Fiji's geography

Fiji takes up 194,000 square km, but only 10% is land. There are 322 islands (out of that 322 , 106 of them are inhabited) that make up Fiji and 522 small islets. The two most important islands are Viti Levu and Vanua. The islands are made up of mountainous peaks that can reach a height of 1,324 m and tropical forests. Three quarters of the population lives on Sauva. Fiji's climate is tropical marine.