Savusavu Fiji
The Hidden Paradise
The Hidden Paradise
You’ve decided to visit our lovely little town and I bet you can’t wait to get here. Once you get to Nadi or Suva there are daily flights to Savusavu. You have a couple of options for getting to Savusavu. Fiji Link is part of Fiji Airways and serves Savusavu with several flights a day. Island Hoppers is another airline that flies to Savusavu but must be booked as a charter. Their planes are very nice and the service is great, if not a bit expensive so try and book this with several people or a family. When leaving from Suva, you have one additional option of flying on Northern Air. The planes are smaller but very safe and they have flights to Savusavu on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Be sure to check the airline schedules as departure dates and times can change.
Currently there are 2 flights per day, 1 hour and 10 minute duration.
7:10 am - 8:20 am - Fiji Airways 103 SMTWTFS NAN-SVU
9:30 am - 10:40 am - Fiji Airways 105 Tue. and Thurs NAN-SVU
2:30 pm - 3:40 pm - Fiji Airways 109 SM-W-FS NAN-SVU
Information deemed accurate through November but be sure to verify.
If you have the time you can most often get a cheaper flight to Labasa and then take a bus or taxi to Savusavu. Fiji Link uses a bigger aircraft so there are more flights and the more room for your luggage. The flight is only 45 minutes from Nadi and then the drive usually takes about an hour and a half from the Labasa airport and the cost for a private taxi is $75 to $95 Fiji dollars. Its an interesting drive and you will travel through the lush mountains down to the southern coast of Vanua Levu to Savusavu. I’ve done this trip dozens of times and always enjoy it.
1 Flight per day, 45 minute duration Nadi to Labasa
11:30 am - 12:15 - Fiji Airways 81 Flights everyday
Below are links to each airway along with some travel tips to make getting to Savusavu a fun and interesting experience.
Fiji Airways and Fiji Link - direct flights from Nadi and Suva to Savusavu and Labasa daily
Fiji Airways worldwide flight reservations (Fiji)
We are available 24 hours a day to assist you with your flight reservation requirements.
Calling from Fiji: +679 672 0888 or +679 330 4388
Calling from Australia: 1 800 230 150
Calling from New Zealand: 0800 800 178
Calling from the USA and Canada: 1 800 227 4446
Calling from Mainland China: 400 120 6268
Calling from Hong Kong: +852 3192 7568
Calling from Singapore: 800 852 3666
Calling from Malaysia: 1 800 81 8186
reservations@fijiairways.com
MORE INFORMATION FOR FIJI AIRWAYS
International Flights from Fiji
Flights to Fiji from Los Angeles
Flights to Fiji from Sydney
Flights to Fiji from Pacific Islands
Flights to Fiji from Auckland
If you have an enquiry or need to make a booking for Medical treatment or checks (including a return), please contact us on:
medical@fijiairways.com
Island Hoppers - Island Hoppers is located at Nadi International Airport and also has Heli Pad at Denarau. Offering daily charter flights to Savusavu
+679 6720 410
Fascimile +679 6720 172
E-mail info@helicopters.com.fj
Northern Air - Located at Nausori Airport in Suva
Mobile :9958162/ 7732449
Landline: 3475005 or 3475003 and press 1
Email: northernairacct@gmail.com / northernair@connect.com.fj
Pacific Island Air - Charter flights to Savusavu from Nadi airport.
+679 672 5644
Fax: +679 672 5641
Email: reservations@pacificislandair.com
TAKE THE FERRY - You can also arrive in Savusavu via ship. Goundar Shipping Ltd. offers a daily schedule to Savusavu and Taveuni as well as other nearby islands. To check out their schedule and rates please consult their website: Goundar Shipping Ltd.
+679 3301035 or +679 3301020
Email goundarshipping@kidanet.com.fj
MILLER SHIPPING - New Schedule - New Ship
The Taveuni - Suva & Suva - Taveuni ferry links through Natuvu & Nabouwalu will also start services on 2 January 2018.
Princess Moana departs Taveuni at 4 am....reporting time at 3.30 am.
The bus coach will await passengers at Natuvu for transfer to Suva through Nabouwalu - Natovi on Patterson Shipping.
Suva Tel: (679) 3315644; Fax: (679) 3301652. b) Nasekula Road, Labasa Tel: (679) 8812444; Fax: (679) 8813460.
Taveuni bound passengers from Suva departs also at 4 am with Patterson Shipping Sea Road link.
Fare is $71 FJD one way.
Bookings in Suva are done with Patterson Shipping.
For our Labasa & Savusavu bound passengers from Taveuni, Princesa Moana departs Taveuni at 7.45 am daily. Afternoon daily trips departs Taveuni at 1.45 pm and leaves Natuvu 3.15 pm for Taveuni in time for passengers to catch the last bus to both ends of Taveuni.
Boat fares include Taveuni-Natuvu — $10 FJD; Taveuni-Savusavu — $15 FJD; and Taveuni-Labasa — $20 FJD.
Vinaka and have an enjoyable New Years eve with your families and friends...hope to see you on the Princess Moana soon .
A 4 month visa is granted automatically on arrival to visitors from most countries. You needn't do anything other than have a passport that is valid for at least 6 months beyond your stay.
Asia - Korean Air, Fiji Airways
Australia - Qantas, Virgin Australia, Jetstar, Fiji Airways
New Zealand - Air New Zealand, Qantas, Fiji Airways
United States and Canada - Fiji Airways, Qantas
Fiji Airways codeshares flights from Air New Zealand, Cathay Pacific, American Airlines, Etihad Airways and Qantas
A Little About Fiji
Sunny, unique and unspoiled, the Fiji Islands are one thousand miles of pristine white sand beaches, fabulous coral gardens and azure lagoons…
More then anything else, Fiji is an exotic destination. It's the exhilaration of a dolphin arching high into the air beside your boat; the long gliding swoop of an orange dove through the rainforest; the smiles of excited children performing in unison to the beat of a hollow log drum.
Our 333 islands can sizzle with excitement or murmur with the quiet calm of pristine nature. Where else can you swim with huge, harmless manta rays congregating by the shore, snorkel over giant rainbow gardens of soft coral, or scuba dive the White Wall and famous Astrolabe Reef. Fiji is where the Cloud Breaker, the incredible six-metre wave found offshore at Tavarua, draws surfers from around the world. It is also where you can float in the calm, quiet waters of a turquoise lagoon at sunset or walk alone through lush rainforest. It is where the sun shines almost everyday and when it does rain, people rush outside for a rain bath in the warm, brief downpour of a tropical shower which ends as quickly as it began. This is where life is lived for the joy of it all, where rushing is rude, and the name of a new friend is never forgotten. Fiji is where people wear flowers tucked in their hair, not to impress visitors, but because they like to.
The Fiji archipelago is at the cross roads of the South Pacific. In the days of sailing ships it was known as The Cannibal Isles and carefully avoided by mariners because of its fierce warriors and treacherous waters. However, in the age of jumbo jets and global travel. Fiji has become the central hub of the exotic South Pacific. More than 85 flights land at Nadi on the main island of Viti Levu every week. From there it is only a quick seven minute hop to one of the offshore island resorts, or less than an hour of flying time to Vanua Levu or Taveuni, the second and third largest islands, where then outside world is quickly left behind.
