Getting here

Getting here.

Fiji: crossroads of the South Pacific.

Getting to Kadavu is easy. Our national carrier Fiji Airways offers flights to/from the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, China, India, Korea and many other countries. Numerous other international airlines offer connections with these and many other countries.

From Fiji’s mainland there are two ways of getting to Kadavu Island, by air or by sea.

Fiji Airways offers direct flights most days between Fiji’s Nadi International Airport and Kadavu Island. The flight time is 50 minutes. Some days there are also flights between Kadavu Island and Fiji’s capital city Suva. If you’re flying to Fiji with Fiji Airways the flight right through to Kadavu can be added to your international ticket. To check flight schedules, seat availability and fares or to make bookings, click Fiji Airways.

Island Hoppers Airlines is a Nadi-based charter airline flying 9-passenger planes on demand to Kadavu. For more information click Island Hoppers.

Goundar Shipping operate ferry services throughout Fiji’s many islands. Once a week the ferry ‘Lomaiviti Princess’ links Suva with Kadavu Island, stopping at Vunisea and Kavala Bay. This essential island service transports passengers, fuel, fresh produce, animals, building supplies and more. The journey takes 4-8 hours depending on where you are boarding and disembarking. Fares start from around FJ$50 one-way. For more information click Goundar Shipping.

However you choose to get to Kadavu, once here you’ll know that you are officially off the beaten track.