In Fiji, you'll discover unique cultural and historical artifacts, stylish international boutique fashions, as well as budget gift and souvenir shops. Some popular items to bring home for friends, family and business associates to enjoy, include Fijian-inspired designer t-shirts, carved tanoa bowls (in which the national drink, yaqona, is mixed and served), Fijian replica war clubs, "cannibal forks" and Fijian combs. Handicrafts like woven baskets and mats, masi (tapa cloth), animal wood carvings and pottery items are best sellers. And, for international fashion buffs, the ubiquitous sulu for men and women is Fiji's all-purpose, one-size-fits-all garment. Women wear them many different ways from a beachside wrap to an evening dress, while men in business and government wear them as a day skirt.

In our towns and cities, you'll find a wide assortment of shops, offering glittering displays of gold jewellery along with cottons and silks, popular among the local Indian community.