Suva Cruise Reviews

We got there around 7 AM on a Sunday. Nothing opens till around 10:30 as Church is the main thing. We took lots of school supplies and treats for the kids. Most schools operate on a $5.00 per child per year budget. They were very grateful. Probably the best feel good moment of the cruise. ...

Authentic village tour, tour of the waterfall, and the city ...

boring ...

They catered a tour to do what we wanted to do, this included a village visit with Kava ceremony, city and country tour, a waterfalls stop for a swim and a visit to a school which we loved and it was the highlight of the day. ...

Long scenic drive, followed by an informative and entertaining demonstration of firewalking and some of the primitive rituals from Fiji's past. Recommended. ...

Been before ...

We took a tour that we booked on the wharf ( we were scouted the previous day in Lautoka ). We were told $30, which we assumed to be Fijian money, but it turned out to be $30 AUS. We got on the bus just after 9am and were told it would be about 30 minutes before we left, which we accepted. An hour later, we were still sitting and waiting, and people were getting frustrated ( thankfully the bus ...

Took a taxi to nearby church, the Fijians were just ever soooo lovely, welcoming and warm. ...

Sunday, most things were closed ...

Another dump. ...