Nadi is where most visitors hear their first BULA. The colorful marketplace, located only a few minutes drive from the airport, features yaqona stalls, homemade souvenirs and local culture. Nadi is also the gateway to the Mamanuca Group where you will find exquisite island resorts as well as laid back surfer camps and budget accommodation.
One of the largest towns and most visitors first stop in Fiji. Nadi Beach is a wide strand, perfect for lazing in the sun and watching sunsets. Nearby Natadola Beach is Fiji’s most spectacular and is popular for swimming and body surfing. Places to visit in Nadi include Sri Siva Subramaniya, largest Hindu temple in the Southern hemisphere, the Sleeping Giant and orchid gardens. Ferries leave Nadi for the Mamanuca Islands.

Nadi International Airport is located 9 kilometers from the town, is the largest airport in Fiji and is served by Air Pacific (the international airline of Fiji), Air New Zealand, Pacific Blue, Korean Air and some other domestic airlines such as Pacific Sun and  Air Fiji.    
The recently elected Administrator of Nadi Town Council, Mr. Aisea Tuidraki has great plans for the town of his birth.

Nadi is already the fastest growing town in the entire South Pacific.
Mr. Aisea Tuidraki wants Nadi to be the biggest and most exciting city in the South Pacific in the near future and welcome any advice and contributions from the ratepayers and the public at large.

Nadi has a 10 year Town Planning scheme and a 10 year corporate strategic plan to progress  objectively and systematically taking into consideration the financial constraints the town faces.

The Chief Executive Officer of Nadi Town Council, Mr Robin Ali, has taken the best possible approach as regards the obligation made by the Ministry to formulate a corporate plan. It has turned an order into an initiative and a burden into an opportunity. Instead of resenting this directive, it has seen it as a blessing in disguise that would give him the pretext to do an exercise which he knew that he would be the first beneficiary and user. His deep understanding of the necessity to think strategically derives from his capacity to have a broad perspective of the problems of the town. Trained at the old school of Health Inspectors, his jack-of-all trade profile, which allows him to switch easily from one field to the next is no doubt an asset. Furthermore, the town of Nadi is expanding quickly and finds itself in a transition, which has created many expectations among the population, but not an equivalent change in the conduct of the municipal business. The CEO has been supportive of the exercise and tried to accommodate the workload which it created. Giving sometimes the feeling to try to catch permanently with the late internal and external development in a kind of race against time, he has nevertheless taken the time to show his commitment.

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