Discover Destination Suva

Experience the pinnacle of luxury in the heart of Suva when you stay at the legendary Grand Pacific Hotel. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of Fiji’s capital, with the city’s most iconic attractions just moments away.

Admire the stunning Albert Park from our doorstep, or take a leisurely stroll to the bustling harbourside, where you can discover the Fiji Museum, Parliament Buildings and Presidential State House. For nature enthusiasts, the lush Thurston Botanical Garden is a must-visit. The hotel’s prime location also provides easy access to exclusive dining, high-end shopping and business districts, making it the ultimate destination for your South Pacific getaway.

Hotel Address:

584 – 618 Victoria Parade, Suva, Fiji Islands

Use the City Centre Guide and explore Suva!

Nearby Experiences   Getting Here   Parking Information   Suva Transport  

NEARBY EXPERIENCES

RETAIL THERAPY

Luxury Shopping

Experience the epitome of high-end shopping just moments from the Grand Pacific Hotel. Discover the latest international fashion at Tappoocity Suva, or indulge in Fijian luxury labels at Butt Street Samson Lee’s boutique or KuiViti at Victoria Parade. Immerse yourself in a fusion of local and global designers at the Suva Flea Market. For a truly indulgent shopping experience away from the bustle of the city, visit the Damodar City Centre. And if you’re looking to venture beyond the city limits, Rups Mega Mall Nakasi is a must-visit destination.

DESIGNED BY OUR CONCIERGE

Suva Jogging Scene

Elevate your fitness routine with our bespoke jogging guide, thoughtfully curated by our expert concierge team. Explore Suva’s finest sights as you jog from our hotel to discover the city’s natural beauty.

A WORLD OF HISTORY

Fiji Museum

Explore Fiji’s rich cultural heritage at the Fiji Museum, located in the heart of Thurston Gardens in Suva. Explore a remarkable collection of archaeological material dating back 3,700 years, including artefacts donated by William Allardyce to the Suva Town Board in 1904. After a devastating fire in 1919, the museum found a new home at Draiba, and later moved to the upper floor of the Carnegie Library, where it remained for over two decades. Today, the museum resides in a state-of-the-art building completed in 1971, offering a captivating glimpse into Fiji’s past.

FIJI’S FLORA & FAUNA

Thurston Garden

Just across from the hotel, Thurston Gardens, previously known as Suva Botanical Gardens, was established in 1913 on the former site of the Suva village. The gardens are home to beautiful fig and banyan trees, tropical flowers, and the Fiji Museum. Relax and enjoy the tranquil oasis in the bustling city while taking a leisurely stroll or enjoying a picnic on the perfectly manicured lawns. Admission is complimentary, and the garden is meticulously maintained, making it an ideal spot to unwind and reconnect with nature.

HISTORIC PRECINT

Fiji Government Buildings - Parliament

Located just minutes from the hotel, the massive Government Buildings site is one of the most prominent in Suva. However, prior to 1935, the area was a swampy creek bed, known as part of the greater Naiqaqi district, mostly containing tumbledown shacks. Nowadays, visitors can find the Department of Lands & Survey selling excellent topographic maps and city plans to the public, and the Department of Information providing pamphlets such as Fiji Today, which offers an overview of the country, statistics and general background information. An impressive new parliament building was also opened in 1992 on Ratu Sukuna Rd.

FLAVOURS OF FIJI

Suva Municipal Market

The Suva Municipal Market, located in the heart of the city, is a vibrant showcase of cosmopolitan Suva. The market is a foodie’s paradise, with vendors selling everything from fresh fish and prawns to local seasonal produce and fruits. You can also purchase Indian spices and freshly gathered shellfish. For a taste of local culture, visit the outdoor ‘yaqona saloon’ and try the traditional Fijian drink. It’s customary to buy a round for the house, and at just a dollar, it’s an affordable way to connect with the local community.

ARTISAN CULTURE

Suva Handicraft Centre

For those seeking a wider array of handicrafts, artisans market is worth exploring. The Suva Handicraft Centre, operated by the Suva City Council, is situated a mere 300 feet from the Suva Municipal Market and boasts a long, modern building filled with talented carvers and craftspeople selling a plethora of goods. Here, you can distinguish between Fiji’s dark, finely patterned “masi” bark cloth and Tonga’s light brown “ngatu” with its freer design, and choose between round or turtle-shaped “tānoa” bowls used for serving kava. Take home a few memories.

GETTING HERE

Arriving from Nausori Domestic or Nadi International Airport.

Private Transfer

Private Transfer

Arrive in total comfort with a private transfer in a luxury car of your choice. Contact our Concierge team with your arrival details to coordinate your seamless chauffeur transport.

Taxi

Taxi

Taxis can be easily picked up from Nausori Domestic or Nadi International Airport, 24-hours a day. A taxi ride to Grand Pacific Hotel will take approximately 50 minutes from Nausori Domestic Airport and four hours from Nadi International Airport

Shuttle Bus

Shuttle Bus

Externally operated public shuttle buses depart from the airport approximately every 30 minutes from Nadi International Airport. This service can take up to five hours to reach Grand Pacific Hotel as it makes stops at other hotels, town centres along the way

Parking

Visit at your leisure with access to an on-site car park, for day and resident guests only. All care will be taken but no responsibility.

Driving from Nausori Domestic Airport

Driving from Nausori Domestic Airport

Leave the airport and turn left onto Kings Rd. Stay on Kings Rd for approximately 10km until you reach the roundabout near the bridge. Take the first exit onto Ratu Mara Rd. Continue on Ratu Mara Rd for approximately 2km. Turn left onto Thompson St. Continue on Thompson St for approximately 1km. Turn right onto Victoria Parade. The Grand Pacific Hotel Suva will be on your left after approximately 400m.

Parking

Parking

Parking is always free while guests are staying on property or day as a day guest (Conferences & Dining visitors). *Please note: All care will be taken but responsibility. Height restrictions for the car park is 2 metres.

Road Closures

Road Closures

Road closures may take place for major events. Please contact Concierge for more information for your stay dates.

Suva Transport

Taxi

Taxi

Allow our Concierge to arrange a taxi service for a seamless means of travelling around Suva. There are several taxi ranks surrounding the hotel along Albert Park for you to conveniently access.

Bus

Bus

Buses operate from Suva Bus Stand and around Thurston Street, travelling to all surburbs as well as Western division (Navua, Sigatoka and Nadi).

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