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Jet set Nadi town home to the Nadi International Airport. Tourist hub that offers various accommodation types. A lot of development going on at the moment to upgrade the face of this town. Lots of island excursions from this part of Fiji.
Suva is a real city. small by Western standards, it is lively, and cosmopolitan. There are lots of Small shops to poke around in as well as large department stores. The fruit and vegetable market was one of the nicest and best smelling ones into any of my travels, which of been fairly extensive in the third world. The Fiji museum his fourth of this it though the displays are a bit dated.
Great public transport on offer, boats or helicopters to the islands, taxis and buses galore to explore the Denarau and travel to Nadi. Good shopping for clothes and souvenirs. Great range of restaurants serving a variety of food.
Great place to stay if you want to step back from the busyness of everyday life. About a half an hour drive to Nadi airport, which can be expensive if taking taxis. Definitely advise to hire a car and do some exploring yourself. Beaches are quite dirty looking - but most beaches look the same on the main island anyway. Beautiful countryside in Lautoka, and very close to the mud pools and Garden of the Sleeping Giant. Lautoka Town is very run down, but to be expected of with the country being non-westernised. Definitely a didnt expect to see so many Indian residences and businesses...didn't realise the history of Indian Slaves until one of our taxi drivers explained. Very different way of life, and definitely a culture shock coming from Australia. Overall I'd have to say my experience is something I'll never forget. Much nicer and slower pace than anywhere in Nadi. Would visit again, especially the little villages on the mountainsides. Very beautiful people!
A true Pacific atmosphere among smiling people and Hybiscus flowers. It could have been interesting to stay longer just to verify what exists (if something does) behind this surface. And to explore the fantastic forests around.
i love diving here, particularly for the shark dives. there are 2 dive centres, dived with Beqa. Fijian food was a bit hard to locate, Uprising does very good kokoda. Thursday nights are Fiji culture themed at Uprising. Went to the Pearl for dinner for their Fijian themed night for Meke, on Monday.
