Nadi
Nadi is Fiji’s gateway to the airs, and its most bustling port town, complete with backpacker dorms and palm-dotted resort hotels alike. Get a local guide to help you after you land.
Nadi Tours
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10-Hour Navua River and Fijian Village Tour from Nadi
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2-Hour Nadi Walking Tour with Market, Temple and Local Culture
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3-Hour Nadi Cultural and Food Walking Tour with Temple Visit
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3-Hour Nadi Culture Village Tour with Kava Ceremony and Meke Show
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4-Hour Mud Therapy and Shopping Tour in Nadi with Sabeto Hot Pools
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4-Hour Nadi Sightseeing Tour with Viseisei Village and Sabeto Option
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4-Hour Nadi Temple and Mud Pools Tour with Orchid Gardens
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4-Hour Viseisei Village Tour from Nadi with Garden of the Sleeping Giant
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5 Hour Tour to Nadi Highlights
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5-Hour Fiji Zipline Adventure with 16 Ziplines and Limestone Caves
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5-Hour Sabeto Mud Pools Tour from Nadi with Thermal Springs
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6-Hour Nadi Cultural and Nature Tour with Temple and Mud Pool
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7-Hour Nadi Village Tour with Mud Pool and Garden of Sleeping Giant
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8-Hour Nadi Cultural and Beach Tour with Natadola Beach
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Nadi
The gateway to the west coast of Fiji isle comes in the form of bustling little Nadi, which struck gold when it was chosen by the New Zealanders as the prime spot for the country’s first airstrips way back in the 1930s. Of course sugar cane had always kept the economy ticking over, but when the jets came there was no going back. Today, this means that Nadi boasts some of the best touristic infrastructure in the nation, with internet cafes bursting from between its haphazard little streets, and transport hubs offering tours to the nearby Yasawas and Mamanucas Islands. And as any Nadi tour guide will tell you, this also makes it the prime place to stock up before an expedition out to Fiji’s more hidden treasures, from the earthy and energetic town of Lautoka just to the north to the luxurious hotels and powdery beaches of Denarau Island. In Nadi town itself there are plenty of markets and accommodation options, running the gamut from bamboo backpacker shacks to five-star resorts on the edge of the west coast sands.