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HOME+LAND: Five Women Artists, One Shared Conversation About Belonging
A Suva exhibition brings greater visibility to women artists in Fiji, exploring stories of place, memory, identity and belonging through contemporary visual art.
Dive In, Ladies: Fiji’s Reefs Are Calling This Women’s Dive Day
Captain Cook Cruises Fiji celebrates Women’s Dive Day on July 18 with a special Island & Reef Day Sail to the Mamanuca Islands, featuring a complimentary scuba dive, coral reef adventures and marine conservation.
San Francisco to Queensland: Fiji Airways Celebrates Double Milestones
Fiji Airways is confidently expanding its global footprint, marking a historic achievement with 10 years of continuous service to San Francisco while simultaneously launching new direct flights to the Australian Gold Coast.
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CURRENCY/CREDIT CARDS
The Fiji dollar is the basic unit of currency. Notes available in $5, $7, $10, $20, $50 and $100. Coins: 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, $1 and $2.
Typically, credit cards are accepted at hotels, larger retail shops, restaurants, cruises, car rentals and tour operators. VISA, MasterCard, American Express, China UnionPay, Diners Club, JCB International & Discover.
WEATHER
Fiji’s mild tropical climate can be enjoyed all year round. May to October is the dry season. The temperatures are cooler and there is less rainfall and humidity. November to April is the wet season with daytime temps averaging around 25℃, and generally high humidity.
AIRPORTS/SEAPORTS
Air: Two international gateways – Nadi Int. Airport in the Western Division and Nausori Int. Airport, outside Suva. There are several smaller airports.
Sea: Port facilities in Suva, Lautoka, Malau, Levuka, Wairiki and Rotuma.
Fiji’s premier marina facility Port Denarau Marina is located in western Viti Levu.