In fact, this question itself has no great practical significance. After all, although the two places belong to the scope of the island, they are completely different in style, so there is no comparison. However, many friends have been asking questions recently, so here are colorful holidays to sort out the differences between Fiji and Maldives. Of course, it is up to you to decide where you want to go in the end.

There are only two ways to play in Maldives, one is to stay in the hotel, and the other is to go snorkeling and then go back to the hotel. After all, the Maldives is an island-based scenic spot, and it takes only a few minutes to circle the island. However, Fiji's gameplay is different. Fiji's gameplay is mainly a tour of the main island and a trip to the island. We usually stay on the main island for two days and then go to the outer islands for two days. The scenic spots on the main island of Viti, such as temples, jungle adventures, markets, or museums, are very good choices. There are also various local activities, and there are all kinds of marine resources. You can catch shrimp in the sea yourself, not to mention there are more than 3 outer islands for you to choose from. Each island,

As people who have gone out from the big-eating empire, our requirements for food can be said to be very exquisite. There are indeed Chinese restaurants in the Maldives, but not in every island. Chinese restaurants on the main island of Fiji will definitely meet your demand for food although you are in a foreign land. Fijians pay attention to seafood and the richness of dishes. Fijian traditional food generally tastes heavy, oily and sweet. The staple food is mainly rice, and I like to taste flour food. Non-staple food especially likes seafood such as turtle meat and fish, and also likes to eat meat such as pork and chicken. By the way, many seafood restaurants in Fiji are run by China people. I really conquered the world by eating.

In a word, Fiji and Maldives are two completely different places after all, and the real comparison must not exist. We can only say that the Maldives is a high-end island, while Fiji is mainly about culture and experience. I suggest you not to miss both places.