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Fiji overview offers a window to know Fiji better. A group of 322 separate islands make up Fiji. This small island nation got independence from the British rule in 1970. Since then, Fiji has become highly modernized. The individual islands have well developed communication systems. Fiji communications modes include telephone, internet access, mobile phone service and postal service. The backbone of Fiji communications heavily depends on telephone. There are over 1500 public booths scattered all over the 300 odd islands. The public telephones can be used by TeleCard. A TeleCard is available in 50, 20, 10, 5 and 3 dollar denominations. You can purchase a card from over 2000 outlets distributed all over this island state. This card can also be used to make a call from private landline telephones. If you are an international traveler and have activated the roaming facility from your mobile service provider before coming to Fiji, you would get a good coverage. Major Mobile service provider Vodafone has good networks all over Fiji. To dial any local telephone within Fiji, just dial the number you want to call. For international dialing, dial 00, followed by the country code, area number and finally the telephone number you wish to make a call to. Your voicemail services will work too. Even while you are vacationing in this beautiful country, Fiji communications ensure that you stay in perfect touch with the rest of the world. Most of the big hotels and resorts in Fiji provide high speed internet access to the guests. I-Surf Prepaid Internet Kiosks have mushroomed everywhere in Fiji and are found in the vicinity of the Nadi International Airport. The Postal Services in Fiji is efficient and they distribute letters, parcels in both domestic and international addresses. There are almost 293 postal outlets where you can drop your mail. All these forms make Fiji communications compatible with that of other countries around the world. Fiji travel guide gives you all relevant information.
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