How to Get Internet & WiFi in Fiji 🌐 [2025]

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WiFi at Your Hotel or Resort

The most obvious choice for travellers seeking WiFi is to use their hotel or resort’s public WiFi.

More and more of Fiji’s hotels and resorts are offering free WiFi to guests. WiFi is almost a standard in hotels and resorts in Fiji’s popular centres, like Nadi, Denarau, the Coral Coast and Suva on Viti Levu (the main island), while the more upscale resorts on Vanua Levu and Taveuni also now tend to have WiFi available for guests.

The number of resorts on Fiji’s other outer islands offering WiFi is very limited in comparison and often comes with a fee.

It’s important to note that when many resorts around Fiji say they have free WiFi, it’s usually only available in the communal areas, like the resort restaurant or around the pool area.

When resorts offer in-room WiFi, it’s usually for a fee. For instance, we’ve seen prices at around FJ$5 per hour, FJ$15 per day and FJ$40 for 3 days.

While by no means an all-inclusive list, some of the accommodations across Fiji that offer free WiFi to guests (in communal areas, at least) include:

• Blue Lagoon Beach Resort, Yasawa Islands (This resort provides free WiFi across the entire property, supported by Starlink)
• Radisson Blu Resort, Denarau Island (Guests can enjoy free WiFi throughout the resort)
• South Sea Island Resort, Mamanuca Islands (30 mins complimentary WiFi for day visitors + those staying in bures receive unlimited access)
• The Naviti Resort, Coral Coast (this resort features free Wi-Fi available in all areas)
• Hilton Fiji Beach Resort & Spa, Denarau Island
• Shangri-La’s Fijian Resort & Spa, Coral Coast
• Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort Fiji, Vanua Levu
• Anchorage Beach Resort, Lautoka
• Fiji Hideaway Resort, Coral Coast
• Mango Bay Resort, Coral Coast
• The Warwick Fiji, Coral Coast
• Tides Reach Resort, Taveuni
• Savasi Island Resort, Vanua Levu
• Likuliku Lagoon Resort, Mamanuca Islands
• Smugglers Cove Beach Resort, Nadi
• Tavola Villa, Vanua Levu
• Paradise Taveuni, Taveuni
• Matava Eco Adventure Resort, Kadavu
• Dua Dua Beach Resort, Suncoast
• Hot Springs Hotel, Vanua Levu
• Namale Resort & Spa, Vanua Levu

Compare hotels and resorts all over Fiji in the 50 Best Resorts in Fiji: The Ultimate List.

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Internet and WiFi in Public Areas

While public WiFi might be abundant in more developed countries, this is not the case in Fiji. Only a small selection of cafes offer free WiFi, while the remainder of your options require you to pull out your credit card.

Cafes/Restaurants in Fiji with Free WiFi

Buy a coffee or a treat from one of these places, and you’ll get access to free WiFi. Note that all of the cafes mentioned below offer free WiFi, but it might be limited.

• Lazy Beans Cafe, Suva, Viti Levu
• Skinny Bean Cafe, Pacific Harbour, Viti Levu.

Internet Cafes in Fiji

Yes, internet cafes are still a thing in Fiji! They are found in major towns/cities, such as Nadi, Lautoka, and Suva, and offer computers and access to WiFi. All you need to do is pay to use the internet per hour. Prices range from FJ$3 to FJ$8/hour.

• 3D’s Internet Cafe, Queens Road, Nadi Town, Viti Levu
• Mega Net Cafe, Tukani Street, Lautoka, Viti Levu
• Jeri-cho Internet Cafe, Namoli Avenue, Lautoka, Viti Levu
• Skynet, Lesiaceva Road, Savusavu, Vanua Levu
• Cybercity Internet Cafe & Computer Services, 3. RB Patel Building, Labasa, Vanua Levu
• Govinda Internet Cafe, Lot 50 Vasram Kanji Building, Labasa, Vanua Levu
• Northern Internet Cafe, Bashas Building, Main Street, Labasa, Vanua Levu.

Libraries in Fiji with Internet Access

Fiji’s libraries work similarly to internet cafes, where you’ll need to pay for the use of a computer or WiFi access every 30 minutes or an hour. Typical library WiFi access prices are FJ$2-FJ$4 per hour.

• Suva City Carnegie Library, 257 Victoria Parade, Suva, Viti Levu
• Western Regional Library, Tavewa Avenue, Lautoka, Viti Levu
• USP Library (University of the South Pacific), Suva, Viti Levu

Airport in Fiji with WiFi

Free WiFi is available at Nadi International Airport throughout the whole terminal for 2 hours or 1GB (whichever comes first). Guests can stay connected in 30-minute intervals for a fee (usually around FJ$7).

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Using WiFi Through the Local Phone Networks

Finally, another way you can access the internet in Fiji is to purchase a local SIM card and use mobile data. This provides a more consistent and reliable internet connection compared to using WiFi hotspots at your resort, cafes or local libraries.

The two phone networks in Fiji are Vodafone and Digicel. We go through all of the prepaid phone plans and how to make sure your phone works with a local SIM card in our complete guide, The Best SIM Cards in Fiji for Travellers.

If you need to make a WiFi hotspot, use WiFi tethering on your phone. Check out a full phone data plan comparison in our SIM Card Comparison.

Free WiFi with Tourist SIM Cards

That’s right; you can get 2 GB of free data with a Digicel or Vodafone through their Fiji Tourist SIMs for the first 48 hours after your SIM card is activated. For more ways to get free WiFi, check out 10 Places to Find Free WiFi in Fiji.

Portable Modems (Pocket WiFi)

Alternatively, portable modems (pocket WiFis) are available to rent from both of Fiji’s phone networks, using prepaid data SIM cards to connect to 3G and 4G data. You may need to use a portable modem if your phone is not compatible with the local phone networks, which you can find out more about in Will Your Phone Work in Fiji?

Visitors to Fiji can buy a portable modem for a reasonable fee. For instance, with Digicel, the cost of a portable modem for internet on the go in Fiji is FJ$99, which includes the pocket WiFi and 1,000 GB of data valid for 56 days.

You can also stay connected throughout your trip with Vodafone‘s Huawei Pocket WiFi, which includes 500 GB of Data for 30 Days at FJ$99.

It’s important to note that pocket WiFis are not usually available at the Nadi Airport branches of Digicel and Vodafone; it’s best to purchase one at another branch in Nadi Town, Jetpoint (Martintar), Lautoka or Suva, for instance – we list all branches in Information, Shops & Services in Fiji.

Be sure to contact Digicel or Vodafone directly to reserve a pocket WiFi, as they are not always in stock.