14-Day Food Itinerary for Fiji
For those who love to discover cultures through local cuisine, want to experience a different way of life, and, of course, try fabulous food, then this Fiji Food Itinerary for 14 Days is for you. From the mainland of Viti Levu to nature’s garden of Taveuni to the multi-cultural Vanua Levu, this food itinerary takes you all over Fiji exploring the country’s largest islands.
In this two-week itinerary, we guide you through the food-related experiences and the accommodations with either self-catering facilities or fabulous restaurants.
Note that this itinerary is for foodies who want to see it all. Be sure to bookmark The Complete Guide to Food in Fiji, which has even more advice.
Table of Contents
Overview: Fiji Foodie 2-Week (14-Day) Itinerary
© FijiPocketGuide.comHow to Get Around Fiji in 14 Days
The 14-day food itinerary below involves both land and overwater travel. Here is a quick rundown of how to get around Fiji on a two-week trip.
Road Transport in Fiji
The first week of this itinerary takes you on a road trip across Viti Levu, Fiji’s main island. Car rentals are available at Nadi International Airport, whereas bus transport and taxis offer an alternative option for getting between the destinations mentioned on this itinerary.
When staying on Taveuni and Vanua Levu, we suggest staying in one accommodation on each island while making use of the resort transfers, taxis, tours and buses available. Car rentals are also easy to find in Savusavu (Vanua Levu).
Interisland Transport in Fiji
This itinerary includes two domestic flights between the islands. Frequent domestic flights run between Viti Levu and Taveuni, and Viti Levu and Vanua Levu. To get between Taveuni and Vanua Levu, we suggest taking the passenger ferry.
Find out more in the 5 Ways to Get to Taveuni and 5 Ways to Get to Vanua Levu.
For all of your transport options across the islands, check out the Fiji Transport Guide: 20 Best Ways to Get Around Fiji.
© FijiPocketGuide.comDay 1 – Arrival in Nadi
Welcome to Nadi, your arrival city in Fiji! Foodies shouldn’t leave this bustling hub just yet, where there is a wealth of foodie experiences to try. Nadi is one of Fiji’s most diverse cities, where food from all around the world can be indulged in, including Fijian and Indo-Fijian cuisine.
We’ll go through the specific activities tomorrow, but for now, settle into your accommodation. In the list below, we recommend both self-catering accommodation (as there are amazing markets to make use of), as well as hotels and resorts with excellent restaurants.
Nadi Accommodations with Amazing Restaurants
- Fiji Marriott Hotel Momi Bay
- Fiji DoubleTree Resort by Hilton – Sonaisali Island
- Tanoa International Restaurant
- Club Fiji Resort
- Smugglers Cove Beach Resort
For more information about each accommodation, check out the 20 Best Resorts in Nadi.
Dining Recommendations
For your first night in Fiji, we recommend keeping things simple by dining at your resort. If you arrive in time for lunch, head to the Corner Café (Behind Jack’s of Fiji Building, Nadi Town) for a delightful array of options. This charming eatery offers something to please everyone, from pastries and burgers to sandwiches and fish & chips, not to mention their amazing cakes!
Don’t worry about further dining options just yet, we’ll provide more mouthwatering recommendations tomorrow to ensure your taste buds are thoroughly spoiled!
© FijiPocketGuide.comDay 2 – Explore Nadi
You have the full day in Nadi to start tasting the flavours of Fiji or even learning how to create them for yourself at Vavavi, a traditional lovo-cooking experience which offers pick-ups in Nadi.
If you don’t go with Vavavi to one of the produce markets, you have to visit one yourself, either in Nadi city centre or in the suburb of Namaka. Sellers are friendly and even offer recipe ideas for the array of tropical vegetables and fruits that they sell.
Check out more ideas below, or head over to The Food Guide to Nadi.
Things to Do in Nadi for Foodies
- Visit the Nadi produce markets in Namaka and Nadi town
- Take a Fijian cooking class at Vavavi
- Tour the organic farm of Bulaccino Coffee
- Sample some Indo-Fijian food at the Nadi curry houses
- Feast like a Fijian at Fiji Culture Village
Check out our 10 Things to Do in Nadi for Foodies for more ideas!
Dining Recommendations
After indulging in one of the tours mentioned above, which likely covers either lunch or dinner, you’ll find plenty of options to satisfy your remaining meals. For budget-friendly yet flavourful curries, head to Raju’s in Namaka.
Coffee lovers will adore The Coffee Hub, a popular chain in Nadi known for its inviting atmosphere and excellent service.
