Rob Kay wrote the book on Fiji -literally. The author of Lonely Planet's third edition of the Fiji guide book, which you can access in its entirety online here, has organized a great web site that permits you to explore Fiji to any depth you'd like. From the economy and language to bird watching and dining you'll get information and advice from a pro. Tour Fiji island by island, get clear reviews of selected accommodations and restaurants, check out island activities, or linger for hours in the well-organized, lengthy links page.

The Fiji Travel Vision site is organized for quick access to a variety of information about the islands. Maps, with photo dots that open location snapshots, connect to easy-to-read text. Interspersed in the informative commentary are conveniently placed links to vendors, more photos, and further details. Regularly placed pull down menus allow navigation jumps to any part of the site. A database-driven accommodation menu gets to accommodation web sites, addresses and numbers.

This is the official Fiji Visitors Bureau site. It loads a little slowly, but the pictures are great and the information diverse and interesting. Sign up for special deals, search for accommodations by price range or island, and sort through a big list of activities. 'About Fiji' gives you all the basics from time zones to attire. At the 'Infodesk' you can be directed to a preferred travel agent near you, leave information for contact, and pick up a free screen saver and pictures to download. All along the way are the pretty pictures of life in this island paradise.