Talk about shopping, who doesn’t love it!  Fiji shopping is one thing you must not forget to do while you vacationing here. You are sure to be disappointed if you go home and realize that you have missed a bountiful time of duty free shopping in Fiji. It is better to exchange money, at banks and carry Fiji currency because some small shops do not accept foreign currency and credit cards however if you wish to use credit card and foreign currency then you can use them in larger duty free shops.

In Fiji you can bargain, so it is better to keep Fiji currency as you might be surprised as it could be at times cheaper than using your credit card.

The most popular shopping in Fiji is found in Fiji Handicraft shops that offer traditional artifacts that are designed by locals. Fiji shopping is not only fun but is a great way to find several treasures totake back home to family and friends.

Fiji shops offer a wide variety of items from Fiji artisans such as clothing made from masi or tapa cloth, several woven items, and beautiful carvings. Shopping in Fiji would not be the same if you did not venture off to these local Fiji shops to find such gems as carved cannibal bowls, forks, crockery, and clay pots.

If you are searching for a more affordable souvenir, you should look for a sports wear Fiji shop offering bula shirts and a wide-ranging selection of swimwear. These types of shops offer many different items that will be perfect to take home to friends or family members without costing you large amounts of money.

Fiji shopping has to include a market that offers spices (You may have to declare food items when you arrive at your country) for you to take home and enjoy. Some of the popular spices you can purchase with Fijian currency or in some cases your own currency are cardamom, pepper, ginger, and cinnamon. In most cases, you can find the best-priced spices at the Fiji municipal Market.  Happy Shopping!!!