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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Nadi : Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Nadi
- The first words you are likely to hear upon arrival at Fiji's International Airport in Nadi are Bula! That is the traditional Fijians' greeting.
- Nadi has a plethora of vibrant marketplaces where you can immerse yourself in local culture while shopping for handmade souvenirs and delicacies.
- Nadi, Fiji's third largest city, serves as a gateway to the Mamanuca Islands, Viti Levu, and Denarau Island while also being a popular stopover destination in its own right.
- Whether you're on a family holiday or a romantic getaway with your partner, there will be plenty of activities to keep you busy.
- There is a beach for everyone in this part of the world.
- Nadi is located on the northwest side of Vitu Levu, Fiji's main island, and serves as a bustling multicultural hub for visitors en route to exotic destinations such as Denarau Island and the Mamanucas.
- Nadi, on the other hand, has its own breathtaking stretches of coastline, such as Wailoaloa Beach and New Town Beach, to entice weary travelers with a memorable sunset or a starry, starry night.
- Nadi is one-of-a-kind and reasonably priced, combining traditional Fijian customs with a diverse range of accommodations.
- There are numerous activities to enjoy; find refuge in the Sabeto Range's foothills and explore the Garden of the Sleeping Giant, a botanic sanctuary.
- Simply wander through open-air markets, mingling with locals and picking up souvenirs and bargains for family and friends back home.
- To have a fantastic experience with the best of this city, make sure to check off some of the highlights listed in our top 10 reasons to visit Nadi.
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Nadi
- As soon as you arrive, you are greeted with smiles, dances, and a mini-fanfare, which is more than enough to make you feel at ease. The experience is nothing short of spectacular.
- The jungle in Nadi is Fiji's crown jewel. It gets mucky at times, and you have to put in some effort, but nothing beats the fun of it all.
- The beaches of Nadi range from sandy pools to rocky coral stretches. Swim with family and friends, participate in water sports, stroll along the beach, and simply relax.
- Begin your historical exploration of Nadi with a visit to the iconic Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple. This is not only the largest Hindu temple in the southern hemisphere, but it also bursts with color, making it a textbook example of Fijians' colorful personalities.
- Indulge in traditional Kava, a drink made from the ground root of a natural herb, to get a taste of Fijian culture. You can't visit Fiji without trying the drink.
- Swim in natural and warm mud pools before jumping into hot water springs to clean up. This incredible activity is a fantastic way to experience Nadi, especially if you are short on time.
- Start your engine on a quad bike and explore areas that are difficult to reach on foot or with an off-road vehicle. A guide will accompany you on your ride up the Nakala Mountains, where one of the largest Hindu temples is located.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Nadi
- Fiji is a wonderful place to visit all year, so the best time to visit is largely a matter of personal preference.
- The best time to visit Fiji will vary depending on the type of vacation you want to have and what you want to do while there.
- When deciding on the best time to visit Fiji for your vacation, consider factors such as weather, pricing, and crowds.
- Peak and off-peak seasons may be one of the most important factors influencing your decision to visit Fiji, as the most popular times are not only more expensive but also the busiest.
- July and August are typically the busiest months, as many families choose to travel during the winter school holidays in Australia and New Zealand.
- During the Christmas/New Year period, the resorts are often packed with families taking a break during the summer holidays in the Southern Hemisphere.
- If you're traveling with your entire family, you may not have much of a choice; however, if you're visiting with a group of friends, we recommend taking advantage of off-peak deals and visiting quieter islands during the low seasons (February, March, June, October & November).
- This is typically the best time for couples to visit, especially if they want to have a peaceful, relaxing, and romantic holiday.
- We have a wide selection of Fiji resorts available all year round, regardless of when you visit
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Nadi
Denarau Island
- Are you in the mood for some retail therapy, a hearty meal, a round of golf, or a relaxing spa treatment?
- This tourist attraction is about 20 minutes from Nadi's international airport and serves as a one-stop shop for shopping, dining, and Fiji entertainment.
- If you're looking for souvenirs, you'll find everything here, from the ubiquitous wooden cava bowls and vibrant Fijian sarongs to jewelry, surf wear, and shell knick-knacks.
- There are 40 restaurants to choose from, serving everything from pizza and American-style burgers to Fijjian food and Indian cuisine.
- You can also enjoy some free entertainment before or after your meal.
- Fire dancers light up the outdoor area every evening between 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. and Polynesian and Melanesian dancers add another welcome dash of Fijjian culture.
- The Port Denarau Marina serves as the starting point for a variety of tours and activities.
- Snorkeling, sailing, and jet skiing can all be booked here.
- The marina also serves as the starting point for cruises to other islands, such as the Mamanuca and Yasawa chains.
