Nadi Travel Guide

Nadi (pronounced as "Nandi") is the airport town on the west coast of Viti Levu, Fiji's largest island. However, there are still enough points of interest and things to do to spend a few days here before you get on board the ferries or helicopters to the smaller islands or head back home.

Nadi is a 4-hour bus ride or a 3-hour taxi ride fromSuva. Buses stop at-17.803529177.4181212Nadi Bus Station.

Nadi has reliable local buses that let you explore the town and beyond. Just wave to the driver and you will be able to hop on from anywhere along the route. The comfortable, airy buses cost a fraction of that of a rental car. The bus clearly states where it is travelling from and to but you can also confirm with the driver. To get off, just ring the bell and the driver will stop anywhere along the route even if there is no official bus stop nearby.

You may hear about some stories of scams and pickpocketing in Nadi. Crime is on the decline however, and whatever crime exists is mostly petty. There is a police station in the centre of Queens Road if you have any problems.

Accommodation in Nadi generally tends to be budget to mid-range while the lavish and luxurious resorts are usually further out west inDenarau Island.