If you’re willing to venture further, the Boatshed Restaurant at Vuda Marina offers delectable dishes with stunning marina views.
For top-notch Japanese cuisine, don’t miss Ikkyu at the Tanoa International Hotel.
We have many more recommendations listed in the 10 Best Cafes &Restaurants in Nadi.
© FijiPocketGuide.comDay 3 – Nadi to the Coral Coast
Travel time: 1-2 hours, depending on where you stay
Nadi is a great city for foodies, but it’s definitely not considered the “real Fiji”, so we suggest hitting the road to see another side of Viti Levu today. The Coral Coast boasts some of the best beaches on the mainland, backed by fabulous resorts that offer a range of food-related activities and restaurants.
Additionally, the Sigatoka River provides access to remote villages where boat tours, such as the Sigatoka River Safari, allow you to meet the villagers and be welcomed with a “kava ceremony” and a Fijian lunch.
We’ll give you more ideas on what to do on the Coral Coast tomorrow, but for now, check into your chosen Coral Coast accommodation.
Coral Coast Accommodations with Amazing Restaurants
- The Warwick Fiji
- Gecko’s Resort
- Shangri-La’s Fijian Resort & Spa
- Bedarra Beach Inn
- Robinson Crusoe Island Resort
For more information on each accommodation, check out our 20 Best Resorts on the Coral Coast.
Dining Recommendations
The resorts listed above each have amazing restaurants. Otherwise, Sitar in Korotogo offers a delightful fusion of Indian, Thai, and pizza cuisines. This versatile eatery caters to a wide range of tastes, perfect for any meal of the day.
For a laid-back dining experience, choose the Baravi Handicrafts Café on Queens Road, near Baravi Beach. Their menu offers fresh seafood, juicy burgers, aromatic curries and quick snacks.
See the 10 Best Restaurants on the Coral Coast for more ideas.
© FijiPocketGuide.comDay 4 – Experience the Coral Coast
You’ll be glad to spend more time on the Coral Coast, if not for the idyllic beaches, than for the food. Resorts offer fantastic cultural entertainment nights where you’ll be able to sample a traditional “lovo” feast – food slow-cooked in an earth oven.
Catch a cultural dinner show on Likuri (Robinson Crusoe) Island Resort or at Gecko’s Resort – both open for casual visitors.
Otherwise, find more inspiration in the list below or in The Food Guide to the Coral Coast.
Things to Do on the Coral Coast for Foodies
- Experience a Fijian lovo feast
- Have lunch in a village on the Sigatoka River Safari
- Do the Sigatoka Coffee Experience with Bula Coffee
- Visit the Sigatoka Produce Market
- Learn how to create tasty Fijian dishes
For more information, take a look at our 10 Things to Do on the Coral Coast for Foodies.
Dining Recommendations
Korotogo boasts two hidden culinary gems that are sure to tantalise your taste buds. Crab Shack, a beloved local haunt, serves up mouthwatering seafood cuisine that’s simply irresistible. From their flavourful seafood pots to fresh salads, this casual dining spot offers a delightful array of dishes that capture the essence of Fijian coastal dining.
Just across the road, Beach Bar N Grill provides the perfect setting for unwinding and soaking up the laid-back Fijian atmosphere. This lively establishment serves a tempting mix of international favourites and local Fijian delights, complemented by refreshing cocktails and the tantalising aroma of grilled seafood wafting through the air.
For more culinary adventures along the coastline, be sure to check out the 10 Best Restaurants on the Coral Coast.
© FijiPocketGuide.comDay 5 – Coral Coast to the Pacific Harbour/Beqa Island
Travel time: 30 mins-1 hr depending on where you stayed
On the eastern end of the Coral Coast is a small tourist hub called the Pacific Harbour and the off-shore island of Beqa. The area is famous for its marine life in the Beqa Lagoon, as well as inland adventures up the Navua River, complete with canyons, rainforests and remote villages.
The Pacific Harbour’s five-star resort, Nanuku Resort, offers the vast majority of foodie experiences available in the area; however, if it’s not in your budget, we’ve listed alternative accommodation options below.
Pacific Harbour and Beqa Accommodations with Amazing Restaurants
For more information, check out our 15 Best Resorts on the Pacific Harbour & Beqa.
Dining Recommendations
Pacific Harbour boasts several excellent dining options, with The Establishment standing out as a vibrant hotspot. This lively venue offers a diverse menu in an attractive beer garden setting by the river, perfect for those seeking a memorable culinary experience.
