Nadi & Lautoka City

About Nadi & Lautoka City

Traditionally the gateway to Fiji, the Nadi Corridor comprises the western side of Fiji’s main island, Viti Levu, commencing from Vuda Point, Nadi Town, Wailoaloa Beach, Nadi Airport, Martintar, Denarau Island, Korovuto, Momi Bay, and Natadola. Effectively, this region falls under the two provinces of Ba and Nadroga and is characterised by year-round fine weather, its proximity to the International Airport, rolling and verdant countryside, relatively unpopulated beaches, and a mountainous region (known as the Nausori Highlands) to the east that is nothing short of spectacular.

The Port Denarau Marina is the main departure point for the Mamanuca and Yasawa islands and is located on Denarau Island. This fast-developing marina complex is the centre of yachting activity in Fiji.

Vuda Marina is located inland at the westernmost end of Vuda Point between Nadi and Lautoka on the west coast of Viti Levu. The marina is entered via a 25-metre-wide channel clearly marked with arrows and beacons during the day and green upper and lower leading lights for entry at night. The marina and basin were constructed to a depth of 2.5 metres and have a capacity for 120 boats, with ramps for smaller boats. The complex operates a 60-tonne travel lift and has cradles available for 30 boats in the hard-standing area. Ancillary facilities include an internet and coffee shop, a business centre, laundry, a chandlery, washrooms, a fuel dock, a convenience store, and the Vuda Point Yacht Club with a waterside bar.

Distances to Major Fijian Towns and Cities

The table below displays the distances in Kilometers from Nadi | Lautoka and major towns and cities distributed around Viti Levu, Fiji. (1 mile is equivalent to 1.6 kilometers)