Are you planning a trip to Fiji?

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Embarking on a Fijian adventure? Secure your Fiji dollars before setting off with Manor FX. 

Our unbeatable Fiji dollar exchange rate means you’ll have more Fiji currency to enjoy.

Effortlessly receive your Fiji dollar notes at your home or workplace, or pick them up from our Manor FX bureau near Heathrow.

Manor FX offers fast delivery and hassle-free online ordering to exchange your pounds to Fiji dollars.

Fiji travel money

Arrive in Fiji fully prepped! Here’s what you need to know about using cash and cards in Fiji.

What is the Fiji dollar?

The Fiji dollar is the official currency of Fiji, a breathtaking archipelago in the South Pacific. FJD is its abbreviation, and it’s the primary currency in this idyllic location. 

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Where is the Fiji dollar used?

The Fiji dollar is the currency across Fiji’s stunning islands. Despite being a unique currency, it’s closely monitored against major currencies like the GBP and USD.

Having some Fiji dollars in your wallet is essential when visiting this spectacular destination! Swiftly convert GBP to Fiji dollars now.

Where can I buy Fijian dollars?

Fiji dollars are less common in the UK compared to major currencies. 

Here’s where you can get them:

• Currency exchange offices. Specialist bureaux de change like ours in Datchet near Heathrow. We offer a range of foreign currencies, including the Fiji dollar.
• Online currency exchange services. Platforms like ours offer a convenient way to order foreign currency, including Fiji dollars. We’ve got options for home delivery and competitive rates.
• Airport currency exchange. While available at major UK airports, be wary of less favourable rates.
• Travel agencies. Some offer foreign exchange services.

Always compare rates and fees for the best value. Or simply choose Manor FX for the best exchange rates guaranteed and more Fiji money to spend.

Where can I buy Fijian dollars in the UK?

At Manor FX. We’ve got you covered. We’re the best place to buy Fiji dollars ahead of your journey. 

This currency might not be as readily available as others, so rely on specialists like us for your needs.

Here’s a useful tip: You’ve already discovered the most favourable rates for your Fijian travel funds. Right here with us!

Should I exchange money before I travel to Fiji?

Yes, it’s wise to exchange money before travelling to Fiji. Here’s why:

• Arriving with local currency is convenient for immediate expenses like transport and meals.
• Get the best exchange rate for Fiji dollars, better than at airports or tourist spots in Fiji.
• Exchanging in advance saves time, avoiding queues at popular tourist areas.
• For emergencies, having local currency is invaluable.

You can also use ATMs in Fiji to withdraw local currency, but inform your bank of your travel plans to avoid card issues.

What is the best currency to take to Fiji?

The best currency to bring is the Fiji dollar. Here’s why:

• It’s the official currency and widely accepted.
• Using local currency avoids conversion fees and poor exchange rates.
• Paying with Fiji dollars immerses you in the local culture and economy.

While carrying Fiji dollars is advisable, having a credit or debit card as a backup for larger expenses is smart.

Does Fiji accept debit cards?

Yes, debit and credit cards are widely accepted in Fiji. Especially on larger islands like Viti Levu and Vanua Levu.

Keep these tips in mind when using your card in Fiji:

• Inform your bank about your travel plans to avoid card issues.
• Pay in the local currency (Fiji dollars) rather than GBP to avoid poor exchange rates.
• ATMs are available for cash withdrawals.
• Check for foreign transaction or ATM withdrawal fees with your bank.
• Know your card’s PIN, especially for ATM transactions.

In more remote areas, cash is king, so having Fiji dollars on hand is wise.

Should I take cash to Fiji?

Yes, bringing Fiji dollar cash is practical for:

• Local market purchases
• Taxi fares
• Tips
• Remote area transactions
• Emergency funds

Is Fiji expensive?

Fiji can be pricey but offers unparalleled beauty. Budgeting and off-peak travel can help manage costs. Expect to pay around FJD 10 (£4.40) for a coffee and about FJD 130 (£57) for a three-course meal.

How much money do I need for a week in Fiji?

For a week in Fiji, the amount of money you’ll need depends on your travel style. Here’s a rough guide:

Budget travellers:

• Daily: Aim for about FJD 100-150 (£40-60). This covers basic accommodation, local meals, and public transport.
• Total for a week: Around FJD 700-1,050 (£280-420). This includes some modest activities.

Mid-range travellers:

• Daily: Budget around FJD 200-350 (£80-140). This allows for comfortable accommodation, dining at nicer restaurants, and participating in several activities.
• Total for a week: Approximately FJD 1,400-2,450 (£560-980). You’ll have a comfortable time away with room for various experiences.

Luxury travellers:

• Daily: Expect to spend FJD 500-1,000 (£200-400) or more. This includes luxury resorts, fine dining, private tours, and spa treatments.
• Total for a week: At least FJD 3,500-7,000 (£1,400-2,800) for a lavish experience.

These estimates can vary based on personal preferences, travel habits, and changes in prices. It’s always good to have a little extra for unexpected expenses!

Is it better to use cash or card in Fiji?

In Fiji, using a combination of cash and card is usually the best approach. 

Cash

Having Fiji dollars in cash is essential for smaller purchases, local markets, and areas where card payments aren’t accepted. It’s also handy for taxi fares and tipping.

Card

Using a card is convenient and secure for more significant expenses, such as hotel bills or activities. Most established businesses in tourist areas accept cards.

Remember, having some cash as a backup is always good. Especially when travelling to more remote islands or rural areas in Fiji.

How can I avoid ATM fees in Fiji?

To avoid ATM fees:

• Carry enough cash, especially for remote areas.
• Exchange some currency before your trip.
• Withdraw larger amounts less frequently.
• Use your card for bigger expenses.
• Use ATMs from major banks for lower fees.

Tipping in Fiji:

Tipping isn’t mandatory but appreciated for exceptional service:

• Restaurants: 10% extra for excellent service.
• Hotels: Tip housekeeping and porters around 200-500 FJD daily.
• Tours: 500-1000 FJD per person is polite.
• Transport: Round up taxi fares or offer a small tip.
• Spa: 10% of the service cost.
  

Tipping is about showing appreciation and respecting local customs.

Fijian dollar currency

Fijian dollar banknotes

Fiji’s banknotes come in various denominations, showcasing local culture and nature. They include 5, 10, 20, 50, and 100 FJD denominations, each with unique designs and colours.

Fiji dollar coins

Fiji’s coin denominations include 5, 10, 20, 50 cents, and 1 and 2 FJD. These coins feature distinct designs reflecting Fiji’s rich cultural heritage.

Currency import and export regulations in Fiji

Currency regulations in Fiji are straightforward. You must declare if you are entering or leaving with more than FJD 10,000 or equivalent. Check current regulations before travel.

Buy Fiji dollars online

Order Fiji dollars online with us for quick and secure delivery to your doorstep. Alternatively, you can collect them from our travel money shop near Heathrow. 

Selling back Fiji dollars

Have you got leftover Fiji dollars? No worries, we’ve got you covered! Convert your Fiji dollars to Sterling easily with Manor FX.

Simply follow our link to convert Fiji dollars to pounds. We provide attractive rates for any remaining Fiji dollars you have.

Would you prefer a more human experience? Pop into our bureau near Heathrow to exchange your Fiji dollars to British pounds in person!

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