For a more casual affair, head to the Skinny Bean Café in the Arts Village. This charming spot serves up delicious cabinet food for lunch, including wraps, sandwiches, pies, and generous slices of cake. If you’re after something heartier, their menu also features mouthwatering burgers, pizzas, and steak sandwiches.
For a comprehensive guide to the area’s culinary scene, be sure to check out our 10 Best Restaurants on the Pacific Harbour & Beqa article.
© FijiPocketGuide.comDay 6 – Pacific Harbour/Beqa Island
It’s time to get your foodie on today in the Pacific Harbour or Beqa Island! The Nanuku Resort offers a “Fijian Food Safari”, teaching you how to catch crabs, leading to a medicine walk, then visiting a local market for a Fijian warrior to prepare you a traditional meal when you return to the resort.
Medicine walks, where you learn about medicinal plants and herbs found on the islands of Fiji, can also be experienced at resorts like Lalati.
See more suggestions below, as well as in The Food Guide to the Pacific Harbour & Beqa.
Things to Do in the Pacific Harbour and Beqa for Foodies
- Check out the restaurants at the Arts Village
- Learn about local herbs and spices in a medicine walk
- Do a Fijian Food Safari with the Nanuku Resort
- Try moonlight prawning, crab catching or beekeeping, also at Nanuku
- Treat your loved one to some “destination dining” with a beach picnic
For more information on each of these activities, see our 10 Things to Do on the Pacific Harbour for Foodies.
Dining Recommendations
Satisfy your burger cravings at Beach Bum Burgers on Beach Road, where you’ll find an impressive selection of gourmet burgers. From classic bacon and cheeseburgers to island-inspired creations topped with pineapple, each burger comes with crispy fries and a fresh side salad.
For a truly unique dining experience, don’t miss Lailai Lounge, the Tropic Magic Floating Bar in Beqa Lagoon. This floating oasis boasts a bar, toilet facilities, and an upstairs deck where you can relax on bean bags while savouring a tropical buffet. Transfers depart from the Pearl Resort Marina with Tropic Magic.
For more dining options in the area, check out our 10 Best Restaurants on the Pacific Harbour & Beqa guide.
© FijiPocketGuide.comDay 7 – Pacific Harbour to Suva
Travel time: 40 minutes
It’s just a short drive to Fiji’s capital city, Suva, where you’re met with an array of international cuisine and dining experiences. How about a restaurant on the boat or a teppanyaki experience? The Indo-Fijian cuisine at the various curry houses is to die for, while the Municipal Market provides that street food experience. More on those tomorrow, but first, get settled into your Suva accommodation.
Suva Accommodations with Amazing Restaurants
- Grand Pacific Hotel
- Tanoa Plaza Hotel
- Peninsula International Hotel
- Holiday Inn Suva
- Rainforest Eco Lodge
For more information and options, check out the 30 Best Hotels & Places to Stay in Suva.
Dining Recommendations
For early arrivals in Suva, we recommend the Lazy Beans Café for a delightful culinary experience. Perched atop the Jack’s of Fiji building, this charming eatery offers stunning views of historical Renwick Road and caters to various tastes with its diverse menu.
If you’re craving authentic Italian cuisine, don’t miss Rudy’s Italian Trattoria & Grill. This sophisticated restaurant serves up homemade pasta, vegan and gluten-free options, and an exclusively Italian wine selection that’s sure to impress.
For more dining options, check out our guide to the 10 Best Restaurants in Suva.
© FijiPocketGuide.comDay 8 – Explore Suva
In Suva, it’s all about the eateries and markets, and you have enough time today to experience several of the compact city centres.
If you thought the markets in Nadi were impressive, wait until you see the Suva Municipal Market spanning two floors inside and out! There are some excellent places to dine too, where both Indian and Fijian food is irresistibly authentic.
Get more inspiration in the list below or have a look at The Food Guide to Suva.
Things to Do in Suva for Foodies
- Visit the Suva Municipal Market and learn how to prepare Fijian fruit and vegetables from the stallholders
- Take a cooking class to learn how to cook Indo-Fijian dishes
- Have a unique dining experience at Tiko’s Floating Restaurant
- Sample something spicy at an Indo-Fijian curry house
- Sample fine dining at the Grand Pacific Hotel.
Find out more in the 5 Things to Do in Suva for Foodies.
Dining Recommendations
For a taste of Suva’s culinary scene, head to the local favourite, Eden Bistro & Bar. Renowned for its fresh Fijian seafood, this popular spot also serves up delicious Western and Indian dishes.
