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The people of Suva are lovely, warm and welcoming. However there are not a lot of things to do in Suva and the harbour is not clean enough to swim in. The traffic congestion is surprisingly bad. We walked a lot, footpaths are in bad condition or not available. Places worth visiting are the museum, local market, handicraft market, Thurston Gardens (I was left wondering was that it!), watching locals play sport outside Parliament. For those interested in numismatics a visit to the Reserve Bank of Fiji is worthwhile. Best meal out was at Paradiso. Best outing from Suva was to Colo-i-Suva Forest Park

The last stay at the Eco Lodge and the Rainforest Park adjacent we visited changed my view of Suva - It's not just a city/capital. I wished the govenment would upgrade the roads inside the park, and make it a safer place for visitors especially at night.

I always stay at the Suve Holiday Inn when i'm visiting family....my favourite hotel. It was so central to every places that we visit. It was like home away from home. I tried to eat at different restaurants in the surrounding area. The staff are so friendly and helpful. Breakfast was a great start to the day with so many different selection of food. Keep up the good work everyone. See you soon again.

Its a friendly place and seems quite safe. Lots of shops etc. Wide range of restaurants, and food courts if you need a lunch in town. Lots of souvenir shops and a souvenir center behind the post office. Remember to bargain. Taxis are everywhere and cheap Personally I would steer clear of the large "international" hotels, and find a clean 2nd level one. The large international hotels are just that. You could be anywhere.

Suva is the capital of a small island state. Don't expect particular monuments/parks. Still, I'm very happy I went there. I picked a taxi from Nadi for 100 euro/USD (one way) and this allowed me to cross the countryside of the main island, see people and places. Suva easily filled my two days there. It has a nice sea front to enjoy walking and the sunset. A couple of modern malls (I liked TappooCity and its food court). Several modern shops and some nice souvenir shops. Several cafes and restaurants. You can also notice many nice colonial buildings, churches etc. People are very friendly. I believe that travelers who wish to get the sense of the place they are visiting would enjoy such a ride to Suva. Mind one thing: It is very hard to find wifi in Suva. Consider purchasing a local SIM.

We had one night in Suva at the beginning and end of our trip to Toberua Island Resort. We arranged for a taxi to take us all around Suva for an hour and a half, and the driver was able to tell us a lot about Suva and Fiji. It was too warm and humid to do much walking, and sadly, being a Sunday, the museum which we really wanted to see, was closed. Everyone we met in our brief walk gave us a friendly greeting. The people are Fiji's best asset!