Signal verified · updated 2026-09-03
Viti Levu
Fiji's largest island and national hub — Suva, Nadi, sugar-cane plains, highland villages and the Coral Coast.
- Formation
- volcanic island with rugged central highlands; geologists believe it was submerged and resurfaced multiple times
- Population
- 740,000
- Water
- Pacific Ocean
- Access
- easy
Every required movement
The passage
to Viti Levu.
Fly to Nadi International (NAN) or Suva Nausori (SUV); inter-island ferries connect Suva to Vanua Levu, Ovalau and outer islands.
- 01Nadi International Airport (NAN)
Nearest recorded air access
Schedule or condition may change · verify - 02Water crossing
Goundar Shipping and Patterson Brothers ferries from Suva to Savusavu, Nabouwalu and Levuka.
Schedule or condition may change · verify - 03Entry check
Fiji visa-exemption for many nationalities (up to 4 months).
Schedule or condition may change · verify
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Field ledger
The useful
details.
- Coordinates
- 17.80° S · 178.00° E
- Sovereignty
- Fiji · part of country
- Nearest mainland
- Vanua Levu (~64 km northeast across Bligh Water); Australia ~2,700 km southwest
- Best recorded window
- May–October (drier, cooler).
- Permits / entry
- Fiji visa-exemption for many nationalities (up to 4 months).
- Languages
- English, Fijian, Fiji Hindi
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Notes from
the crossing.
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