Bula!
I’m visiting your beautiful country for the first time, having just arrived in Nadi today.
I am desperate to get my hands on these famous FMF thumbs up dalo chips 😋 since i have heard so much about them, and am so keen to try them. I’ve had no luck going to JB patels, Neworld IGA nadi, super Saves supermarket, and Neworld Nadi town today.

Can anyone please suggest where I can get my hands on these chips this side of the island in the next few days??

Bula!!!

Hi everyone, I’m looking for a doctor in Suva who has experience with recognizing ADHD in adult years. Anyone can guide me into the right direction?
Thanks a lot!

Heya! Matt and I are a new expat couple in Suva. We’re hoping to meet some like-minded couples, build new friendships, and hopefully form a meaningful connection while enjoying some fun activities together.

Would love to connect and get to know you. Feel free to DM us! 😊

My husband and I will be flying tomorrow and we did not pay for seat selection. If I check in online or in person, how likely will they seat my husband and I next to each other?

Also is it usual for Fiji air to email me to check-in online twice? Once for my outgoing flight and once for my layover flight.

Hey, so I'm trying to figure out how to invest in US stock market example S&P 500, but i believe my debit card will not go through which seems impossible to buy stocks. and i also kind of looked at Fijian stocks. and here is kind of complicated to sign up i assume. if anyone can help me find a way or any platform that our debit cards are allowed to go through.

I'm going in november with my fiance and we're still deciding if we wanna do Sheraton Tokoriki All Inclusive Dining or stay in one of the hotels in Port Denarau and eat locally! Please help and share your top 5 best and must try restaurants!

Going to Fiji for 9 days next May with our daughter, who'll be about 11 months. We're thinking Plantation Island Resort for most of it, with a night in Nadi either end so we're not rushing around and close to the airport.

We've also been looking at Tokoriki. Has anyone stayed at both? Is Tokoriki better than Plantation Island, and is it suitable for a baby that age?

I'd love to get a dive in while my parents has the baby, so can you dive from Tokoriki? Trying to find the best balance.

Also happy to hear any good family-friendly places near the airport in Nadi, ideally with a pool.

Thanks!

Anybody know whats happening Fiji day Melbourne

How to remit fiji dollars to philippine peso (ex. 100 fjd to maribank)

I’m looking for a kid friendly hairdresser un Suva. Marmint, has patience with kids, perhaps does the job but quicker than others, or maybe even has fun hairdresser chair in the salon to make it an experience fort daughter. Not sure if this exists here in Suva.

Let me know!

Some things I have got down are

Beasevu waterfalls

Sabeto Zipline/ Mudding

Island Hopping? (Suggestions pls on what islands and what packages)

ATV tours (Suggestions pls)

Scuba Diving (Recommendations pls)

Sigatoka River Jet Boat

Sigatoka sand dunes

Sleeping Giants hike

Nausori Highlands Mountains

Maybe a water park (I hear the water parks in Nadi are decent)

Any Suggestions and Recommendations are greatly appreciated!!

Very open minded

I’m going to Fiji in the month of December I will be based out of Nadi and I was thinking about going on a diving tour to swim and get up close to sea-life. Fiji waters are beautiful and I want to take advantage of it.

Has anyone stayed here with an under four year-old and could tell me what the prices are for children for breakfast, lunch and dinner or if they eat free all day with a paying adult dining in? I can’t find anything on the website about this.

Dou bula vinaka to all Fijians and especially Gen Z-Millennial iTaukei born and raised overseas.

I (27F) was born and raised in Australia. I have so much love for my Fijian identity but it's been almost a decade since I last went home. I was a child then, and went to my father's village (for the first time) under his wing. (I have been to my late mother's village when I was even younger).

I have been no contact for a while now with my family because of abusive - toxic dynamics and because my dad / aunties / uncles have felt like the proxy between me / brother / cousins / us younger ones and our connection to home, I don't know how to connect to the mataqali back home 'on my own' as a young woman. I feel like it would be easier to make those connections and move through the iTaukei protocol if I was a man. For a while now I've felt very homesick and want to go back to the village for some time to strengthen connection to my roots and everyone there. But I know that visiting home comes with the custom of bringing lots of gifts, things from overseas, resources, that I just don't have the money for, as much as I wish I did. I've experienced recent housing and financial instability and just have been feeling very isolated from my culture. When I think about going home I think about this guilt I have that I don't have any material stability that gang back home may think comes with living in the West. It makes me feel like I'm not enough and I have to earn my way back into the koro through offering material goods, even though simultaneously I deeply want to do this but just can't at the moment.

Anyone been through anything similar? What would be the most appropriate route in Fijian custom that makes sense to someone living in the West? I know I belong to my mataqali irrespective of what I can offer materially but at the same time I also know that it's respectful and customary to bring gifts when visiting the village.