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IMPORTANT LANDMARKS FOR TOURISTS .............................................................................. 2
SHOPPING, CLOTHING AND HANDICRAFT .............................................................................. 6
CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS .................................................................................................... 8
RESTAURANTS (WINE AND DINE) ........................................ ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED.
TRANSPORTATIONS ............................................................................................................. 16
POLICE AND SECURITY ......................................................................................................... 17
EVENTS AND CELEBRATIONS ................................................................................................ 18
NADI TOWN COUNCIL .......................................................................................................... 20
CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY OF FIJI...................................................................................... 22
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Important Landmarks for tourists
1. Sabeto Hot Springs and Mud Pool (Awarded a certificate of Excellence)
 Address: Wailoko Rd | Sabeto, Nadi, Viti Levu 10944, Nadi Airport, Fiji
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Variously known as the Sabeto Hot Springs or Sabeto Mud Baths, this activity is one
way to immerse yourself into the Fijian way of life! Located halfway between the
major cities of Nadi and Lautoka on the main island of Viti Levu, the Fijian mud baths
are a must-do holiday experience.
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. The site has basic changing and toilet facilities and is a little out of the way, but
worth the effort. You'll receive a guided tour of the area before you get to immerse
yourself in warm mud.
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The social experience of getting dirty with locals and other travellers is quite
levelling, and given the rise of Fiji as a destination for nuptials, the mud baths are
also a popular and unique pampering ritual to share with a wedding party.
1. Garden of the Sleeping Giant
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The Garden of the Sleeping Giant sits at the foothills of the Nausori Highlands
about 10 minutes drive north of Nadi. The attractive landscaped gardens
specialize in Fiji’s native plants as well as housing an impressive collection of
orchids, some native. A jungle walk takes visitors past a large lily pond and
through native forest.
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Located about half an hour from Nadi, The Garden of Sleeping Giant is a
beautiful orchid range started in 1977 by the late Raymond Burr, star of Perry
Mason and Ironside.
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The gardens showcase more than two thousand different kinds of orchids,
covering 20 hectares. For an entry fee of just $10, you can wander through the
lush and fertile plantation to your heart’s content. Right next door is Raymond
Burr’s holiday shack, which is also open to visitors.
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The shack still contains a few items that belonged to the superstar, including
photographs, his favorite chair and even his walking cane. It costs about $8 to
see the house, and the entry price includes a delightful afternoon tea.
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Whether you are into gardens or not, the Garden of the Sleeping Giant is sure to
take your breath away. The exquisite beauty of the garden is unsurpassed by
most, housing one of the world’s largest orchid collections plus beautiful
cultivated greenery and enchanting lily ponds, the Garden of the Sleeping Giant
is not to be missed. Take a picnic and enjoy the peace and serenity of some of
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the most stunning gardens on earth. The gardens are open Monday to Saturdays
– 9 am to 5 pm.
2. Naval Village
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Visit the last authentic traditional Fijian village deep into Fiji's interior mountain
landscape. Partake in the tradional welcome kava ceremony, tour the village, school,
mingle with the villagers and cool off in the fresh water river of Navala.
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Navala is a 200 year old, picturesque village built in the old ways, preserving the
traditional native ‘bure’ or thatched hut; Navala is home to roughly 1000 people.
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Once at the village, you will be welcomed in the traditional way with a kava
ceremony. You will then be taken on a guided tour of the village, the village school,
mingle with the locals and hear old legends and stories of this beautiful, ancient
village.
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This will be the perfect time to take pictures with the locals and the beautifully
preserved homes they live in. You can then take a dip in the cool waters of the
nearby river then lunch at the village.
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You will also witness various activities such as coconut tree climbing and also sample
the cool coconut juice from a freshly picked coconut.
3. Diving and Snorkeling
 Fiji is known as the “Soft Coral Capital of the World” and is also home to the “Great
Astrolabe Reef”. A network of brilliant coral reefs surrounds our 333islands and
atolls. With around 1000 species of fish and several hundred types of coral and
sponges, Fiji offers a unique diving experience. With over 4000 square miles of coral
reef, Fiji Islands offer divers unparalleled marine biodiversity.
