The city of Fiji with the population of 42 thousand people located on the western side of the main island of Viti Levu was founded in 1947. Everything here is connected with tourism. It is the starting point of rare river excursions to remote villages where tourists can see the customs and daily life of local tribes. Here starts the most modern part of the coastal highway stirring along beautiful landscapes, small Fijian and Indian villages, sugarcane plantations and coral lagoons.

The main landmark of Nadi is the one-of-a-kind Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple, the largest Hindu Temple located in the center of the city. Nadi is a place of unsurpassed scenery with rushing streams and lush greenery. Its highland area hosts the picturesque Garden of the Sleeping Giant, established by actor Raymond Burr. This beautiful site is a host to 2000 orchid species and Burr’s house featuring a small collection of actor’s photos and things.