Viti Levu is the largest island in Fiji and home to 75% of its population. From a Fijian perspective, Viti Levu is the mainland. The highest mountain in Fiji, Tomanivi, is located on the east coast, a remote place covered by mangroves and surrounded by small villages.
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Get inEdit
By planeEdit
The main airport is Nadi International Airport (NAN IATA) is the gateway to Fiji and handles almost all of the country's international passenger traffic.
Nausori International Airport (Suva International Airport SUV IATA) is the secondary international airport in the country, with a smaller selection of airlines and destinations from other cities in Fiji and Oceania.
There are flights from other Fiji airports to Nadi and Suva.
Get aroundEdit
SeeEdit
- 1 Viseisei. The oldest settlement in Fiji when the first Melanesian canoes beached at nearby Vuda Point. $5 entrance fee.
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EatEdit
- Bounty (Located in Nadi). Bounty has beautiful food at a reasonable price.
- The Ocean Terrace Restaurant, Bedarra Beach Inn, 77 Sunset Strip, Korotogo, ☏ +679 650 0476. The Ocean Terrace Restaurant offers seafood prepared daily. They also provide a selection of fine wines to go with your meal. If, however, you do not enjoy seafood or have shellfish allergies, The Ocean Terrace Restaurant offers more casual meals such as pizza and burgers.
DrinkEdit
- Ed's Bar. Located in Nadi is a great touristy bar playing all types of music from reggae to house.
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Stay safeEdit
Go nextEdit
- Mamanuca Islands, just west of Viti Levu (the farthest is only 20 miles away).