Tucked away from the hustle of Nadi, Vuda is the perfect place to retreat to. With a lovely beach, a handful of resorts with comfortable accommodation and a laid-back vibe, it’s best for those seeking rest and relaxation. Enjoy delicious meals at your resort restaurant or the lively Vuda Marina. Sunday afternoons at the marina are vibrant, filled with fantastic food, live music and friendly locals. Need supplies? Pick them up at the Marina’s general store or take a short 10-min drive to the Grace Road True mart supermarket at Sabeto for a wider selection.
Discover the hidden gem of Naisoso Island Villas within the gated community of Naisoso Island, just under 10 mins from the airport. These 9 short-stay luxury villas are perfect for large families or groups seeking a bit of pampering and relaxation. Each villa features spacious master bedrooms, a fully-equipped kitchen and laundry facilities for a comfortable stay. From cozy 2-bedroom retreats to sprawling 7-bedroom havens, there’s a villa to suit your group – just get in fast before your dates book out. For an extra fee, you can treat yourself to in-house spa and nanny services or indulge in the convenience of private chef catering and bartender services.
Grace Road True mart Nasoso is a 5 min drive away, or you can arrange to have your supermarket essentials delivered.
The cluster of hotels in and around the Nadi International Airport are a great base for a short stay in Nadi with comfortable accommodation that ranges from serviced apartments to hotel rooms or small, private villas with cooking facilities. Their proximity to the airport and nearby Namaka town makes getting around simple and affordable.
Outside the convenience of your hotel restaurant, you’ll find heaps of restaurants, small shops, pharmacies, banks/ATMs and supermarkets near the large Votualevu roundabout and in Namaka town.
If you prefer to get in the thick of local life, then this short strip is your go to spot for bars, nightclubs, restaurants, and cafes within walking distance of each other. Accommodation here is standard, budget friendly but comfortable with massive points for convenience.
The heart of the action lies at the central Jet point complex, your one-stop destination for all necessities including the RB Jetpoint supermarket, a doctor, pharmacy, restaurants, money exchange, ATMs and even a cinema.
Popular Wailoaloa Beach is a laid-back, beachy community located in the heart of Nadi Bay. With a popular public beach at one end and slew of beach bars and restaurants, there’s always something happening. Hotel rooms here are generally budget friendly and range from backpacker style rooms to serviced suites. This vibrant corner of Nadi is a popular spot for bar and restaurant hopping, and front-row seats to sensational sunsets.
Dance to live music at the Wailoaloa Beach Club, sip cocktails at the Aquarius boat bar, catch a cultural show at Smuggler’s Cove or head upstairs to Club 57 at Ramada for more elevated views of the bay. The Grace Road True mart supermarket is a short walk away or you can take a short drive to nMartintar for more dining and nightlife options.
Just a 20 min drive from Nadi Airport, Denarau Island is the home of large international hotel chains and one of Nadi’s most exclusive neighbourhoods. With resort restaurants that you can hop between, a large waterpark, 18-hole championship golf course and bustling marina nearby, it’s a destination within itself. Most resort rooms can accommodate a family with up to 2 small children, but you’ll also find options for multi-room suites and serviced apartments on the island and adults-only sections for a peaceful escape.
For shopping, dining, a supermarket and daytrips to the Mamanuca and Yasawa Islands, head to Port Denarau – the bustling heart of the island. Getting there is a breeze on the Bula Bus which runs every 10-15 mins stopping by all the resorts and key activities on Denarau. The super-affordable local Westbus makes regular trips from Denarau into Nadi town, but taxi trips from the island to other parts of Nadi can be more costly.