Nadi
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“Bula!” or “Welcome!” is the greeting you will most commonly hear throughout Fiji. It comes as an unreserved invitation to enjoy the hospitality of the Fijian people. Whether staying on one of the country’s numerous resort islands or exploring Fiji’s towns and cities, the visitor will encounter this legendary hospitality at every turn.
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Quick Facts
Fiji Information
Population: Approx 920,000Area: 18,274 km² (all Fiji islands)
Time Zone: GMT +12
Daylight savings not held in Fiji
Languages: English (official)
Currency: Fijian dollar ($) Order your travellers cheques here
Electricity: 220 – 240v 50Hz
Fiji Climate
Fiji's climate is tropical. Overall, temperatures between November and April (summer) are slightly higher than the winter months, as is the humidity and the resulting tropical downpours.
Fiji Airport
Name:
Nadi International airportAddress: West Coast of Viti Levu
Distance to city: 8 Kms from Nadi, 144 Kms from Suva
Opening hours: Check-in will be open 2.5 hours prior to flight departure time.
Fiji Transport-
Car hire:
Great choice of hire cars
at mates rates from our car suppliersTaxi: readily available and economical
Bus: Public bus service is available, though many hotels and resorts will offer a pick up service form the airport. Sunset Express (Tel 720266 in Nadi, 322811 in Suva) has air conditioned buses running twice a day between Lautoka and Suva, with stops at Nadi Airport and Sigatoka. These usually leave Nadi Airport daily at 09:45 and 15:45, with arrival in Suva at 13:15 and 19:15.
Parking: Short and long term parking available
Don’t forget your travel insurance !!
What to do/What's on
| Kayak the Luva River Rivers Fiji has exclusive rights to kayak the Luva and Upper Navua Rivers, inland from Pacific Harbour. The trip is led by highly qualified guides, and is suitable for people of all skill levels – from beginners to intermediate kayakers. A preliminary visit to a traditional village, to get the blessing of the village chief, is an integral part of the trip. Price: $125 USD Address: “The Pearl”, Queens Highway, Pacific Harbour Tel: +679 345 0147, |
Hike the trails of the Koroyanitu
NearNadi, the new Koroyanitu National Heritage Park in the hinterland of Fiji’s second biggest city Lautoka, has it all - forests and waterfalls, hiking trails and mountain streams great for swimming. You can also take the opportunity to stay with villagers and experience life in a Fijian highland community. |
| Snorkelling Go snorkelling in Waitabu Marine Park on Taveuni, Fiji’s “Garden Island”. Watitabu Marine Park offers fantastic snorkelling amongst its soft coral reefs. South of Waitabu, the Lavena Coastal Walk is a “must”. Price: Free , Address: On the west coast of Taveuni, about 25 minutes by road from the airport. Tel: +679 888 0451 (Waitabu) or +679 920 5834 (Lavena). |
Chill out at Savusavu’s Copra Shed
Vanua Levu is the second biggest island in Fiji. Its southern city, Savusavu attracts a large “floating” population of yachting enthusiasts, divers and beach-lovers. There is a superb new marina and cruise centre (the Copra Shed) fronting the safe haven of Savusavu Bay. Address: The Marina, Savusavu, Vanua Levu Tel: +679 885 0457, |
Where to Sleep
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| RYDGES HIDEAWAY RESORT
Voted as one of the best value resorts in the South Pacific, Rydges Hideaway Resort provides the perfect place to relax and unwind. With 10 acres of beachfront property, Rydges delivers finely appointed accommodation, lush surrounds and white sandy beaches where you can recharge in our luxurious Day Spa with a range of native treatments. |
SOFITEL FIJI HOTEL RESORT AND SPA
Sofitel Fiji Resort and Spa is located on beutiful Denarau Island. The five star resort is set along absolute beachfront, adjacent to the world class Denarau Golf and Racquet Club and features 296 rooms, each with private balcony overlooking the ocean.Features include a private beach, wedding chapel, swimming pools, 3 restaurants, 4 bars, an international health spa and the most extensive conference facilities in Fiji. A marina and cultural temples are located close by. |
SHERATON FIJI RESORT Driving into the resorts’ port cochere to the beat of the Lali drum, the car door opens to the sounds of Bula! As you step into the lobby a feeling of warmth rushes over you as though you have just arrived home. Welcome to the new look Sheraton Fiji Resort. |
Eat & Shop
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Jack’s of Fiji (401-403 Main Street, Nadi; tel: +679 670 0744) is a Fiji institution, sprawling over two levels. Downstairs, a good range of handicrafts and souvenirs are on offer, while upstairs, good quality clothing (including Fiji’s famous bula shirts) is on sale at bargain prices. Another good choice is Nad’s Handicrafts (Main St, Nadi; tel: +679 670 3588), offering hand-crafted items such as tapa cloth. Jacks of Fiji is also located in Suva, Sigatoka and selected Hotels. One of the best buys in Fiji is the finely crafted coconut-palmwood furniture on sale at Pacific Green (Queens Road, Yadua village, near Sigatoka; tel: +679 650 0055) |
Restaurants
Chef’s Restaurant (Local cuisine)
Saffron Tandoori Restaurant (Indian) Cafes
The Republic of Cappuccino Bars
The Bounty Bar |
