Good news for travelers! The Great Barrier Reef is now more accessible than ever. Fiji Airways launched a new direct route from Nadi, Fiji, to Cairns, Australia, on April 10. This makes Cairns a new international gateway to Australia. For North American travelers, this new route cuts nearly three hours off travel time. Instead of transiting through Sydney or Brisbane, you can island-hop via Nadi. Arrive directly in Tropical North Queensland from Los Angeles, San Francisco, Dallas-Fort Worth, or Vancouver. The new service operates three times weekly, year-round. This offers consistent access to the world's largest coral reef system. Lounge on Fiji's beaches and dive into the Great Barrier Reef in one streamlined trip. The Great Barrier Reef boasts over 3,000 individual reef systems and coral cays. It features hundreds of picturesque tropical islands. It is one of the world's most sought-after tourist destinations. Explore the reef's coral gardens, home to over 400 coral species, sponges, and molluscs. Discover rays, dolphins, and over 1,500 tropical fish species. The Great Barrier Reef is a World Heritage Site recognized for its biodiversity and cultural significance. Enjoy snorkeling, scuba diving, or aircraft tours. Take glass-bottomed boat tours or educational trips. You can also go whale watching or swim with dolphins. The reef has over 100 islands, including the Whitsundays. Cairns is the perfect base for exploring the Great Barrier Reef. Explore unspoiled islands and beaches. Discover spectacular wildlife and pristine rainforests. Cairns offers hotels and resorts for every budget. Beyond the reef, explore the Daintree Rainforest. Engage in Indigenous cultural experiences. Enjoy luxury island escapes across the Coral Sea. The Daintree Rainforest is the oldest in the world, home to unique species. Thanks to Fiji Airways, North Americans are now one stop away from South Pacific icons. Discover a new way to experience Australia.
Great Barrier Reef: New Direct Flights from Fiji
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