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Our arrival was effortless until it became clear that not all of our bags had managed to make the trip with us! Fortunately, the lady at the lost baggage desk was very friendly and told us that we could get reimbursed for things we had to buy as a result of our lost bags!
Our departure was a disaster. A few days before our flight, the airline called our home phone to tell us that our departure was going to be delayed a number of hours. Of course, we were already in Fiji, so it wasn't until we showed up on the day that we learned about the delay. This wouldn't have been so bad if the airport hadn't also been having trouble with their power which meant no air conditioning, no coffee, no internet - not even very much light! Let's just say it was an adventure!!
Updated May 18, 2009
Website: http://www.fiji-airport.com/
Given that we were only in Nadi overnight, we didn't really research many transportation options. Instead, we just hopped in a cab that was waiting in front of our hotel. Getting back was equally easy. There were plenty of cabs in town just waiting to give us a ride.
This worked out pretty well for us. Just remember to ask about the fare in advance and be firm about where you do (and do not) want to be taken. Of course, this is sound advice anywhere!
Written May 18, 2009
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We actually had to rent a mini van. We tried to rent through the tour desk at our resort but they didnt have a car big enough for all of us. In our room we had a phone book and I found a car for the day. We didnt have anything planned for this day so we decided to rent a car and drive around to see what we can get into.
It was about $100Fijian to rent the minivan. It was an older car that drainned the gas if you put the AC on so we drove with the windows down.
At first it was tricky driving in Fiji because they drive on the opposite side of the roads than we do and the steering wheel is on the opposite side too. It was easy to get used to though, so dont worry.
Written Aug 15, 2008
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The Bula Bus is free. It goes from resort to resort on Denarau Island and to the Denarau Port. There are about three of them (maybe more) sometimes they come around quick and other times you have to wait a while for the Bula Bus. The main thing is that it is free. But if you have to get somewhere on time like to the port for an excursion you might want to take a taxi. Its quicker.
Written Aug 15, 2008
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The easiest way to get around the island for sightseeing is to rent a car. Driving is on the left hand side of the road. The main roads are sealed and easy to navigate. Most of the car agencies have a stall at the airport.
We got very lucky beacuse during the storm a tree fell within a few inches of the one that we had rented.
Written May 21, 2006
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Nadi International Airport is 9 km north of Nadi town. We arrived there from Los Angeles aboard Fiji Air Pacific.
We were very impressed with this airlines. The seats were very comfy even in coach. I would fly with them again if I ever got the chance.
Written May 21, 2006
Website: http://www.airpacific.com/
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If you don't mind the style and comfort in which you travel, flag down a local taxi. They wouldnt pass muster in New Zealand but do get you from A to B cheaply. For example if you book a taxi to go from the Sheraton to Nadi it will cost you $10 but if you flag down a local taxi from just outside the hotel it will cost you about 50c per person.
Written Sep 16, 2005
Pacific Transport and some other companies have frequent buses from the airport to Nadi ($ 1.85) and via Coral Coast to Suva ($ 16). Last bus at 18.30.
Updated Sep 14, 2011
Website: http://www.airportsfiji.com/nat_public_buses.php
Written Aug 14, 2004
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