Fridays close at 6.00p.m. Saturdays from 8.00a.m. Suva Handicraft along Stinson Parade closes at 5.00p.m. on Saturdays. Since World War II, Fiji has developed as a major duty free shopping centre. Bargaining is still conducted in some of the duty free shops but the larger stores have fixed prices.
Fijian artifacts are available from roadside stalls to large shops.
Major credit cards are accepted by most hoels, restaurants, shops, rental car agencies, tours, cruises and travel agents. Sport Fijians, like Australians, enjoy a variety of sports- indoor, outdoor and acquatic to cater for all groups. There is Tennis, Golf, Squash, Lawn Bowls, Cricket, Rugby Union, Rugby League, Athletics, Swimming, Scuba Diving, Snorkelling, Reef walks, Para-sailing, Water Skiing, Jet Skis, etc. For libraries and cultural interests contact the Fiji Visitors Bureau. Tipping Tipping is not encouraged but visitors may give a gratuity for excellent service.