Can I use American dollars in Fiji?

Can you use Australian Dollars or US dollars in Fiji? Yes, in a limited capacity. It's best to exchange your dollars before you leave online or at a money changer. Luxury hotels tend to accept and carry Australian and US dollars but its best to use the Fijian dollar in shops, restaurants, tours and street sellers.



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