Fun and entertainment Fiji

An address in the heart of downtown Suva. People come here mainly for its caffeine derivatives, but also for its fruity chocolates and liqueurs. It is the trendiest bar in the area, a meeting place for expatriates and tourists. With its colorful tables and designer furniture, it is THE place to have a drink during the day or at the very beginning of the evening. You can also have a snack in this café, for breakfast, lunch or a snack. The menu offers a wide choice, you should find what you are looking for!

This is the epicenter of Suva's bar and nightclub scene, but it's not Las Vegas either. This is the most European of all the clubs, both in terms of its clientele and its atmosphere. One big room with a central bar, a mix of contemporary European, Indian and Fijian music, sometimes a little retro... There is a lot of atmosphere and the clientele is, all in all, younger than the one of Trap's (another nightclub located just next door, at 305 Victoria Parade).

With 3 rooms with different atmospheres, Trap's is suitable for all styles. The clientele is very eclectic. On the weekend, on the ^first floor, you will find a quiet lounge atmosphere, for those who would like to hear the sound of their voice. At the bottom it's much more complicated, live music and the sound system create a grouping of all the souls present on dance floor. Pool fans, 2 tables are dedicated to you.

A very local atmosphere, with a musical compendium: Fijian music, reggae, but especially from the country… Some of everything in a very relaxed setting. After months of renovation, the bar has a well-connected look. The place, known to all under the name of Barn, was renamed The Ranch Club.

The Holiday Inn is in the category of high-class hotels in Suva along with the Grand Pacific Hotel, located next door. At the Holiday Inn bar, currently known as Tapa Lounge Bar, there are often piano bar oriented bands in the early evening. It's a nice place to have a drink after dark, poolside, with the ocean in view. The hotel's restaurants are also attractive for their cuisine.

It's the social "club" of the weekend, and a good opportunity to meet the locals. Traditionally, planters used to come here for drinks, and the place has never been deserted, given its reputation. Once a month, the club organizes a Sunday lunchtime lovo. A restaurant serving fast food is located on the Planter's Club premises. In a row off the main hall is a room housing a billiard table, so there's something for everyone. Finally, the place is famous for its squash court. So grab your beers and rackets!

Open to non-hotel guests. The Savusavu Hot Springs bar can be a good choice for an evening out: on weekends, there's often live music, but above all, the view of the harbor from the large balcony is very appealing. During the day, you can also drop in for a drink and a dip in the pool. For lunch or dinner, we recommend the other addresses mentioned in the Savusavu restaurant section. There's nothing exceptional here, even if some dishes stand out from the crowd.

Right in the middle of the marina, this is where the sailors meet. You can always go here for a drink at the end of the day. At the entrance you'll find a list of the various rules of the place (no children, no smoking, no pets, dress code), but don't worry, the atmosphere is relaxed and not stuffy. Many boats drop anchor in and around Savusavu marina, most of them tourists staying for several weeks or months to enjoy the Fijian landscape.

The owner is a musician and, in the diable, he put the package in the sound system. There are even giant screens around the bar.

In an idyllic setting near the ocean, the island will go to the night club, while others will take a cocktail or a glass of wine on the red sofas of the beach bar. A festive and nevertheless select atmosphere. Every Friday evening, there is a live concert and on Saturday a beach fire (fire on the beach) is a tradition. It is one of the most pleasant places in Fiji to spend an evening.

A rather select club where one is required to be dressed appropriately, so not in swimsuit and flip-flops. The Ice-Bar welcomes expatriates and tourists. It is located in the Martintar district of Nadi. Be careful, at night in this area, and more generally everywhere in Fiji: the locals take a cab at night, so we invite you to do the same. In the Martintar area, it is also very common at night for men to be approached for paid services.

Live concert and home cocktail are on weekends! The gourmands will enjoy the Toblerone cocktail, the taste of the chocolate bar of the same name and aroma at Bailey's! Overcrowded during sports.

A reference discotheque in the heart of the Martintar district, where local and tourists are located. Starting on Thursday, the end of the week is really lively; Other nights, except in the tourist season, it is simply a nice place to drink a drink. 3 rooms: One to have a drink, one to dance, one to play billiards and babbling.

Complex recent 3-4 cinemas in central Suva. National and international films on the programme. Attractive prices.

A haven for expatriates, hotel regulars and guests passing through, the Grand Pacific Hotel bar is a lovely place to come for a drink at the end of the day. The terrace is superb, facing the sea. On rainy days, you can make do with the interior, which is also very beautiful. While the nightly rate isn't cheap, the price of drinks is far from excessive, contrary to what you might think. A must-see for the setting.

It is the trendy place of Savusavu.

This new disco has the advantage of being in the city centre. The atmosphere is rather connected with the delivery of a DJ every weekend.

This is certainly one of the best places in Nadi for an evening drink and sunset, on the top floor of the Ramada hotel overlooking Wailoaloa beach. On Fridays and Saturdays from 6 p.m. live music is often played. Club 57 is open all day for breakfast. Breakfast is served until 2pm, after which the classic menu takes over from 2pm until closing time. The cuisine is without surprises, with burgers, pizzas, soups and salads.

A rather gay friendly place with Fijian music, pop, reggae. We love the wooden bar and the very good atmosphere.

Lautoka is not particularly famous for its nightlife, so here is a slightly different suggestion, but why not? This could be an opportunity to see a good Bollywood movie, a genre so popular with Indo-Fijians. Many Indo-Fijians are fluent in Hindi, so Indian films are shown in this theater in their original version, but they are usually also subtitled in English to suit most people. Hollywood blockbusters are also shown in this cinema. Not especially films of author in the program.