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If you’ve only got a few hours in Nadi, the best way to make the most of it is to hop on a bike and explore! 🚲 Starting right from Bicycle Fiji, you can cycle to the lively Nadi Market to experience local produce and Fijian flavors, then head to the colorful Sri Siva Subramaniya Swami Temple, the largest Hindu temple in the Southern Hemisphere.

Next, make a stop at Sigavou Studios to see vibrant contemporary Fijian art before pedaling towards the coastal beauty of Denarau Island. On your way back, you can relax by the shores of Wailoaloa Beach, the perfect spot for a refreshing pause before returning to Bicycle Fiji.

With the freedom of a bike, you’ll see, feel, and enjoy much more in a short time—it’s the ultimate way to explore Nadi at your own pace! 🌴✨



Nadi Market 

Nadi Market is the bustling heart of the town, where locals and visitors alike come together. Located right in the town center, this colorful market is filled with fresh fruits, vegetables, and traditional produce sourced from nearby villages. You’ll find stacks of tropical favorites like pineapples, papayas, taro, and cassava, along with fragrant spices and handmade goods.

It’s more than just a place to shop—it’s an experience. The lively atmosphere, warm smiles, and authentic flavors give you a real taste of everyday Fijian life. Whether you’re looking to grab some snacks for your ride, pick up souvenirs, or simply soak in the culture, Nadi Market is a must-visit stop on your journey.



Sri Siva Subramaniya Swami Temple

This brightly coloured Hindu temple at the southern end of Nadi town is hard to miss. The entire complex is a visual feast with pyramid shaped towers (typical of Dravidian architecture) covered in elaborate carvings of warriors, kings and gods. For a small entry fee, you can join the guided tour which runs every 1/2hour between 8.30am – 3.00pm but you'll need to observe a few rules like dressing modestly, removing your shoes and keeping your photos for the temple’s exterior. Top off your tour with a hot cup of masala tea and a delicious vegetarian meal at the Saravana Bhavan restaurant next door.


Sigavou Studios

Tap into your inner artist at Sigavou Studio’s ‘Colours of Fiji’ tour located at Lot 1 Denarau Road. On the tour you can explore the art gallery and purchase Fiji-made art, learn about traditional Fijian masi craft and let your creativity run wild on your own art project to take home with you. Afterwards, pop across next door for delicious drinks and treats. Tours run weekdays from 10am – 12pm.


Denarau Island 

The beating heart of Fiji tourism, Denarau Island has everything you’ve dreamed of and more. Nestled among the palm trees and sandy beaches, you’ll discover world-class resorts, restaurants and entertainment.

This little island is larger than life. Within only 15 minutes to Nadi International Airport, and hosting the gateway to the outer islands, Denarau knows how to make the most of your Fiji holiday.


Wailoaloa Beach 

Escape the crowds and holiday at Wailoaloa Beach, a laidback beach community perfectly positioned in the heart of Nadi Bay. Stretching for several kilometres, This beach is famed for its soft white sand, crystal clear waters and abundant marine life, making it a popular spot for swimming, snorkelling and diving. Better yet, it’s just a few minutes from Nadi International Airport, making it easily accessible for travellers.




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Respect local villages — slow down when passing through, give way to pedestrians and animals.

 

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This route avoids most highway traffic, but please remember that your safety on the road is your own responsibility.



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