Rental cars allow independence
Hiring a car affords the greatest freedom for visitors who want to explore Fiji at their own pace. Rental cars are readily available at rates from SI 0.50 a day plus 12 cents a kilometre. New Zealand driving licences are recognised; traffic keeps to the left (or. at least, is meant
The Queen's Road be- • tween Nandi and Suva has ‘ been upgraded in the last 1 two years and the only unsealed section remaining ■ spans the 70km between Deuba (Pacific Harbour) and Sigatoka. The 212 km between Nandi and Suva can be covered comfortably in four hours. On the t north side of the island, .’the worst section of 'King’s Road is between ’Raki Raki and Korovu.
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Press, 24 April 1979, Page 23
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121Rental cars allow independence Press, 24 April 1979, Page 23
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