Do not miss a visit to this interesting Museum. It highlights the pacific area with particular reference to Fiji. The current exhibit "Voyages" stories of an Ocean people is a must see. Set in the Botanic gardens with a cafe makes for a relaxing visit.

Simple but nicely done. There are several rooms depicting the history of Fiji......doesn't take long to go through it. There is also washrooms, gift shop and refreshments on site. Next to the museum is the Thurston Gardens.

I recently visited the Fiji Museum during my holiday and had a wonderful experience overall. Here’s a comprehensive review of my visit: Positives: Beautiful Refurbishment: The museum has undergone a stunning refurbishment, making it a delight to explore. The updated interiors are both aesthetically pleasing and conducive to learning. 'Voyages' Exhibition: The addition of the 'Voyages' exhibition is a highlight. It provides fascinating insights into the seafaring history of Fiji and the Pacific Islands. The exhibits are well-curated, informative, and engaging, offering a deep dive into the maritime heritage of the region. Negatives: Missing Collection Pieces: Unfortunately, some of the collection was missing during my visit. It was disappointing not to see certain artifacts that I had hoped to view. Closed Areas: Several areas of the museum were not open, which I assume are still awaiting work. It would have been nice to have access to the entire museum, but it’s understandable given the ongoing refurbishment efforts. Overall Impression: Despite the few negatives, my visit to the Fiji Museum was enjoyable and educational. The new exhibitions and refurbishments have significantly enhanced the visitor experience. I look forward to returning once all areas are open and the full collection is back on display

We enjoyed our visit. Some of the photos we’d seen look old but the museum looked very new, clean and modern. Nice displays and interesting facts. We stayed for about 30 mins. That was long enough to have a wonder through with my 5yr old twins.

Well worth a visit and if you are a senior ask for the concession price. If visiting as part of a cruise then the museum is within an easy walk of where the boat docks - just follow the waterfront path and where it goes inland follow main road past the sports ground and you are there. Level walk. You do not need taxi or tour.