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As tropical destinations go, few can compare to Fĳji when it comes to the climate. The weather around the islands remains relatively stable throughout the year and although precipitation levels fluctuate depending on the season, there is no discernible monsoon season here, as is the case in most of tropical Asia.

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Although there is a negligible difference in weather between the seasons, visitors to Fĳji are often surprised by the distinct difference in weather in different parts of the country. Suva, for example, is notorious for its wet, cloudy weather compared to Nadi only about 80 miles away which tends to be much drier.

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