There is a wide selection of rental car agencies in Fiji with offices located at Nadi Airport, Suva and Lautoka. There is an extensive bus service, which is generally by open-sided buses available on the main islands, this is the most popular form of public transport for the visitors and locals alike. Also available are deluxe coaches run by some of the resorts and taxis. 1.00 pm Shopping 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 artefacts are available from roadside stalls to the larger shops.
Fiji has a well developed, competitive clothing industry and there are good bargains for shoppers in all town centres. Tipping Tipping is not encouraged in Fiji, however at many Resorts a staff fund will accept a donation. The preservation of local Fiji customs has been achieved and visitors will have many opportunities to participate and enjoy these events from Kava to Lovos, Mekes to Firewalking. Local Attractions Fiji is the most developed of the Pacific Islands when it comes to catering for holidaymakers and therefore depending on the resort and location chosen can offer a holiday to suit most tastes.