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Nadi International Airport
The ‘Nadi Airport’ is Fiji’s main international gateway. It is responsible for over 95 percent of Fiji’s annual international passengersl flight arrivals am departures to the country. The airport is located on the dry western side of Viti Levu and close to the main tourist regions or the Mamanuca and Yasawa Islands. Fiji is located in the heart of the South Pacific and is a perfect stop off for flights to and from USA, Canada and Australia and New Zealand. and Asia
INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES
Air Pacific, Air New Zealand, Virgin Pacific, Air Korea Qantas and a number of other major international airlines for the region have regular flights landing at the airport day and night. For more information about Airport Arrivals or departures Nadi Airport Departures
Domestic Flights
The airport is also has a large number of domestic flights offered by ‘AirFiji’ and AirPacific’s domestic airline ‘Pacific Sun’. They offer regular local flights to all the main airports and island destinations in Fiji, such as Suva’s Nasouri Airport, Savusavu, Lambasa Taveuni, Kadavu, any many other islands in Fiji.
Fiji offers a range of accommodation types from the budget accommodations to the luxurious up market resorts scattered around the islands.
Hotels near the Airport
Due to the large number of flights to Nadi there are many Airport Hotels near the airport. There are also a number of resorts and budget accommodation in the Nadi area.
GETTING AROUND
Getting Around
There are good transport connections in Fiji, making internal travel easy and relatively inexpensive. Clearly, the easiest way to travel between islands is by plane, with Fiji Air and Sun Air between them servicing all of the island groups. (Island Hoppers, Turtle Airways and Pacific Island Seaplanes fly some routes too). Ferries are inexpensive, frequent, reliable and very seaworthy, and rubbing shoulders with the local people while travelling between islands is a pleasant and interesting part of the Fiji experience. Ferry routes connect most major coastal areas of Viti Levu and Vanua Levu with all the major islands. 
You can charter boats as well, or catch one of the smaller unscheduled local boats between islands. Small local boats are sometimes the only transport option, especially for the backpacker resorts. Life jackets are rarely provided and usually the boats have no radio-phones. If the weather looks ominous or the boat is overcrowded, consider postponing the trip or opting for a flight. The larger islands have good bus networks, and outside the towns you can often just hail down a bus wherever you see one. Express buses travel between major centres and local buses seem to stop at every village they pass, but by either means bus travel in Fiji is a pleasant way to meet local people and an effective way to get around.