Suva Municipal Market

Address	Usher St. at Rodwell Road
Admission	Free
Hours	Mon-Fri 5am-6pm, Sat 5am-1pm

Many markets exist on the island of Fiji, but the most largest and liveliest market is located in the South Pacific called Suva Municipal Market. An array of tropical produce is offered for sale at the market. If merchants are not to busy, they are friendly enough to give you a little lesson on how the pronunciations and use of various fruits and vegetables are used in everyday living. The market gets very busy on Saturday mornings, but if your tired of processed foods and want a refreshing taste of something fresh and natural, the market is the right place for you. The bus station is behind the market on Rodwell Road.

Another market worth mentioning is the Municipal Curio and Handicraft Centre. Here booths and little shops offer hand crafted items and souvenirs that you can take make home with you. Stalls are operated by Indians so haggling over prices might be an easier task than stalls run by local Fijians. All in all both markets are a great place to visit if you are looking to get away from the beach.

In yet another bit of cultural diversity, you can haggle over the price of handcrafts at stalls run by Indians. (Don't try to haggle at those operated by Fijians.) It's best to wait until you have visited the Government Handicraft Centre, however, before making a purchase.

Located on Parade past Central Street.