獨立 (SPHC) Grand Pacific Hotel

The Fiji Museum offers an amazing glimpse into Fiji’s rich and colourful history together with the melting pot of cultures present today. Located in the heart of Suva’s Thurston Gardens, you can expect a remarkable collection of archaeological material and cultural objects representing Fiji’s indigenous inhabitants and other communities that have settled over the last 200 years.

An early morning or early evening stroll along Suva’s Seawall passing Government House. When the President is in-house you can expect see a lone guard in bright regimental uniform standing at the gate. Take a selfie or get someone to take a photo of you both. Don’t expect the guard to talk or communicate as their guard is silent and symbolic.

A visit to Suva’s Municipal Market! This is a sensory experience with a melting pot of colours, aromas, languages and produce. Great photography opportunities throughout the Market and especially in the “fresh flowers” section of the market. Ask before you take a photo. Take smaller denomination dollars and dollar coins. No credit card or foreign currency trade.

Traditions are still very important in Fiji. Read up and research on the traditional nuances before travelling to Fiji. Carry cash in small denominations for taxi rides and other purchases. Credit cards are not widely accepted. If you want to explore the City of Suva and discover off the beaten track locations and experiences, enquire with Reception to arrange a guide for you.