Transportation in Fiji is well developed and is supported by all modes of transport. The variety of public transport options in Fiji include buses, share taxis and private taxis. The excellent network of roads in the island also makes transportation in Fiji easy and hassle free.

Buses run every half hour on the main road circling Viti Levu. The taxis are a substantial proportion of traffic. You can easily hire a taxi to reach the airport or the nearby beach from your resort. Most of the hotels are easily accessible. Just hire a cab and tell them to take you to the resort in which you have your online reservation.Though there is rarely much traffic present, most vehicles run on diesel which causes severe pollution on major roadways. A national speed limit of 80 km/h is usually observed. The village speed limits are all but entirely ignored, but drivers slow down for several speed humps distributed within each village. Seat belts are advised to be used while on taxis.

Buses are the best mode of transport in the island, unless you are truly comfortable and capable of renting and driving a car on your own. You can also rent a car from the many car rental companies. All you need is your passport and driving license. You must avoid traveling at night, especially outside of urban areas. The South Sea Cruises operates daily inter-island ferry transfers throughout Fiji's Mamanuca Island resorts. This is an awesome adventure that you must enjoy with your family. Take your kids to an adventurous cruise in Fiji and enjoy the fun. Fiji also provides daily ferry transfers out to the remote Yasawa Islands. It is advisable to the tourists to not take rented cars to the other islands. Most car rental companies forbid their customers from doing so.

Bicycles are fast becoming more popular mode of transportation in Fiji in the recent years for tourists and locals alike. Fiji is an ideal place for riding a rugged bike. If you have a bicycle then you can enjoy a bicycle ride in the island and in the nearby places.

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