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FDB Foreshore: Suva's Tranquil Waterfront Park
Experience Suva's scenic coastal park with ocean views, cultural vibrancy, and a relaxing atmosphere for locals and tourists alike.
FDB Foreshore is a scenic park in Suva, Fiji, offering stunning ocean views and a vibrant atmosphere. Popular with locals and tourists, it's perfect for leisurely strolls, picnics, and experiencing Fijian culture.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Walking
From the Suva city center, FDB Foreshore is easily accessible by foot. Head towards Victoria Parade, the main waterfront road. Walk along Victoria Parade in the direction of the Grand Pacific Hotel. FDB Foreshore is located adjacent to the hotel. The walk is approximately 5-10 minutes from most central locations.
Public Transport
Buses are a common form of transport in Suva. From the Suva Bus Station, located next to the Suva Market, board any bus traveling along Victoria Parade. Ask the driver to drop you off near the Grand Pacific Hotel, which is adjacent to FDB Foreshore. Bus fares range from FJ$0.70 to FJ$1.50. Note that you will need an eTransport card to pay for the bus fare.
Taxi
Taxis are readily available throughout Suva. Hail a taxi from any location in the city center and ask to be taken to FDB Foreshore on Victoria Parade. The ride should be short and relatively inexpensive. Taxi fares in Suva start at FJ$1.50, with a drop charge of FJ$0.10 per 100 meters. A short taxi ride from the city center should cost between FJ$4 and FJ$8.
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