Suva taxi — fare on screen, cash in FJD.

In Suva the useful trips are short: CBD to Tamavua, Raiwaqa, Flagstaff, or a pin outside CWM Hospital when you don’t want to stand on the road in the rain. We’re not every yellow cab in town. You get a fare before you commit and a PIN at pickup.

Book with a precise pin

Suva one-ways, hills, and one-lane streets waste time if the pickup is a suburb name instead of a gate. Drop the pin at the building entrance, enter the drop-off, and read the fare. Economy, Comfort, and Premium are the price, not a promised car type. Pay cash in FJD at the end. The apps are in English.

After assignment you see the car on the map and the 4-digit PIN. The driver enters that PIN before the trip starts. Contacts stay hidden until a driver is assigned. How those controls work is on Safety.

CBD, campus, hospital, harbour

Common pins are the downtown offices around Thomson and Renwick, government buildings, USP Laucala, FNU campuses, CWM Hospital, Suva Point, and the harbour / downtown hotels. Drivers are also online most days in Lami and Nausori — same app, same cash fare. If the app rejects a pin, try a closer address or call support. We’ll tell you if the area is in service.

Night and rain change how people use taxis here more than they do in Nadi. The product is the same: estimate, PIN, cash. We do not run a Suva dispatch desk on the phone. +679 9680798 is for Nadi Airport arrivals and app support.

From Suva to the west

A Suva–Nadi run is a long island trip (Queens Road or Kings Road). We don’t sell that as a set product. Try the estimate first. Don’t assume a Coral Coast or “full island” transfer. For Nadi Airport itself, start on the NAN page and call +679 9680798. West-coast town trips are on Nadi taxi.

Locals and visitors use the same passenger app. Drivers who work Suva start on Drive: licence, ID, registration, insurance, vehicle photos, then go online only with fresh GPS.

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