January 1 - New Year's Eve
January - Oceania Surfing Cup in Tavarua
February - Chinese New Year or Chunjie Spring Festival for Fiji's Chinese community. Celebrated with dancing and street processions.
February - March - Holi, the Festival of Colors, a Hindu spring festival.
Early April - Coral Coast International Jazz Festival in Nadi
Late March-early April - Milad al-Nabi, the birthday of Prophet Mohammed among Fiji Muslims.
Easter Eve - Easter Yacht Regatta
April - May - Good Friday and Easter
End of May - Ratu Sukun Day (celebrated annually on the last Monday of May). Ratu Sukun was a prominent public figure in Fiji. Therefore, the holiday dedicated to him is accompanied by concerts, dances and sports competitions. For example, the Kwik-Silver Pro surfing competition in Tavarua
May - National Youth Day
June - President's Cup yacht race in Denarau.
June - ANZ Art Exhibition in Suva
June 5 is the Queen's birthday
July - August - week-long Hibiscus Festival in Suva (held in Nadi at the end of July). The festival includes concerts and fashion shows, sports competitions and fireworks. It is also during these days that Miss Hibiscus is chosen.
End of July - yacht regatta in Savusavu
August - rugby tournament in Suva
August - Methodist choir song festival in Suva
September - Lautoka Sugar Festival
September - Fiji Weeklong Regatta in Masket Cove
September - Coral Coast to Bilibili yacht race off the coast of Sigatoka
October 10-13 - Fiji Day (Independence Day).
October - November - Diwali Festival of Lights in honor of the Hindu goddess Lakshmi
October - November - end of Ramadan and Eid al-Adha, Fiji's Muslim festival of sacrifice.
November 1 - All Saints' Day
November 11 - Remembrance Day
December 25-26 - Christmas. Christmas holidays in Fiji are celebrated long and merry. And they begin with the Suva Carnival, one of the most colorful holidays in the country.