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If you feel like going beyond the beautiful reef dives venture into reef passages and
come face to face with Grey Reef sharks, Silvertips, Hammerheads and White Tips.
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If you’d like to get to know them a bit better and at closer range, expect an adrenalin
rush from what is known as the ‘Best shark dive in the world’ as you dive with the
sharks observing experienced Fijian divers carry out the famous ‘shark feeding.
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If you’re looking for an amazing experience at a slightly slower pace, you can swim
with the giant Manta Rays. Between May and October these elegant creatures bless
the waters off Manta Ray Island with a visit, MantaRays are one of the largest fish in
the ocean, some span as big as 6.5metres.
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Fiji is also home to five species of turtles, the most famous being the Hawksbill
Turtle, which are now protected species. Many of the resorts now have conservation
programs to look after these precious locals. Our moderate water temperature
makes for year-round diving and the visibility is a photographers dream.
5. Ice Bar
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Ice Bar is based in Nadi, Fiji – close to the International Airport and a range of Hotels
and Accommodation. Ice Bar provides an ideal platform for locals and visitors to the
Fiji Islands when it comes to night life.
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Looking to head out for the night with the ladies or catch up with the guys over a
few drinks, then Ice bar is where you want to be heading to.
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A Fresh, Classy and sophisticated Nightspot, Ice bar nadi is where you need to be
when in Fiji.
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Offering you awesome customer service, as well as the best drink prices you'll ever
come across, nothing but the latest music, ranging from the good 'old school' hits to
the music of today.
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Ice bar caters for birthday parties, Stag/hens nights, reception parties and much
more. Famous for our 'custom made drinks' as well as our 'theme nights' is
something you'll remember Ice bar by.
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They also run a shuttle to and from hotels within the vicinity of the bar and for those
who need a safe sober ride home after a good night out. Also provide safety as well
as security for the customers as this is one of Their main priorities.
6. Sri Siva Subramaniya Swami Temple
 At the base of Main St, away from Nadi’s boisterous main drag, this peaceful Hindu
temple is one of the few places outside India where you can see traditional Dravidian
architecture. The whole place is painted in colours bright enough to make your eyes
ache and looks fantastic against cloudless, blue skies. The wooden carvings of Hindu
deities travelled all the way from India, as did the artists who dressed the temple in its
colourful coat and impressive ceiling frescos. New murals are still being commissioned
and it’s quite possible that you’ll see resident artist ST Santosh lying, Michelangelo-style,
on scaffolding as he paints the temple’s ceilings.
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Nadi’s festivals, such as Karthingai Puja (held monthly), Panguni Uthiram Thiru-naal (in
April) and Thai Pusam (January), attract worshippers from around the world. Devotees
circle the temple where they offer banana, smash a coconut, burn some camphor and
receive blessing from the priest. Some of these festivals last several days and it’s worth
attending if they coincide with your plans.
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Visitors are welcome as long as they wear neat and modest dress and remove their
shoes at the temple entrance. It is fine to take photos in the grounds but not inside the
temple. Non-Hindus are asked not to enter the inner sanctum, which is reserved for
devotees bringing offerings.
7. Port Denerau
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This charming port area is a hub for charter tours, relaxing resorts, cultural
performances and adventures to the Mamanuca and Yasawa islands.
Port Denarau, a busy marina and gateway to the stunning Mamanuca and Yasawa
islands. The port features a scenic marina and fantastic opportunities for shopping,
dining and experiencing the local culture. The marina is the heart of Denarau Island, an
extensive resort area built up from the mangrove wetlands northwest of Viti Levu. With
its connections by land, sea and air, Port Denarau is a great place to base your trip on
Fiji’s main islands.
Stroll around the waterfront to see the different yachts and cruise ships moored at the
marina. Begin a boating adventure here and book a sailing tour around the Mamanuca
and Yasawa islands.
Join a snorkelling or scuba diving trip departing from the port and experience the
stunning sights of tropical fish and coral reefs. Four-wheel-drive tours and helicopter
rides are also available for exploring the secluded villages and stunning landscapes on
Viti Levu and beyond.
The port’s mall area offers a range of shopping destinations, from fashion boutiques and
beachwear shops to local craft stores. Grab a snack from the bakeries and ice cream
stalls, or try authentic Fijian cuisine and contemporary Asian fare at the mall’s
restaurants.
