Suva Fiji 2 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Explore the City and Experience Local Culture

Morning:

  • Arrival at Nadi International Airport. You can arrange a taxi or shuttle service to Suva (approximately a 3-hour drive).
  • Check-in at your hotel (recommended: The Grand Pacific Hotel, located in the heart of Suva with easy access to key attractions).

Things to Know:

  • Fiji’s official language is Fijian and English. Common phrases are useful for interacting with locals.
  • Fiji uses Fijian Dollar (FJD). Major credit cards are accepted in most places, but it’s always good to have some local currency on hand.
  • The time zone in Fiji is GMT+12.

Mid-Morning:

  • Visit the Fiji Museum located in Thurston Gardens. Learn about Fiji’s rich history and culture.
  • Explore Thurston Gardens, a beautiful colonial-style park.

Lunch:

  • Head to Cafe Moka (Downtown Suva), famous for its coffee and homemade cakes.

Afternoon:

  • Take a ferry to the Colonial War Memorial Garden on Albert Park. Enjoy the scenic views, visit the memorials, and relax in this peaceful setting.
  • Visit the Suva Markets (Victoria Parade) for local produce, handicrafts, and souvenirs.

Dinner:

  • Dine at I’i Vi Veges (Thurston Road), a popular vegetarian restaurant known for its fusion of Fijian and Indian flavors.

Evening:

  • Stroll along the Suva waterfront, enjoy the sunset, and take in the city lights.

Day 2: Island Hopping and Relaxation

Morning:

  • Book a day tour to explore the Mamanuca or Yasawa Islands (available from Suva). These tours often include snorkeling, beach time, and lunch.

Lunch:

  • Included in your island hopping tour.

Afternoon:

  • Continue with your island hopping tour activities, such as swimming, kayaking, or cultural experiences.

Dinner:

  • Return to Suva and have dinner at Vudarua Restaurant (Wailevu Road), known for its seafood dishes.

Evening:

  • Spend your last evening in Fiji relaxing at your hotel or exploring more of downtown Suva.

Tips:

  • Always apply plenty of sunscreen and reapply regularly.
  • Respect local customs and traditions, especially when visiting villages.
  • Remember to take photos and cherish memories from this tropical paradise!