Fiji

*2-in-1* San Francisco & Fiji or French Polynesia 🏝️ in £800s-£820s rtn from London

AndreiaJFC

AndreiaJFC

Ok, here’s the deal - you choose your island paradise, and you’ll get a side of colourful murals and hilly streets thrown in.

First, spend a few days soaking up San Francisco, then hop on a non-stop flight aaall the way to the sun, sand and pina coladas of either Fiji or Tahiti.

We’re pretty happy with this one - all up, it’ll cost you less than £850 rtn, which is a solid saving compared to the alternative.

Honestly, the only downside here is you might have to pack a jacket for your San Francisco stint. But when the rest of your bag is just swimmers and shorts, we think you’ll manage :-)

If you needed any more inspo, the ancient mountains and pineapple fields in Opunohu Bay, Moorea are straight out of Jurassic Park. And, the island is a cheap and quick ferry-ride away from Tahiti. Thanks to JFC Facebook member Mariana for the tip!

FYI, to snag these fares, you will need to book your two return flights separately. We recommend booking the San Francisco to Tahiti or Fiji flight first, and then aligning your return flight to San Francisco to fit around those dates. Check out our ‘How to Book’ section below for the step-by-step guide.

Taking off ✈️

Tip Published: Apr 07, 2023

To:

  • San Francisco (SFO)
  • +
  • Nadi (NAN) - £804
  • Tahiti (PPT) - £827
From:

  • London (LHR/LGW)
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