Port Denarau with its integrated marina and boatyard, lies on the western side of Nadi Bay, on the western coast of the main island of Viti Levu. This is the main tourism hub for the nearby town of Nadi with a busy ferry terminal, shopping center, several resorts, a water park and a golf course within walking distance of the marina.
The marina is accessed via a well-marked channel that is 5 meters deep at zero tide. There is a natural cyclone protection area in the mangroves adjacent to the marina (see Docking for more detailed information).
Dredging work is currently under way to improve navigation access through the channel to the marina. Dredging operations by the Vessel Kimihia are scheduled to take place from 1830 to 0600 UTC Monday to Saturday until 30 June 2025 in an area bounded by:
A. 17–46.41S 177–22.95E
B. 17–46.07S 177–22.94E
C. 17–46.29S 177–23.30E
D. 17–46.53S 177–23.03E
Mariners are advised to keep 50 metres clear of dredging operations and to contact the Dredge Master on VHF Channel 8.
Only 20 minutes drive from Nadi International Airport, there are a variety of cruising amenities here including a boatyard with haulout facilities; skilled tradesman; chandleries; provisioning; shopping.
17º 45.73'S, 177º 23.16'E (entrance channel)
Last updated: May 2025
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