Walu Bay: Suva's Coastal Industrial Hub

Experience the working harbor and coastal charm of Walu Bay in Suva, Fiji, where industry meets stunning ocean views.

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Walu Bay, located in Suva, Fiji, is a bustling industrial area known for its stunning coastal views and historical significance. It offers a unique glimpse into Fiji's commercial activities, blending natural beauty with the energy of a working harbor.

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Visit during sunset for breathtaking views as the sun dips below the horizon.
Try local seafood dishes at nearby cafes for an authentic taste of Fiji.
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Getting There

Walking

From the Suva Bus Station, exit and head towards Victoria Parade. Walk along Victoria Parade until you reach the intersection with Walu Street. Turn left onto Walu Street. Continue walking straight for about 15-20 minutes, and you will arrive at Walu Bay. No costs involved.
Public Transport

From Nausori Airport, take a bus to the Suva Bus Station. Buses leave frequently, approximately every 15-30 minutes. From the Suva Bus Station, you can either walk to Walu Bay (approximately 20 minutes) or take a local taxi. Bus fare from Nausori to Suva is approximately FJD 0.68.
Taxi

Taxis are readily available throughout Suva. A taxi ride from the Suva city center to Walu Bay will cost approximately FJD 5-10, depending on traffic. Ensure the driver uses the meter, which starts at FJD 1.50, with an additional FJD 1.30 per kilometer.

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Walu Bay, situated to the west of Suva's busy harbor, is a dynamic blend of industry and scenic beauty. Overlooking the South West Pacific Ocean, the bay provides stunning views, especially from vantage points like Borron House on Waimanu Road. Historically, the area now known as Walu Bay, was known as Waluwalu. This area is a major industrial hub, hosting factories, warehouses, import-export companies, shipyards, container yards, and Fiji's only brewery. The bay's waterfront is lined with charming eateries and cafes, offering visitors a taste of local cuisine amidst the bustling harbor. Walu Bay also holds historical significance, reflecting Fiji's colonial past. The nearby Borron House is a reminder of when Fiji was under UK control, hosting numerous dignitaries. The area was developed with land reclamation projects between 1913 and 1916 to expand the King's Wharf and create more industrial sites. Today, Walu Bay represents a blend of Fiji's past and present, offering visitors a chance to experience the commercial heart of Suva while enjoying the area's natural beauty.