If you’re exploring the lush Colo-i-Suva Forest Park, treat yourself to an authentic Fijian meal at The Establishment, where you can savour traditional delights like kokoda or Indo-Fijian curry amidst stunning natural surroundings. Don’t worry if you’re a fussy eater; there’s plenty of variety to suit all tastes.
For more mouthwatering options, be sure to check out our guide to the 10 Best Restaurants in Suva.
© FijiPocketGuide.comDay 9 – Suva to Taveuni
Travel time: 40 minutes to Nausori Airport, 1 hr 5 mins flight
It’s time to leave the mainland and discover yet another side of Fiji. Hop on a plane at Nausori Airport to Matei Airport on the island of Taveuni.
Taveuni is also known as the “Garden Island” thanks to its rich fertile soils and its fair serving of rain. With that, most of the resorts, villages and restaurants on Taveuni have their own gardens, resulting in superbly fresh meals.
Many resorts also offer tours of their organic gardens – another plus for foodies. Check out some of the resorts below.
Taveuni Accommodations with Amazing Restaurants
- Viani Bay Resort (Vanua Levu)
- Taveuni Palms Resort
- Coconut Grove Beachfront Cottages
- Taveuni Dive Resort
- Paradise Taveuni
For more information on each accommodation, see the 20 Best Resorts on Taveuni.
Dining Recommendations
After a travel day, you will find it more relaxing to eat at your resort, which those listed above will look after your palette well. We’ll dive into more restaurant recommendations tomorrow.
© FijiPocketGuide.comDays 10 & 11 – Experience Taveuni
Today, you have more time to explore Taveuni, where food is a core aspect of visiting the island. Kava drinking, trying Fijian food in a village stay, coconut husking, and fishing are all part of day-to-day life here, all making fantastic foodie experiences.
Additionally, the various food tours at Bobby’s Farm is a great option for those who want to learn more about healthy organic living.
What’s more, you’ll spend an extra day on this magnificent island for all the extra experiences available, such as hiking to waterfalls in the Bouma National Heritage Park, scuba diving at the Rainbow Reef, or, you know, more foodie experiences like taking part in a Fijian/Indo-Fijian cooking lesson or sitting down for an educational Fijian medicinal talk.
Find out more of Taveuni’s highlights in the 20 Best Things to Do on Taveuni.
Things to Do on Taveuni for Foodies
- Learn how to cook local food in a cooking lesson or demonstration
- Join in on a kava ceremony or kava session
- Learn all the uses for coconuts in a coconut demonstration
- Invigorate the senses at Na Bogi Ono Farms (Bobby’s Farm)
- Discover the art of salt-making at the Fiji Sea Salt‘s informal factory tour (Viani Bay Resort)
Find out more about each activity in the 10 Things to Do on Taveuni for Foodies.
Dining Recommendations
For a memorable culinary experience on Taveuni, we highly recommend stopping at Tramonto if you’re staying in Matei or exploring the island on a day tour. This family-owned gem, perched on a hilltop, offers stunning sunset views that perfectly complement their delicious thin-crust pizzas and fresh local cuisine. It’s an ideal spot for lunch or an early dinner.
On the west side of the island, Salty Fox Bar and Grill at Taveuni Dive Resort provides another excellent dining option.
For more culinary delights, be sure to check out our guide to the 10 Best Restaurants on Taveuni.
© FijiPocketGuide.comDay 12 – Taveuni to Savusavu (Vanua Levu)
Travel time: 30 minutes by helicopter/1 hr 10 mins bus and ferry
From the Garden Island to Fiji’s second-largest island, it’s time to do a bit more island-hopping. Take the ferry from Korean Wharf to Buca Bay on the Taveuni Princess ferry. Once on the other side, a bus transfer takes you to one of the main hubs of Vanua Levu, Savusavu.
The picturesque waterfront town has hot springs where locals demonstrate how they use them to cook food, and the town has pleasant eateries to enjoy. After you’ve had a look around, take a taxi or a resort transfer to your chosen accommodation.
Savusavu Accommodations with Amazing Restaurants
- Namale Resort & Spa
- Savasi Island Resort
- Koro Sun Resort
- Naveria Heights Lodge
- Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort
Find out more about each of these accommodations with our 20 Best Resorts in Savusavu & Vanua Levu.
Dining Recommendations
Savusavu’s culinary scene offers a delightful array of options, all within a short drive from the resorts mentioned above. For a cosy marina experience, head to the Captain’s Table at the Copra Shed, renowned for its exceptional seafood.
