Photographer’s Note
Taxis in Nadi, Fiji
I photographed this Taxi stand and office from the bus heading out to Denarau Marina to catch the boat out to our island resort.
Most people in Fiji do not own a car, so taxis are plentiful and fares are reasonable. For instance, FJ$3 will take you just about anywhere in the average town or city. Urban taxis have meters, with a flag at $1.00 and $1.50 after 10.00pm. But you will find smaller towns and rural area taxis use a fixed price system and almost everyone can tell you the price to local destinations.
For long trips, bargain with the driver. Often he'll reduce the fare if you allow him to pick up other passengers going the same way. Some taxis can also be hired by the day or half day for a fixed price, often the equivalent of a rental car.
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Uncle_Wez
(91) 2005-08-20 6:03
Nice shoit, its a part of the world that i really want to get to soon.
regards
sway
(360) 2005-08-20 6:15
HI Janice,
This shot captures Fiji well. When we visited several years ago I couldn't get over this sort of thing all over Fiji also the little shaks whole families live in in the cities and towns.
TFS
:)
sylvie
(1183) 2005-09-10 4:12
Very typical shop from the islands, they've got nearly the same ones in all the West French Indies we have gone to.
When you hire a taxi here, it has a "smell" of holidays.
Thanks to share.
Sylvie
colinbrenchley
(6133) 2005-11-05 10:24
I like these shots of local detail. It seems similar to one you posted of a building requiring painting in NZ in the past.
Regards Colin
Photo Information
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Copyright: Janice Dunn (Janice)
(4386) - Genre: Places
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2005-08-11
- Categories: Transportation
- Camera: Canon EOS 300D, Tamron AF28-300 XR
- Exposure: f/6.3, 1/125 seconds
- More Photo Info: view
- Photo Version: Original Version
- Travelogue: Holiday in the Sun in Fiji
- Date Submitted: 2005-08-20 4:30