Sample fragrant curries with sweet potato, taro or cassava or try fresh Japanese-style
tuna steak and locally caught seafood marinated in lime and coconut.
Catch an exciting cultural event at the waterfront amphitheatre or at select resorts.
Experience traditional Fijian and Indian music performances and watch the dancers and
festivities.
Cooking demonstrations, art exhibitions and festivals taking place at the port. Attend
the annual Jazz and Blues Festival or the South Pacific Food and Wine Festival.
Denarau Island resorts and an inter-resort shuttle service is also available. Parking can
be found at the port for a small fee. The shopping mall is open daily, but individual
stores and events may have differing opening times.
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Shopping, Clothing and Handicraft
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Visit Jack's of Fiji (Fiji's largest merchant), Prouds, and Tappoo, all of which have
branches on the Queen's Road in Nadi Town, at Port Denarau, and the shopping
arcades of the larger hotels.
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In Nadi Town, the upstairs rooms of Jack's of Fiji are filled with clothing and leather
goods. Tappoo carries a broad range of merchandise, including electronics, cameras,
and sporting goods. Prouds concentrates on perfumes, watches, and jewelry including
Fiji's own J. Hunter black pearls.
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In addition to being the shove-off point for cruises and transfers to the islands, Port
Denarau is the shopping mecca on Denarau Island. This modern mall has a Jack's of Fiji
branch, a surf shop, two banks and a FourEx currency exchange, a grocery and wine
store, an ice-cream parlor, and several restaurants.
"Duty-Free" Shopping
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Fiji has the most developed shopping industry in the South Pacific, as will be very
obvious when you walk along the main thoroughfare in Nadi Town. The Fiji government
charges an import tax on merchandise brought into the country; so, despite their claims
to the contrary, the stores aren't "duty-free." I have found much better prices and
selections on the Internet and at large-volume dealers such as Best Buy and Circuit City
in the United States, so shop around at home first so that you can compare the prices in
Fiji. Also the models offered in the duty-free shops here are seldom the latest editions.
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You should have no problems buying watches, cameras, and electronic gear from large
merchants such as Prouds and Tappoo, but get receipts that accurately describe your
purchases from small stores.
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You can pay for your duty-free purchases by credit card. That way, if something goes
wrong after you're back home, you can solicit help from the financial institution that
issued the card.
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If you missed anything, you'll get one last chance at the huge shops in the departure
lounge at Nadi Airport.
Handicrafts
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Fijians produce a wide variety of handicrafts, such as carved tanoa (kava) bowls, war
clubs, and cannibal forks; woven baskets and mats; pottery (which has seen a
renaissance of late); and masi (tapa) cloth. Although generally not of the quality of those
produced in Tonga, they are made in prolific quantities.
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The larger shops sell some very fine face masks and nguzunguzus (pronounced noo-zoonoo-zoos), the inlaid canoe prows carved in the Solomon Islands, and some primitive art
from Papua New Guinea.
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The largest and best-stocked shop on Queen's Road is Jack's of Fiji (tel. 670 0744). It has
a wide selection of handicrafts, jewelry, T-shirts, clothing, and paintings by local artists.
The prices are reasonable and the staff is helpful rather than pushy. The Chefs The
Restaurant complex is on premises. Jack's of Fiji has other outlets including the shopping
arcade of the Sheraton Fiji Resort (tel. 670 1777), at the Tokatoka Resort Hotel (tel. 672
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Other places to look are Nadi Handicraft Center (tel. 670 2357) and Nad's
Handicrafts (tel. 670 3588). Nadi Handicraft Center has an upstairs room carrying
clothing, leather goods, jewelry, and black pearls. Nad's usually has a good selection of
Fijian pottery. Nadi Handicraft Market is a collection of stalls on the Queen's Road near
the south end of Nadi Town. The best are operated by Fijian women who sell baskets
and other goods woven of pandanus, a palm whose supple leaves are more durable
than those of the coconut tree.
