lower price on your package or hotel within 24 hours of booking online, we'll match it and refund you the difference.Terms and conditions apply.

Holidays in Bukuya

Bukuya is a place that has stacks of cool stories to tell. If you feel like your life's been a bit boring lately, a trip here is the perfect answer!

From Bukuya, head about 80 kilometres southeast to reach the well-known city of Suva.

North Beach and Natadola Beach are great spots if you want to go somewhere to enjoy a relaxing stroll along the shore.

There's no need to go too far afield to see some outstanding natural sights. Load up the car and follow the road signs to Mount Tomanivi, 30 kilometres away from Bukuya, for a relaxing day. Or perhaps Koroyanitu National Heritage Park is of more interest? It sits just 25 kilometres away.

The nearby destinations of Navala and Ba are worthy of your time. They're located 15 kilometres northeast and 30 kilometres north away, respectively. Hop in the car and see what they're about!

There's a whole world of fresh flavours waiting to tango across your taste buds in Fiji. With so many tempting things to gorge on, all you need to bring along is a solid appetite — and perhaps your stretchiest slacks.

A common ingredient in the food here is sweet potato. Another is coconut. They're worth giving a try if they're not a part of your food repertoire already.

Looking for a traditional Bukuya dining experience? There are some specialties to look forward to, such as kokodo (marinated raw fish) and palusami (steamed meat with coconut and taro leaves).

Mixed rootcrops dessert is a dessert that summarises this place in just a single mouthful. Order a serving and see how long it takes you to come back for more!

If you really want to see the big pitcher, take the hopportunity to throw back a beer. Schooner rather than later! Awful beer puns aside, be sure to try out Fiji Taki Beer, one of the most well-known local brews.

Bounty White Rum is worth a try. Straight up or mixed? The bartender should have a few taste bud-pleasing recommendations.

There's more to travelling than just taking photos and trying out local cuisine. It's also about the experiences you have with the people and their culture. Get the most out of your Fiji escape by learning a few expressions in the local language. You'll be glad you learnt 'O cei na yacamu(ni)?', which is how you say 'what's your name?'. One more common phrase is 'E vica na kena i-sau?' ('how much is this?').

Want to immerse yourself in the Constitution Day festivities? Mark down the 7th of September on your calendar and get ready to let your hair down with the locals!

Before you pack up and wave "Ni sa moce", why not spend the remainder of your holiday allowance and buy yourself some mementos of Bukuya?

Time to hit the tarmac? Pack your bag, set your alarm clock and make a plan to get to Nadi International Airport (NAN). It's roughly 35 kilometres to the west.