Need a break that feels like a total reset? Fiji’s calling. Think water so clear you could spot your toes from space, locals that greet you like old mates, and sunsets that make you forget what day it is. It’s close enough for a long weekend but dreamy enough to feel a world away. Pack your thongs, leave your worries, and get ready for a proper tropical switch-off.
Nadi, on the main island of Fiji, is where the country’s largest international airport is. It’s the only one that currently has flights to Australia, and from here you can connect to other cities and islands in Fiji.
Once you've landed in Fiji, the hard work is done. The longest flight of your trip is complete! All domestic flights within Fiji are relatively short.
For domestic connections, your best bet is to book a Fiji Airways flight for a seamless connection to places like Savusavu, Suva (the capital) or the Lau Islands. The airline's smaller services aboard Fiji Link planes can zip you between islands.
Nadi International Airport is located about 10 kms north of downtown Nadi, right on the north-western side of Viti Levu island. Most travellers heading to resorts in Denarau Island, Coral Coast, or the Mamanuca Islands pass through here. Taxis, hotel shuttles, and buses are easy to grab from the terminal but organising an airport transfer in advance will save you the hassle when you land.
Popular destinations and travel times from Nadi’s airport include:
If you don’t mind the odd tropical shower, flying out between November and April tends to save you a fair bit. That’s the wet season, but honestly, there’s still heaps of sunshine tucked in between the rain clouds. Prices usually spike up when Aussie school holidays roll around (think December, January, July and September) so, if you're eyeing a bargain, steer clear of those busy patches.
No visa needed for Australian passport holders. Just show a valid passport on arrival and you’ll score a tourist permit for up to four months.
Since it's an international flight, try to arrive at least 2 to 3 hours before your flight, just to keep things smooth and stress-free.
The time difference between Australia and Fiji varies depending on where you're coming from in Australia.
All time differences will be factored into your ticket though, so no need to do any maths upon purchase.
Already picturing a hammock and fruity drink? Sort your Fiji hotel, activity, or hire car with Traveloka today.
Need a break that feels like a total reset? Fiji’s calling. Think water so clear you could spot your toes from space, locals that greet you like old mates, and sunsets that make you forget what day it is. It’s close enough for a long weekend but dreamy enough to feel a world away. Pack your thongs, leave your worries, and get ready for a proper tropical switch-off.
Nadi, on the main island of Fiji, is where the country’s largest international airport is. It’s the only one that currently has flights to Australia, and from here you can connect to other cities and islands in Fiji.
Once you've landed in Fiji, the hard work is done. The longest flight of your trip is complete! All domestic flights within Fiji are relatively short.
For domestic connections, your best bet is to book a Fiji Airways flight for a seamless connection to places like Savusavu, Suva (the capital) or the Lau Islands. The airline's smaller services aboard Fiji Link planes can zip you between islands.
Nadi International Airport is located about 10 kms north of downtown Nadi, right on the north-western side of Viti Levu island. Most travellers heading to resorts in Denarau Island, Coral Coast, or the Mamanuca Islands pass through here. Taxis, hotel shuttles, and buses are easy to grab from the terminal but organising an airport transfer in advance will save you the hassle when you land.
Popular destinations and travel times from Nadi’s airport include:
If you don’t mind the odd tropical shower, flying out between November and April tends to save you a fair bit. That’s the wet season, but honestly, there’s still heaps of sunshine tucked in between the rain clouds. Prices usually spike up when Aussie school holidays roll around (think December, January, July and September) so, if you're eyeing a bargain, steer clear of those busy patches.
No visa needed for Australian passport holders. Just show a valid passport on arrival and you’ll score a tourist permit for up to four months.
Since it's an international flight, try to arrive at least 2 to 3 hours before your flight, just to keep things smooth and stress-free.
The time difference between Australia and Fiji varies depending on where you're coming from in Australia.
All time differences will be factored into your ticket though, so no need to do any maths upon purchase.
Already picturing a hammock and fruity drink? Sort your Fiji hotel, activity, or hire car with Traveloka today.