Tropical Clothing
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You'll have innumerable choices of tropical clothing here, but for the most unusual
items in the entire South Pacific, head out to Michoutouchkine Creations at the
Sheraton Fiji (tel. 675 0518). This little shop carries the colorful creations of Nicolai
Michoutouchkine and Aloi Pilioki, two noted Vanuatu artists whose unique squiggly
swirls and swooshes distinguish each of their shirts, blouses, pant suits, and beach
towels.
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Clubs and Associations
1. The New Nadi Farmers Club and Restaurant
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Icy cold beer and delicious food
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Tropical river side ‘Aussie Beer Garden’
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Free Entertainment Live music
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Fijian Dance and Fire Show.
2.Nadi Sports Club
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The club has often been referred to as the best kept secret in Nadi and in many ways it
is. It offers a facility that is unmatched in Fiji.
It has a large Club House with a bar that serves some of the most reasonably priced
beverages in the country.
The bar is home to snooker tables that draw a dedicated group of players on a regular
basis.
The four astro turfed tennis courts are among the best in Fiji and have produced many a
top player. The fifth hard court caters as another tennis court, Basketball Court or five
aside football court.
The 25m swimming pool is the largest pool of its type in the West and is home to the
Nadi Mako and Nadi Barracuda Swim Clubs. Both of which have and still produce some
of the top Fiji swimmers and coaches. The Bowing Green is quite rightly often referred
to as the best green in Fiji and is host to many competitions and is home to some of the
country's top players.
The two squash courts are also maintained to a high standard and have an active group
of young and old players. The Club Gym is well utilized and is one of the best in Nadi
with new equipment purchased in 2012.
3. Nadi Mosque
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Fiji Muslim League core business was EDUCATION as enshrines in one of its schools’
emblem which epitomizes the Quranic concept of “Knowledge is light” (Nadi Muslim
College’s motto)
FML through their Nadi Branch manages three educational institutions, namely, Nadi
Muslim Kindergarten, Nadi Muslim Primary School and Nadi Muslim College.
The branch also manages the Nadi Jame Mosque and the Momi Mosque with the five
Markaz in the District.
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From their Zakaat Fund – (Baitul Maal) they caters needy families throughout the year.
FML’s Nadi branch maintains the upkeep of the Enamanu Cemetry and the Cane Farm.
4. Swami Vivekananda College in Nadi - Rama Krishna Mission
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Believed to be the country’s largest meditation centre, the Rama Krishna Universal
Mediation Centre Located at the Swami Vivekananda College in Nadi.
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Meditation is the technique of systematically developing the concentration of the mind
to harness the mental energies.
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“The Rama Krishna Mission has been in Fiji since the 1930s and our focus mostly has
been on education and we didn’t have a proper place to worship,” Swami Tadananda
said.
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There was a need of a place for spiritual culture to meditate in the world where there is
so much tension, frustration, depression and people struggling at a mental and
emotional level.
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Children should be trained and equipped so that they can face the challenges of life in
future.
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Restrurant
1. Fijian Style -Na Dina
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Port Denarau Marina
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Renowned for their delicious fish dishes, this restaurant offers a truly terrific
taste of Fiji!
2. Japanese –Daikoku
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Northern Press Rd, Martintar
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Daikoku Nadi offers the finest Japanese sushi and seafood around. The culinary
show performed by the skillful chefs at Daikoku are reason enough to spend an
evening here.
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order the fried rice for entertainment value! Bookings are definitely
recommended. Order off the menu downstairs or head upstairs for teppanyaki.
3. Korean -Arirang Korean Restaurant
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Martintar
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Mouth wateringly good Korean food served in a clean and friendly environment.
- Ikkyu
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Tanoa Int. Hotel
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A recently reopened due to popular demand, this authentic Japenese dining experience
is open for lunch and dinner from Tuesday to Saturday.
4. Fine Dining - Ports O’ Call
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Sheraton Resort, Denarau
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Ports O’ Call has been operating for 25 years. The restaurant offers guests a
premium international menu with specialty dishes and its famous tableside silver
service unlike anywhere else in Fiji. Featuring authentic décor to
5. The Fiji Premium Clubhouse
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Denarau Golf & Racquet Club
The Fiji Premium Clubhouse at the Denarau Golf & Racquet Club provides a
casual family dining experience for lunch and dinner.
