Suva Cruise Reviews

Best of Suva. Good way to see Suva from the comfort of a bus. Fiji Museum not worth the visit but a stop at Thurston Gardens (right next door) should be included as this looked very nice. Again the same old 'approved' shopping stop. ...

Central Suva is not at all inviting and it is not good to walk around as it is very busy and not particularly friendly. Again the shopping is minimal. ...

Take an excursion outside the city. Suva is a poor third world town. I took a canoe excursion down a river through the jungles and Canyons to a waterfall to swim in. The waterfalls and lush greenery was awesome. I really expected Tatto to pop out of the jungle because it was so beautiful! Afterwards we visited a nativeFijiian village for a ceremony and lunch where the whole tribe showed up. ...

Very good. nice beach. Nice lunch. ...

Walked off and around Suva town a little run down and numerous hawkers got back on board as soon as I could ...

This was the port stop for us. We took a local taxi with a driver for three hours and were impressed with the landscape and villages not far away from Suva. There is a lot to see here if you move away from teh port area of Suva. ...

I walked along the coastline to the Fiji Museum in Thurston Gardens. Very interesting. Shop accepts credit cards and had some very good items for sale, some of which were quite inexpensive. Walked past President's home with guard in a "man skirt" as well as the Grand Pacific hotel. Visited the Handicrafts market. Note: this is a ship replenishment stop for fuel, food, etc. ...

Walked on my own to Fiji Museum in Thurston Gardens. Very good museum and gift shop that accepts credit cards. Some inexpensive items purchased here. Walked by the president's house and many government buildings and shops. Enjoyed walking into the Grand Pacific hotel as well. Purchased some handicrafts at the Handicraft market very close to the ship. ...

Walked around the town and visited the small local museum (only 5$). Huge local market next to the port is very interesting. ...

My husband and I did another walk and explored Suva by ourselves. We found that Suva, Fiji is a little more developed than Lautoka, Fiji and has newer-looking commercial and apartment/condo buildings. Upon walking we happened to have turned onto a street that was away from the bustling little city, a street that went uphill. A few hundred meters from the crowded city is an old, tiny but ...