Suva

Suva sits on a hilly peninsula between Lucile Bay and Suva Harbour in the southeast corner of Viti Levu.

This capital city of Fiji has managed to retain the magic and character of the Colonial era and at the same time develop over the years offering visitors sites and attractions that will definitely make their stay memorable.

Suva is the largest city in the region and is an important centre for many regional bodies which bring with them a diverse mixture of races and people. This has seen a growing expat community and also half of the country’s population calling Suva home.

A wide selection of restaurants offers different types of cuisine to suit any fussy eater’s palate with bars and entertainment within walking distance of each other.

Suva: Shopping

Shopping is a bonanza in Suva particularly for Fijian artefacts which are in abundance at the Suva Handicraft Centre and shops in Cumming Street , running east from the park by the bridge over Nabukalou Creek.

See weavers making magic as they display their skills at the Handicraft Centre. Or if you are in search for some fresh farm or seafood produce visit the Suva Market.

Cumming Street has served both locals and tourists alike since the early 1960s. Suva has a variety of retail shops that sell clothes, jewellery and souvenirs at bargain prices. Other major outlets include Jacks of Fiji, Prouds, Tappoos and Mid-City Mall.

Suva: Night Life

Victoria Parade

See the nightlife light up whilst walking along Suva’s Victoria Parade. Come Happy Hour – 5pm to 7pm and you will be guaranteed to find a bar or club of your liking. Locals refer to it as their version of Sydney’s Kings Cross where you can find artists performing or even a chance to demonstrate your vocal or dancing skills at one of the karaoke outlets. Locals, the expat community and visitors are guaranteed a good time on Victoria Parade at the many bars, restaurants and dance halls situated in central Suva.