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Choose from the tempting delights on the a la carte lunch menu, or enjoy a
special wood fired pizza.
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The venue features a sports lounge complete with live coverage of sports on a
big screen plus a coffee lounge, New Zealand natural ice cream parlour and a 360
degree bar serving icy cold Fiji Premium, Fiji Bitter and Fiji Gold on draft with live
entertainment.
6. French -Atmosphere French Brasserie
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Queens Rd, Martintar,
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Atmosphere is fast becoming known for its delicious traditional French cuisine!
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This quiet, little restaurant is a favourite with locals and visitors alike for its cosy
atmosphere and its authentic French dining menu prepared by the Chef Jacques
and his wife Jocelyne.
7. International Style - Lulu’s
Port Denarau Marina
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It is a happening restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating serving fresh fish
and sushi among many other delicious options from their menu.
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Even if you don’t feel like sitting down to eat, you will find a funky, friendly bar
with a great atmosphere. Live music usually accompanies the evening crowd.
8. Cardo’s Steakhouse & Cocktail Bar
Port Denarau Marina
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seafood and steakhouse.
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Large and delicious steaks are served to your request on hot plates with the
accompanying veg of your choice.
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Great kids menu and veggie options.
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A great place to sit with a group of friends to catch up over an icecold beer or
glass of crisp wine.
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Live music is often being played in the background, but not at a volume that
drowns out your conversation.
9. Salt
Sofitel, Fiji Resort, Denarau Island
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A beautiful ocean view backdrop for breakfast lunch or dinner.
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Sashimi, pasta, Fijian food, Seafood, Thai, and anything from the
Tandoori oven is especially great. The portions are generous and the
cocktails are dangerous!
10. Hard Rock Café
Port Denarau Marina
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Everything you would expect from this international chain of restaurants.
Great burgers and American style food. Happy hour is daily from 3-6pm and
there is usually a special to add to the regular menu.
Be sure to ask the staff to sing for you, their tabletop rendition of YMCA is
extremely entertaining!
11. Flying Fish Restaurant
Sheraton Resort Fiji
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Renowned internationally for its creative culinary dishes and
stunning ambiance Flying Fish introduces inspirational flavours from across
the world, uniquely blended with a wide array of fresh seafood, for which the
Fiji Islands are famous for.
12. Chinese Style - Sentai Seafood
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Cnr Sagayam Rd & Main St
Outstanding authentic Chinese cuisine. Using only the freshest seafood and
other ingredients the restaurant redefines fine dining for lunch and dinner
services.
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13. Fast Food -LC’s Resturant & Bar
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Hillside Rd, Namaka |
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A light and spacious restaurant providing fast and efficient service.
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Order delicious fresh seafood from an extensive menu. Salt and Pepper Prawns
are a favourite!
14. Asian Cuisine - Zing
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With stunning views of Nadi Bay, the Zing Menu at Ocean Terrace draws its
inspiration from Asian cuisine.
It features a variety of fresh produce and ingredients. Here you can share an
array of eclectic dishes that focus on authentic flavors.
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15. Italian Style -Flavio’s
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Denarau Rd
An experience like no other in Fiji. Grab some friends (maximum of 12) and dine
amongst the stock and produce of an authentic Italian Deli.
Sit around the large table and enjoy a selection of vivid wines whilst watching
Italian Chef Flavio create a mouthwatering traditional Italian feast.
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16. Indian Style - Sitar Indian & Thai Cuisine
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Lot 1, Cnr Wailoaloa & Queens Rd, Martindar
Experience authentic Indian & Thai cuisine from all regions of India prepared using
traditional methods.
Catering for every taste, from mild to roaring hot curries. Dine in or take away.
17. Coffee Shops -Zigzag Café
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Ground Flr, Prouds Bldg,
Take a break from the heat of Nadi town and relax with a great cup of coffee and a
delicious sandwich or snack served by one of the friendly staff.
- Biloccino
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Port Denarau
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Coffees, sandwiches and cakes beautifully prepared and served in a cosy coffee
shop environment in the heart of Port Denarau.
-Bulaccino Café
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Nataly Bldg, Namaka
Café, Restaurant & Wine Bar (at the back) offering a European vibe with a local
twist. Great coffees and more! Air-conditioned with al fresco seating available.
