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Buresala Landing
Wharf for boats between Ovalau and Viti Levu (Natovi Landing).
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Tavarua Island
The private resort on this heart-shaped island reserved for surfers.
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Niukaube Hill War Memorial
This site has a memorial to locals who fought and died in WWI and WWII.
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Uciwai Landing
Used by surfers to access Mamanuca breaks and resorts on Namotu and Tavarua.
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Namotu Island
Little island home to an exclusive surf resort geared towards the American market.
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New Town Beach
Long stretch of sand dotted with budget accommodation and wealthy residential properties.
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Roman Catholic Cathedral
This 1902 cathedral is built of sandstone imported from Sydney and is one of Suva’s most prominent landmarks.
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Shree Laxmi Narayan Temple
Just east of downtown, this bright orange and blue temple generally has a caretaker around to let you in for a look.
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Blowhole
On Taveunis dramatic, windswept South Cape. As the water jumps up through the volcanic rock it creates rainbows in the air.
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Wailoaloa Beach
Not very swimmable, but decent for sunbathing or a game of beach rugby, Wailoaloa is home to a cluster of budget resorts.
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Levuka Museum
Fiji Museum offers a fascinating, if chaotically organised, glimpse of old Levuka, through its wonderfully atmospheric displays.
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Old Police Station
The little weatherboard building on the corner of Garner Jones Rd and Totoga Lane was Levuka’s original police station (1874)
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Church of the Holy Redeemer
Levukas Anglican Church of the Holy Redeemer (1904) is notable for its colourful stained-glass and altar of yaka and dakua wood.
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Great Council of Chiefs Meeting Hall
The Great Council of Chiefs’ meeting hall (bure bose ) was built in Somosomo in 1986 for the gathering of chiefs from all over Fiji.
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Oceania Centre for Arts & Culture
Arts centre at the University of the South Pacific, which hosts regular live music, dance and theatre, art shows, talks and other cultural events.
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Centenary Methodist Church
For a rousing chorus of song on a Sunday morning, head to the Methodist church. The pitch is more invigorating than dulcet and it often fills the surrounding streets.
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Namena Marine Reserve
Protected 70sqkm park housing corals so vibrant and marine life so plentiful that it’s become the poster child for Fiji’s underwater world. Its about a two-hour boat ride from Savusavu.
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Naililili Catholic Mission
Catholic missionaries from France built the Naililili Catholic Mission at the turn of the 20th century. The stained-glass windows were imported from Europe and incorporate Fijian writing and imagery.
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Suva Cemetery
If you entered town via the Queens Road, you likely passed Suva Cemetery. Graves are dug by the inmates from the prison (built in 1913) just down the road, and then decorated with bright cloth.
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Former Town Hall
The former town hall (1901) is built in typical British colonial style (although not to celebrate Queen Victoria’s silver jubilee as is commonly thought), and under renovation to restore it to community use.
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