The quickest option is to take the official yellow taxis located outside international arrivals; the journey to central Nadi takes around 10 minutes. Sunbeam Bus connects the airport with Nadi, Lautoka, Ba, Sigatoka and Suva, with frequent departures during the day. The fare is paid directly to the driver when boarding. There are also several tour operators with counters in the terminal offering shuttles and private transfers to major resorts and hotels in Coral Coast and Denarau.
Yes, the airport offers free Wi-Fi for a period of 2 hours or up to a limit of 1 GB of data. To connect, select the airport’s official network on your device. After that time, the service becomes paid.
You can purchase local SIM cards for tourists at the Vodafone Fiji and Digicel shops, both located in the international arrivals hall. These outlets are usually open to coincide with international flight arrivals.
Yes, there is a luggage storage service located on the ground floor of the international arrivals area. Its opening hours are generally from 5:00 am to 10:00 pm.
You will find ATMs from ANZ, Westpac and BSP in the arrivals and departures areas. For currency exchange, bureaux operate both in the arrivals area (ground floor) and in the international departures lounge (upper floor). It is advisable to exchange only the necessary amount at the airport, as exchange rates are usually more favourable in the city.
The airport is open 24 hours, but resting can be difficult as the seats have fixed armrests and the terminal is cold and noisy at night. If you are looking for greater comfort, there are hotels such as the Fiji Gateway Hotel located just opposite the terminal.
If you left something in the terminal, you should contact the terminal services office at [email protected]. If the issue is with your checked baggage, you should go directly to your airline’s counter before leaving the airport.