- Golfers can tee off on the palm-studded 18-hole course, which offers breathtaking views of the sea, and if your muscles are sore after a few rounds, book a relaxing massage at the spa.
Mamanuca Islands
- Cloudbreak, in the Mamanuca Islands, is frequently listed as one of the world's best and most challenging waves for surfers.
- It is located on a sheltered reef about two kilometers from Tavarua Island Resort, near Namotu Island Resort.
- This internationally renowned left reef break barrels over a shallow reef, dumping a massive amount of water, and it's surfable at all tides.
- Waves range in height from two to twenty feet depending on conditions, and access is usually via a Jet Ski and tow board.
- Not surprisingly, only expert surfers should attempt the wave.
- Aaron Gold, a Hawaiian surfer, nearly drowned while riding this break in 2016.
- The best swell comes from the south/southwest, thanks to the eastern trade winds, which blow between March and October.
- Tavarua and nearby islands provide access to eight major surf breaks, including Swimming Pools, Tavarua Rights, and Namotu Left.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Nadi Off the Beaten Track
Fiji Museum
- This small museum in central Suva's Thurston Gardens teaches visitors about Fiji's fascinating culture and history.
- A couple of hours here will provide you with a good overview of the country's history and culture.
- Exhibits cover indigenous Fijians' culture, British colonial history, the country's large Indian population, and Fiji's natural history.
- Double-hulled Fijian canoes and a bilibili (bamboo raft) are on display in the maritime exhibits, as is the rudder from the HMS Bounty.
- Exhibits on the practice of cannibalism, shards of pottery discovered at the Sigatoka Dunes archeological sites, and works by contemporary Fijian artists are also highlights.
- After viewing all of the exhibits, you can unwind with a picnic in the surrounding botanical gardens under the palms and fig trees.
Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple
- The rainbow-hued Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple, one of Nadi's top tourist attractions, is the largest Hindu temple in the Southern Hemisphere and draws a steady stream of devotees as well as tourists who come to admire the impressive Dravidian architecture.
- Artists traveled from India to work on the temple's colorful ceiling frescoes.
- The temple is dedicated to the God Mungan, who is depicted in the main temple by a wooden statue from India.
- When visiting here, be sure to follow the dress code (cover up and remove your shoes), and keep in mind that photographs are not permitted once you enter.
Levuka, Ovalau
- Levuka, Fiji's only UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the capital of Ovalau, the main island of the Lomaiviti group, and the country's first colonial capital.
- This is where the first Europeans settled in the early nineteenth century, and its historic center, complete with old wooden buildings, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2013.
- Today, the town is a quaint window into old Fiji, nestled among mango trees and coconut palms, rather than a thriving tourist destination.
- Highlights include the Royal Hotel, which opened in the 1860s and is still the oldest hotel in the South Pacific today; the Sacred Heart Cathedral and Presbytery, which was built in the 1860s; and the Morris Hedstrom bond store
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Nadi Culture and Traditions
- The city's most important and well-known attraction is located in the heart of the city. Swami Sri Siva Subramaniya has a beautiful temple.
- This is the Southern Hemisphere's largest Hindu temple. Swami Sri Siva Subramaniya is estimated to be 30 meters tall.
- The temple is divided into three sections, each honoring one of the Hindu gods: Murugan, Meenakshi, and Ganesha.
- The city and its surroundings are home to a diverse range of natural attractions, which is why eco-tourists continue to flock to Nadi.
- Not far from the city is Natadola Beach, which is a beautiful beach. The beach is regarded as the most beautiful on Fiji's coast.
- You can not only sunbathe here, but also take a walk to some breathtakingly beautiful locations.
- The diversity of the local flora will also astound you. Don't forget to pay a visit to Nausori, which has become a popular excursion destination.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Nadi : Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Ports O' Call
#FOOD
- Ports O' Call is one of Fiji's few fine dining establishments, and it is designed to look like a luxury cruise ship.
- Unlike most of Fiji's more relaxed, island-influenced establishments, the dress code at the Sheraton Fiji Resort in Denarau requires formal attire. Children over the age of 12 are permitted to eat, but must pay the full fare.
- Between 6 and 8.30 p.m., the Lai Lai Kids club will look after up to two children.
Maravu
#FOOD
- Maravu serves pan-Asian cuisine in a relaxed but elegant beachfront setting.
- While enjoying a leisurely lunch or dinner with specialty Asian dishes presented in an island setting, take in the expansive views out to sea.
- When darkness falls, dine inside or outside and watch the nightly Fijian torch lighting ceremony.
Taste Fiji
#FOOD
- The promotion of local produce is a major goal of Taste Fiji.
- The café's ethos is to promote all things Fijian, from using as many local ingredients as possible in their dishes to hiring and training locals to run it.
