Top Things to do in Viti Levu
Top Restaurants in Viti Levu
- 1. Tu's Place
- 2. Ports O' Call
- 3. Ocean Terrace Restaurant
- 4. Navo at InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort and Spa
- 5. Nadina Authentic Fijian Restaurant
- 6. IVI Restaurant at Outrigger on the Lagoon Fiji
- 7. Wicked Walu Seafood Restaurant
- 8. Eco Cafe
- 9. V Restaurant at Sofitel Fiji Resort
- 10. Sazanami Restaurant
What to do and see in Viti Levu, Fiji: The Best Free Things to do
Fiji's largest island, home to capital Suva, offers some wonderful beaches. Palm-fringed Natadola Beach, reputed to be one of the best beaches in the world, is a picture perfect crescent of powdery sand leading to dramatic cliffs. Coconuts hang overhead and the striking azure lagoon entices swimmers.
Restaurants in Viti Levu
1. Hot Glass Fiji
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 103 reviews
Hot Glass Fiji is Fiji's first glass blowing studio, where glass is hand blown to create beautiful souvenirs and memories of Fiji. The studio is free to visit and we offer a unique and hugely enjoyable glassblowing experience for anyone who would like to try glassblowing - make your own stunning souvenir of fantastic Fiji! The work is inspired by the cool colours of the sea, the luscious greens of the rain forest and the traditional Fijian textures and long used traditional craft skills. Hot Glass Fiji has designed and made pieces of art which can be used or just admired in your homes. Each piece is a unique and wonderful memory of Fiji. All are welcome to come to the studio located in our lush tropical garden overlooking the ocean on Sunset Strip, Korotogo. Take the time to watch the fascinating process of glass blowing, browse and buy our unique Fiji made glassware.
Reviewed By 938aureliec
We spent a great morning at Alice's workshop, visiting and blowing one piece of glass under their supervision. Great team, very professional and lovely people who are passionate and likes sharing their art and skills with visitors. One can bring back home the little creation we made, and buy the colourful and beautiful creations Alice and her skilled Fijian team make. The workshop itself is a lovely place located on the sea side. We're very happy of this rare opportunity to do such a craft and admiring the pieces they design which integrate, play and renew Fijian traditional patterns and objects in a foreign art.
2. The Projects Collective
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
With over 50 locally sourced and ethically minded brands instore, The Projects Collective covers off all your hard to find niche gift ideas. We have worked extensively with local artisans to stock a range for both the tourist and gift giver. Serving the best coffees and cakes on the coast, this store is a must drop in stop on your travels up or down the Coral Coast
Reviewed By C_WasHere
Great coffee, cute boutique, and a relaxing vibe. Love stopping in for a browse at all the unique, mostly handmade, things on offer. The coffee is great and the baked goods are so tasty. Love it here! Can take your coffee/snack to the beach just down the path, too.
3. Natadola Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 781 reviews
Considered one of Fiji's best beaches, Natadola features pure white sand, many much-needed shade trees and horses for hire - both gentle rides for children and adult-level treks as well.
Reviewed By PinotandCider - Moama, Australia
Heaven can wait ????. This bay and beach is almost indescribably good. Turquoise blue water with the reef way back, pristine sand, gentle breeze and an Intercontinental Hotel at one end too. We did horse riding, got a massage and had a Pina Colada as well.
4. Vatukarasa Village
5. Dravuni Island
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By Grommitsupporter - Hampshire, United Kingdom
Such an experience to spend a day on such a remote island in the South Pacific. The islanders were so welcoming, especially the teachers at their primary school.Good swimming and snorkelling opportunities. Speed boat tours from 10Fijian Dollars upwards. Crystal clear waters. Pity about the islander who imprisoned a sea turtle in a bath and who was charging 5 dollars for tourists to photograph this beautiful and endangered species.
6. Baravi Handcrafts
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By TamaraC336 - Melbourne, Australia
I’ve been here many times before and again it hasn’t disappointed. The staff were more than welcoming and were able to answer all questions.. no pushy sales which was great. Big Bula and Vinaka to Bill, our 4yr old is Moana obsessed and he happily played along as Maui’s uncle which made her day ???? Baravi is a must - money goes to the local village
7. Nausori Highlands
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By singhShivy - Viti Levu, Fiji
I heard a lot about this place and was warned that the road is not safe. But we set on a cross country journey with my dad. Went through the Sigatoka Valley Road and came right from the Nausori Highlands Road. This is the road least traveled with no road signs hence recommended for 4 wheel drives. You just have to trust your navigation skills as the area does not have network at places and the villages are located were far away. We did had to stop and ask for directions in few villages. But it all was all worth it. The view from the Nausori highland is worth the travel. We spotted out 2 or 3 waterfalls but they were quite off the road. Be ware of the wild horses that just run upon seeing the vehicle. Worth a trip to see the interior of Vitilevu.
8. Suva Municipal Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 174 reviews
Immerse yourself in the festive, friendly atmosphere of this wonderful street market, where you'll find every tropical fruit and vegetable imaginable.
Reviewed By straitman2 - Melbourne, Australia
We travel to Fiji at least annually and Suva once or twice on each visit. Fiji does not have all the modern facilities of home but the awesome people make up for this. One of the major attractions is that everything isn’t squeaky clean but is great anyway. The Suva Markets are huge and whilst setup for the locals have plenty to offer for tourists also. People just need to remember that they are markets and not a modern shopping centre.
9. Port Denarau Marina
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 3,055 reviews
Only 20 minutes drive from Nadi International Airport, Port Denarau Marina is Fiji's premier marina facility. As the hub of the integrated Denarau Island Resort, Port Denarau Marina is the gateway to exploring our idyllic sun drenched tropical isles of Fiji's West Coast. Provisioning is easy - with a supermarket, pharmacy and bakery at the end of the dock and Nadi and Namaka only a short bus or taxi ride away. Port Denarau Marina is walking distance to several international hotels, offering a vast array of recreational pursuits including an international 18 hole golf course - not to mention, being part of the largest retail/restaurant complex in the Nadi area. Port Denarau is ideally positioned to provide a stopover for rest, recreation and provisioning during your cruising of the Fijian Islands. The fast developing marina complex is the centre of yachting activity in Fiji, located on Denarau Island, it is accessed through a well marked channel that is 5 metres deep at zero tide. The marina is well protected from all weather. The basin contains 52 fully serviced berths and 14 swing moorings including 14 berths capable of taking Superyachts up to 85 metres in length with 5 metres draft. Fuel, water, single and three phase power and wifi are all available at the dock. The complex contains a 50 tonne travel lift, a hard stand area and marine workshops. Port Denarau Marina is by far Fiji's newest haul out facility and provides the latest up to date equipment. See our Facilities & Services for more detailed information about what we provide.
Reviewed By 863rachellf - Mudgeeraba, Australia
Great area here for any meals, shopping, tours, chemist, spa treatment etc. Just a quick FJ$7 taxi ride from local resorts or grab the Bula Bus. They have entertainment as well so worth a visit any time of the day. Most things are also a lot cheaper than the resorts too, so stock up if you can. Toilets are located upstairs and clean. We didn't get to try all the restaurants so we will be back.
10. Nadi Produce Markets
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 172 reviews
Reviewed By NormTravels - Tifton, United States
A huge array of foods, flowers, fresh produce and "stuff". Excellent for buying souvenirs at non-tourist prices.
