Road transport is the main way to travel within Fiji's larger islands. Buses serve the main populated corridors on Viti Levu and Vanua Levu, but coverage depends on the local service. Bus passengers generally use an eTransport Card, eTransport app or disposable card. A permanent card is issued free for the first card, must be topped up before travel and is charged according to the stages of the journey. Fare tables are displayed on buses. Current card availability, top-up problems and service coverage can change, so passengers should check with the bus company or the Land Transport Authority (LTA). Complaints normally go first to the bus company and then to the LTA.
Transport in Fiji
Transport in Fiji combines buses, taxis, private vehicles, domestic flights and inter-island sea services. Buses are the main form of public transport on Viti Levu and Vanua Levu, while air and sea connections link the islands. Walking and cycling are mainly local options, and Fiji has no regular passenger railway network.
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