Hotels near University of the South Pacific

Exploring University of the South Pacific

This university is jointly owned by the governments of 12 Pacific countries and is the main provider of university education in the Pacific islands. On most weekday mornings, the Oceania Dance Theatre and other performance groups can be found rehearsing in the Oceania Centre for Arts & Culture , where you can also see temporary exhibits of paintings and carvings.

Accommodations near University of the South Pacific

In general, Fiji is a mid-range priced holiday destination with most of the accommodations in this range. Finding Fiji hotel deals is easy considering that an impressive range of accommodation choices awaits all travellers, and even simpler when you couple that with our website. Visitors here can expect decent accommodation without wreaking havoc on the budget. If you are in the mood to splurge though, then there are luxurious hotels with excellent amenities, such as spas that add further decadence to the already refreshing holiday. Recommended accommodations nearby are Grand Pacific Hotel, Holiday Inn Suva and Best Western Suva Motor Inn.

Sightseeing near University of the South Pacific

Very close to the university, you will be able to see the Fiji National Stadium. This multi-purpose stadium was built in 1979 for the 6th South Pacific Games. Currently it is used mostly for rugby league, rugby union and football matches. The stadium has undercover seating for 4000 people. Make sure to also take a walk to visit the beautiful Thurston Gardens nearby.

Transportation near University of the South Pacific

Getting from the airport is easy as there are numerous transport options available. The public bus network around Fiji is extensive and this is by far the cheapest way to get around. The Sunbeam Transport company runs non-air-conditioned express buses around Viti Levu, while express buses cover major routes on the islands. Visitors who opt to travel by taxi should agree on the fare in advance as metered taxis are rare in Fiji. There are also regular ferries and planes to take visitors between the main islands, while those who want to visit smaller islands should charter a private boat.