Lautoka is the second largest city in Fiji, located on the island of Viti Levu in the Western Division of the country. The city is known as the "Sugar City" as it is home to Fiji's largest sugar mill and a key center of the country's sugar industry. It is also an important port, serving as the gateway to many of the islands in the Mamanuca and Yasawa group of islands, as well as being a hub for trade, tourism and commerce.

Lautoka is a bustling, multicultural city with a mix of Fijian, Indian, Chinese and European influences, which is reflected in its architecture, food and people. Visitors can find an array of souvenirs, arts and crafts, traditional clothing, and locally grown fruits and vegetables.

The city also has a great range of activities for visitors, from snorkeling and diving in the nearby Mamanuca and Yasawa islands to exploring the nearby Sabeto Hot Springs and Mud Pool and Natadola beach, considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Fiji. Lautoka also has golf courses, sports and recreation center, temples and a botanical garden.

Lautoka is also a great destination for those who are interested in culture and history, with a number of Fijian and Indian temples, such as Sri Siva Subramaniya Swami Temple, one of the most important Hindu temple in the country.

In summary, Lautoka offers a mix of urban and coastal experiences, surrounded by picturesque landscapes, rich culture, and friendly locals. It is an ideal destination for visitors who want to explore both the natural and urban sides of Fiji.