Open for Breakfast & Lunch 7 days, and Dinner Wed-Sun.
18. Parties -Chime
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Sheraton Resort
the exciting Chime bar is the perfect social spot for a tropical cocktail, offering a
charismatic lounge-style setting with the latest music, a spacious dance floor, and
live entertainment.
19. Drinks and food -ICE Bar
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Jetpoint Plaza, Martintar
Locals and visitors party the night away side by side, 7 days a week, from 6pm –
4am.
Regular theme nights including ‘Cue Tuesdays’ when its all about the pool tables,
and DJ’s pumping out the newest tunes to get you dancing the night away.
20. -Hemisphere Bar
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(at the back of Bulaccino) Nataly Bldg, Namaka
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A trendy, well stocked wine bar with al fresco seating and a great tapas menu.
21. Eds Bar
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51 Queens Rd, Martintar
One of Nadi’s most popular watering holes for locals and tourists alike.
Friendly bar folk keep the cheap drinks flowing while live bands keep your feet
tapping.
Pool tables dotted around lead to friendly competitions and provide a great way
to make new friends.
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As the night goes on, the foot tapping turns to dancing which invariably
continues into the early hours.
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Transportations
The Awesome Catamaran
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The Awesome Adventure-catamaran is another ship that can be taken on a regular basis
to hop from one Fiji-island to another one
SV Spirit of the Pacific
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The sailing yacht "SV Spirit of the Pacific" to cruise on a small boat around the Fiji-islands
and other areas of the Southern Pacific.
Cruise on the Dawn Princess
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Port Denerau onboard of the cruiseship Dawn Princess, a giant cruiseship with a
capacity of more than 1900 passangers and about 1000 crewmembers
the beach hop-on hop-off bus
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Around of Port Denerau and various hotels with great beaches and this hop-on hop-off
bus will take you to all of them on a regular basis
The Bula Bus
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The Bula Bus is free. It goes from resort to resort on Denarau Island and to the Denarau
Shuttles
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Small west bus shuttles operating frequently specially for resorts and hotels from Nadi
town.
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Police and Security
We have tight security at the International Airport and alert guard force to provide full
protecting of people arriving in our country. In Nadi town basically most of the shops, all banks
and money exchanges places have security guards and with civilian camera to avoid and
prevent any sort of misconduct to harassment to the general public. We have Namaka police
station and Nadi town police including Small police post all over Nadi Town. Police patrols
happen in day and night on the streets of Nadi Town, namaka area and Martaintar to ensure
the safety of people.
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Events and Celebrations
Magical event will be hosting some awesome future events to promote Nadi and to uplift the
Nadi in Economical aspects. These events include Nadi Excellence in Business Awards which we
already started working on the marketing plan. Other events can include Local Fashion show to
give opportunity for the rising talent in and around Nadi area, Handicraft and Art Gala displays,
and also not forgetting Events to display various cultures and unity like the celebrations of
Easter, Holi, Eid, Fiji Day, Diwali, Christmas and New Year .As these event can attract more
tourist inflow in our town. This way we can really show tourist the beauty of our multicultural
Town. These events can reflect the unity and understanding amongst every culture. These
events can also uplift the economical status of Nadi people as they can earn while presenting
their talent to other. It can give a good exposure to people in Nadi to show their talent and get
recognitions.
For the first time Nadi Chamber of Commerce is proud to Launch Nadi Excellence inBusiness
Awards at FNU for the businesses in Nadi to honor outstanding and successful business and
industry achievers. It will provide a platform to seek out successful and talented achievers and
visionaries making a difference in eleven categories to recognize exceptional business.