Fancy a quick island-hop? Take the ferry to Nawi Island Marina and indulge in the flavourful dishes at Nautical at Nawi. Their menu boasts local favourites like Masala Fish, kokoda, and calamari, alongside wood-fired pizzas that add an Italian comfort twist to the island dining experience.
For an extensive guide to the area’s gastronomic delights, don’t miss our 10 Best Restaurants in Savusavu & Vanua Levu – it’s a foodie’s treasure map to the region!
© FijiPocketGuide.comDay 13 – Explore Savusavu
Much like Taveuni, many of the resorts source their produce from their own gardens, as well as fish from the surrounding waters. Needless to say, this results in fresh and flavourful cuisine, which is presented in international and local ways.
If there’s a foodie activity that you’ve missed on the itinerary so far, chances are, the resorts on Vanua Levu will have them on the table. Lovo feasts, private beach picnics, cooking classes, markets, kava ceremonies, medicine walks and even mud-crabbing experiences at all available here.
See the list below for suggestions or in The Food Guide to Vanua Levu.
Things to Do in Savusavu for Foodies
- Mingle with the locals at the Savusavu produce market
- Learn how to make chocolate, from plantation to factory, at KokoMana
- Get a taste of authentic Fijian culture with the half-day Vuadomo Savu Experience
- Check out a coconut demonstration
- Have a private dining experience on the beach, by a waterfall, an overwater jetty or a sea cave.
For more information on each activity, head to our 10 Things to Do on Vanua Levu for Foodies.
Dining Recommendations
Savusavu offers a delightful array of dining experiences to suit every palate. For a meal with a view, head to the Urata Lookout Cafe, where you can savour light bites while drinking in the breathtaking scenery.
History buffs and food lovers alike will adore the Planter’s Club, a charming local hangout housed in one of the town’s oldest buildings. Its hearty cuisine and relaxed ambience make it a hit with both locals and visitors.
For more culinary adventures, check out our guide to the 10 Best Restaurants in Savusavu & Vanua Levu.
© FijiPocketGuide.comDay 14 – Vanua Levu to Nadi International Airport
Travel time: 1 hr 10 mins
After 14 days, you’ve sure had some eye-opening cultural experiences through Fiji’s food. But before you get the holiday blues, enjoy one last scenic flight from Savusavu Airport directly to Nadi International Airport, where you’ll be able to make your connecting flight out of Fiji with ease. Perhaps pick up some Fijian snacks and a “kava kit” from the souvenir stores before you leave?
See the 20 Best Souvenirs & Gifts from Fiji for more inspiration.
Remember to arrive at Nadi Airport a couple of hours before your scheduled departure so that you have enough time to check in, go through security and browse the duty-free.
With a Burger King in the Departures Lounge, needless to say, we recommend getting food before you arrive at the airport (unless you plan to splurge on a VIP Lounge – find out more in The Complete Guide to Nadi Airport).
For a full rundown of what to expect, take a look at Leaving Fiji: Departure Tips & Checklist.
And it’s “sota tale” from Fiji!
Alternative Fiji 2-Week Itineraries
Is this 14-day food itinerary for Fiji not quite speaking to you? How about checking out our alternative itineraries for 14 days/2 weeks:
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- Fiji Honeymoon & Romance Itinerary: 14 Days / 2 Weeks
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- Fiji Adults-Only Itinerary: 14 Days / 2 Weeks
Finally, if there’s anything we’ve missed from this Fiji foodie itinerary, you’re likely to find it in The Complete Food Guide to Fiji.
Sources:
The information in this guide has been compiled from our extensive research, travel and experiences across Fiji and the South Pacific, accumulated over more than a decade of numerous visits to each destination. Additional sources for this guide include the following:
- Tourism Fiji (General travel advice - Updated [2025])
- Fiji Meteorological Service (Weather forecast and warnings - Updated [2025])
- Land Transport Authority (Road safety advice - Updated [2025])
- Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation (Tourism statistics - Updated [2025])
- SPTO (Pacific tourism advice - Updated [2025])
- Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association (Tourism trade association - Updated [2025])
- Fiji Immigration (Visa and immigration advice - Updated [2025])
- Fiji Revenue & Customs Service (Customs and visitor taxes - Updated [2025])
- Biosecurity Authority of Fiji (Biosecurity advice - Updated [2025])
- Fiji Bureau of Statistics (Statistics and travel data - Updated [2025])
- Safe Travel (New Zealand travel advisory for Fiji - Updated [2025])
- Smart Traveller (Australia travel advisory for Fiji - Updated [2025])
- Travel.State.Gov (U.S. travel advisory for Fiji - Updated [2025])
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