Small and peaceful town Good sites but still room and potential for more development and improvement
Savusavu Market a hive of activity any day of the week. It's not hard to know what is in season in this hidden Paradise of Fiji.
Pleasant place for all your marketing needs. Fresh fruits and vegetables, sea food, root crops; you just gotta name it!
Nice but public toilet needs attending to. Somebody needs to clean it and maybe need to charge public than it will stay clean like the ones in Suva.
Great place to see what real fresh, organic farming looks like! Get the spicy peas from the first stall on the left, your mangoes outside, and long beans and spinach from the third stall on the left (just the ladies I love). All of the coconut oil is fantastic and look for Olivia, she'll adopt you the second you say hello!
Natural n peaceful . Beautiful. Thrilling and safe
Love it. A truly authentic Fijian experience
It's clean,spacious and varieties of healthy nutritious food and veggies
Local,farm fresh,healthy,clean,friendlystaff
A place full of organic vegetables and crops supply.
Food is always fresh from the farm.
Great place with wonderful fruits and vegetables
So quite and peaceful
It's bustling with market vendors, tourists, local shoppers and middlemen. At first glance, it seems lively! Don't get me wrong- you can get honey, tropical fruits and vegetables, handicrafts, juice, $5 meals and $1 roti parcels here and that's great but the only downside is that this is the most expensive market I've ever been to in Fiji. Not sure if it's because of the location, readability of produce, to cover transportation costs or targeting expats/tourists that live in the town.
Good local market prices
Teaming with fresh seafood, vegies and reasonable prized craft market inside
Great place to meet the locals and see fresh produces and seafood, ESP on a Saturday..
Got to be seen amazing locals market
So much color and vibrancy. The people were welcoming and smiles everywhere. We went in a Saturday (busiest market day) and spent an hour wandering the market. Found some fresh sea grapes (recommended by a local, prepared with coconut cream, lemon and chilli) got way too much bread fruit for $2 and took plenty of photos of the locals.
It's a Fijian market. Fresh food galore. I find it hard to give a fresh food market a rating. It does its job.