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Young Business Executive/ Best Emerging Business
Entrepreneur of the Year
Business Leader
Excellence in Businessman
Excellence in Businesswoman
Excellence in Innovation /Exporting
Excellence in Sustainability/ Marketing
Excellence in Small Business (for businesses employing less than 20 employees*)
Best Farmer of the Year
Best Restaurant Food and Entertainment og the Year
Excellence in Business (for businesses employing 20 or more employees*)
The main objective of the event will be The Nadi Excellence in Business Awards is a set of
Awards designed to improve Productivity and Quality in organizations. Nadi Excellence in
Business Awards will help in strengthening the management systems and processes of an
organization in a holistic and integrated manner to improve performance, increase productivity
and growth, and, create value for stakeholders. The Nadi Excellence in Business Awards also
encourages ambition, empower confidence and inspire new businesses into the future
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We are looking for sponsors. Sponsorship package available to potential sponsors for the event,
a few possible sponsors are – BSP, Westpac, ANZ and Bred Bank, large corporate business .
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Nadi Town Council
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The services provided by the Council are the issuance of business license, maintenance
and upgrading of infrastructure, sanitation services, drainage and maintenance
Upgrading of instrastructure, sanitation services, drainage and maintenance of parks
and gardens.
Revenues generated by rates levied issuance of business licenses and rent received from
Council properties are used to finance the above services as well as the administration
expenses of the Council.
The council also looks after the
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urban market health issues
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housing market developments of the two markets
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Infrastructure and services of the drainage.
Project Areas
Basic Plan
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The Navakai sewerage plant- The basic plan is to make a bigger sewerage plant to
handle all the areas it serves.
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Traffic congestion is becoming a real problem.-. NTC is planning on having a walkway
and a link road between the Main Street and nadi back road.
Gold Plan
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Flooding is a critical issue - dredging of the Nadi River and the creation of flood plains in
the upper high areas. A drainage scheme is being prepared in order to alleviate the
flooding problems
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The collection and disposal of garbage had presented a real problem- Therefore it has
created additional work and a environmental problem. The gold plan is to create a
garbage disposal site in the upper high areas of Nadi.
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Plantinum Project
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A town planning scheme was prepared in 1998 and was approved for the areas included
within the town for the extension on the town boundaries in 2004.
It will enable the council to address the issues concerning the construction of roads and
drains, provision of water supply and electricity, sewerage, rufuse and waste water
disposal and provision of recreational open space which is required as 5% of the
subdivided land area at the land development and building stage as well as the
operational stage of development.
The developments are properly linked to existing public infrastructure and facilities such
as roads, drains and other public facilities.
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Civil Aviation Authority of Fiji
Corporate Vision
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The vision of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Fiji Islands (CAAFI) is to be a model aviation
regulator.
Corporate Mission
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The mission of the Authority is to promote effective aviation safety and security in the Fiji
Islands and the region.
Corporate Values
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The Authority strives to reflect certain key values as the characteristics of the people who
are the CAAFI team and equally for the organisation as a whole by professionalism,
accountability, commitment and integrity in our conduct.
Corporate Objectives (2011-2013)
1. Establish and maintain an effective regulatory framework including strategies for
enforcement,
2. Ensure industry compliance with regulatory requirements,
3. Discharge State’s obligations to ICAO,
4. To have industry fully implement self management of safety by implementing safety
management systems,
5. Conclude associated transition matters on completion of divestiture of non-core assets
and management of remaining assets,
6. Encourage high standards of aviation safety and security through education and regular
consultation with industry,
7. Maintain a competent and motivated workforce and establish a performance
assessment system that encourages productivity,
8. Ensure continuous improvement to CAAFI’s internal systems, and maintain ISO
certification,
9. Support Fiji as necessary on regional aviation matters and regulatory issues,
10. Provide aviation related advice to the Minister responsible for Civil Aviation,
11. Ensure CAAFI has capacity to meet the demands created by the industry growth,
12. Develop, implement and manage the States Safety Programme (SSP) under the National
Safety Plan in line with the Global Aviation Safety Plan.
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Quality Assurance - Our Commitment
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The prime objective of CAAFI is to ensure that highest safety standards are met, CAAFI
products and services are provided in an efficient manner, meeting both the regulatory
requirements and the needs of our customers.
CAAFI Quality Management System is specifically formulated and structured in a way that
best meets the needs of CAAFI and our customers. Various elements of the Quality
Management System combine to assist in determining that all quality and regulatory
requirements are complied, and that consistency and uniformity in service delivery is
maintained.
CAAFI Quality Policy
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CAAFI is committed to meeting its customer satisfaction by continuously improving and
implementing the highest level of aviation standards .
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