- Taste offers a fixed breakfast and lunch menu, but it is also known for its sweet treats, pastries, and exquisite cakes.
Municipal Handicraft Centre
#FASHION
- Instead of visiting the modern shopping malls in Fiji, go to the smaller ones for a more unique experience.
- Throughout the year, many of these lesser-known shopping centers cater to the shopping needs of both locals and visitors.
- Take, for example, Fiji's Municipal Handicraft Centre, which attracts throngs of shoppers every day of the year.
- It's an excellent place to buy Fijian and island artifacts, particularly handicrafts.
- This market also has enough parking space for all visitors to easily park their vehicles and participate in buying the rare items in comfort and peace of mind.
- Fijian cultural items and handicrafts are available for purchase at low prices.
Maui Bay Shopping Centre
#FASHION
- Those looking for the best clothing shopping options in Fiji should visit the well-known Maui Bay Shopping Centre.
- This street is well-known and well-respected for its diverse shopping options.
- As one of Fiji's most well-known stores, they offer a wide range of featured top-notch clothing brands for shoppers to choose from.
- If your budget is limited, you may want to consider purchasing local products, which will also provide you with ample satisfaction.
- Due to its focus on high-quality, low-cost products, this market remains crowded throughout the year.
Big Bula Waterpark
#FUN
- In addition to the world's largest inflatable waterpark, Big Bula Waterpark, located in the heart of the beautiful Denarau Island, now has 'Fijian Falls,' a fibreglass and steel structure waterpark.
- The business is open all year! There is something for everyone, with a dedicated area for the younger ones in a gated area to the more adventurous thrill seeking rides for the whole family, from giant water slides to surfing big waves, climbing 10 meter high palm trees and racing through obstacle courses.
- While our largest slides are open to everyone, for safety reasons, some of our inflatable rides have a weight limit of 85kg.
Water Park
#FUN
- The new Water Park at Plantation Island Resort features six exciting modules, including the iconic Action Tower and the innovative spring-free Aqua Trampoline.
- The Water Park was created to accommodate the beachfront of Plantation Island Resort's water depths, location, and other unique requirements.
- With the safety of Plantation Island Resort's guests in mind, several factors were considered when designing the Water Park, including the inclusion of the unique re-entry pods, which allow users to safely climb back on or off the Water Park without difficulty.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Nadi : Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- The Beqa Lagoon Shark Dive attracts avid divers and adventure seekers, many of whom come to experience the Beqa Lagoon Shark Dive.
- The Garden of the Sleeping Giant is a worthwhile day trip, particularly if you have a green thumb. These stunning gardens, which were once the private collection of late actor Raymond Burr of Perry Mason fame, feature over 2,000 species of orchids as well as a tranquil lily pond teeming with tadpoles and frogs.
- The 100-kilometer-long Great Astrolabe Reef, which surrounds Fiji's fourth largest island, Kadavu, and other small islands in the Kadavu group, is the world's fourth largest barrier reef.
- Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park, located about 60 kilometers south of Nadi, was the country's first national park, established to protect this fragile ecosystem of coastal dunes near the mouth of the Sigatoka River.
- In Sigatoka, visit Kula Wild Adventure Park. You can hold a rare Fijian crested iguana, photograph close-ups of the country's beautiful native birds, and learn about captive breeding programs for some of the country's endangered species.
- On the lush island of Taveuni, you can explore tropical rainforests with waterfalls and villages hidden among the trees at Bouma National Heritage Park.
- Archeologists have discovered pottery and human remains dating back over 2500 years at Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park, making it one of the most historically significant national parks in the country.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Nadi Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- Shivaratri is a great festival commemorating the union of Shiva and Shakti. According to the South Indian calendar, Maha Shivaratri is celebrated on Chaturdashi Tithi during Krishna Paksha in the month of Magha.
- The annual Hibiscus Festival is perhaps the best way to sample multiple aspects of Fijian culture and experience the islanders' famous merriment.
- The Bula Festival (bula means 'hello' or 'welcome' in Fijian) is a very similar event that takes place on the other side of Viti Levu in the town of Nadi just a few weeks before.
- Fire-walking, which involves walking barefoot across hot embers or coals, is a tradition that originated on the island of Beqa, about five miles south of Viti Levu.
- India's influence on the islands is particularly noticeable among the various cultures that intertwine to form Fiji's own. It is not surprising, then, that Holi is a popular festival throughout the archipelago.
- The island of Rotuma and its neighboring islets are part of Fiji, despite their cultural and social differences. With their own indigenous ethnic group and a heavily influenced culture.
- Diwali ('the festival of lights'), a beautiful festival that celebrates the nation's rich Indian heritage, has been celebrated by both the Christian and Hindu communities in Fiji.
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