What are the must-see's in Suva? Discover the Top 5 things to see here of the capital of Fiji. Find them on the interactive google map included at the bottom.
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Opening times: 8am - 4pm everyday
Where: Princes Road, Colo-i-Suva (11km north of Suva)
Cost: FJ$5 / $1 child
Telephone: 332 0211
This lush tropical rainforest park, pronounced tholo-ee-soo-va, is located directly north of Suva (check the Suva map at bottom). Located at an altitude of 120m-180m, it's cool and peaceful a welcoming change from Suva's urban life.
It's teeming with tropical birds and flourishing flora. Some of the aspects include:
The 2.5km² forest reserve receives around 420cm of rain a year, so it rains most days so bring appropriate footwear as the trails will probably be slippery.
Public transportation:
By Car - take Princes Rd out of Suva, past Tamavua and Tacirua villages
Opening times: Monday to Saturday 9am-4:30pm.
Location: Ratu Cakobau Rd
Cost: FJ$7/$5 child
Telephone: 331 5944
Website: www.fijimuseum.org.fj
It's the oldest museum in the South Pacific and I found it rather informative and very
well maintained. You will find many original
archaeological artifacts and great information on Fiji's political, cultural, and linguist past including it's cannibalistic history.
Location: Ratu Cakobau Rd & Queen Elizabeth Dr
Close to the museum, you can walk over there after. With walking trails it has manicured vegetation labelled that only a horticulturalist could understand. A lovely area for a spot of picnic, especially under
the impressive fig trees.
Open times: Monday to Friday 6am - 6pm and Saturday until 4:30pm
Location: Usher St
A great way to spend an hour or two checking out this friendly street market.
You will find a wonderful range of tropical fruits and vegetables. Some of the more recognisable includes tomatoes, sweet potatoes, and chillies while some are not with names I can barely pronounce.
One I can pronounce without any difficulty, is kava. Kava roots are available for FJ$25-40 per kilo and is a gauranteed present pleaser. The less-potent powdered stems are for the tightwads.
Address: Battery Rd
Cost: free
Telephone: 330 5811
These impressive government buildings are designed with Fijian cultural aspects throughout including open-air corridors, traditional structures and arts, and masi (bark cloth).
A few options include:
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