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Fiji is generally a safe country, however, theft and assault have been reported by locals and tourists alike, with most occurring at night and in urban areas.
Generally Fiji is regarded as a safe country for cruisers, however, it is troubling that in some of the larger cities crime against yachts has been reported in recent years. Sadly it seems that the days of leaving your yacht open when ashore and at night, are over. Cruisers should adopt sensible security precautions (including properly securing your dinghy and outboard at all times) and be sure to ask a neighboring boat to keep an eye on your home if going ashore.
Cruisers are being advised to make sure they follow all the correct procedures and guidelines for entering Fiji to ensure their security and safety, in the face of escalating drug trafficking in the South Pacific region.
See this report for the latest information.
Take extra precaution at night in downtown Suva and also in Savusavu when on a mooring or at anchor.
In late 2023 reports came to light of theft and burglary from yachts moored in Savusavu including a serious assault on an elderly cruiser.
See this latest report from a New Zealand based cruiser who has a yacht at this location.
Security reports from cruisers in Fiji began in 2014, mainly from Savusavu: pickpockets; yacht burglaries; dinghy and outboard theft etc.
In 2016 there was a spate of dinghy and outboard thefts between Denarau and Lautoka.
In January 2017 in Suva, a long-term Fiji cruiser was attacked in his cockpit when he intercepted two men with machetes who boarded his boat at night with robbery in mind.
Sadly, a similar incident happened a year later in Savusavu in January 2018, when another long-term Fiji cruiser was boarded and robbed at night.
Be sure to check related security reports for Fiji.
Last updated: December 2023
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