A MASSIVE earthquake has struck the popular holiday destination the Fiji Islands.

The 6.5 magnitude quake was recorded at a significant depth of 174 kilometres (108 miles) according to the United States Geographical Survey.

Based on the depth of the quake, a tsunami is not expected at the tropical paradise according to the U.S. Tsunami Warning System.

They recorded the original earthquake at 8:03am local time.

The U.S. Tsunami Warning System’s website also said that the epicentre was south of the Fiji Islands.

Fiji, located in the South Pacific, is known for its beautiful landscapes and palm-lined beaches.

There are over 300 islands which are part of Fiji, with 90% of their territory being made up of water.

The popular holiday destination racked up nearly one million visitors in 2024.

It comes after a devastating earthquake rocked Myanmar in March.

Shocking footage showed rooftop pools sloshing water onto the streets as half-built structures collapsed to rubble.

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