10 Places with Free WiFi in Fiji 📶

Last Updated: 20 June, 2025

Where to Get Free WiFi in Fiji

Will you be able to do your work in Fiji or, most importantly, will you be able to brag about your Fiji getaway on social?! Fiji might be a destination to disconnect, but if you have to keep on top of work emails or need to keep in touch with people back home, then you’ll probably like access to free WiFi.

Admittedly, free WiFi isn’t always readily available in Fiji. Between the odd cafe, high-end resorts offering free WiFi, and even the local phone networks offering free Gbs with tourist SIMs, however, you can just about make a “free internet” holiday work.

Just check out our list of places to get free WiFi in Fiji.

For advice on a more stable internet connection while exploring the islands, take a look at How to Get Internet & WiFi in Fiji.

1. Nadi International Airport (Nadi, Viti Levu)

Staying connected at Nadi International Airport is a breeze! You’ll find free WiFi throughout the entire terminal, giving you two hours or 1GB of browsing time (whichever comes first). If you need more time to scroll through your socials or catch up on emails, no worries!

Additional 30-minute intervals are available for a small fee (usually around FJ$7). It’s worth noting that domestic airports in Fiji tend to keep things simple when it comes to services.

For a complete lowdown on what to expect at other airports in the country, don’t miss our guide on What are the Airports in Fiji?

For more details about Fiji’s main international gateway, including tips on navigating the terminal and making the most of your time there, check out our Complete Guide to Nadi Airport.

2. Lazy Beans Cafe (Suva, Viti Levu)

Perched on the top floor of Jack’s of Fiji, Lazy Beans Cafe offers a delightful escape from Suva‘s bustling streets. This charming eatery boasts a diverse menu catering to all tastes, from hearty meat lovers to health-conscious vegetarians.

For the digital nomads and remote workers among us, however, Lazy Beans has an ace up its sleeve: it boasts some of the best WiFi in Suva. So, don’t be surprised if you spot a few people tapping away on laptops, taking full advantage of the reliable connection and inspiring surroundings.

Find it open from 8 am to 6 pm Monday to Saturday, and 8 am to 2:30 pm Sunday.

3. Skinny Bean Cafe (Pacific Harbour, Viti Levu)

Looking for a spot to catch up on emails or plan your next Fiji adventure? Look no further than the Skinny Bean Cafe, nestled in the Arts Village of Pacific Harbour. This charming eatery not only offers a diverse menu to satisfy your taste buds but also provides free WiFi to keep you connected.

While you’re enjoying the complimentary internet, why not indulge in their culinary delights? Start your day with their “Healthy Start” breakfast or for lunch, you can choose from an array of salads, burgers, and seafood options.

With its free WiFi and delicious food, Skinny Bean Cafe is the perfect spot to relax, refuel, and reconnect during your Fiji adventures.

4. Digicel Tourist SIM (Free Data)

While it’s not entirely free, the Digicel Tourist SIM offers a fantastic deal that’s hard to beat. Here’s the best part – you can get started with 2 GB of data absolutely free for 48 hours!

You’ll be scrolling, posting, and sharing your Fiji adventures without spending a cent. It’s perfect for those first couple of days when you’re settling in and figuring out your bearings.

The Tourist SIM is exclusively available at the Digicel Nadi Airport Store, making it super convenient to grab as soon as you land.

While the SIM itself is free, you have the option to purchase additional data bundles if you need more than the initial 2 GB. So, whether you’re planning to stay connected for a quick weekend getaway or a longer tropical escape, the Digicel Tourist SIM has got you covered with its free data offer.

For more details on staying connected in Fiji, check out our guide on The Best SIM Card in Fiji for Travellers. You’ll find everything you need to know about mobile options in paradise!

5. Vodafone Tourist SIM (Free Data)

As with its competitor, Vodafone offers a convenient option for travellers arriving in Fiji: the Vodafone Tourist SIM or eSIM. Its free data package helps get you started. Upon arrival, you can snag a Tourist SIM at no cost, which comes pre-loaded with a generous 3 GB of data for 24 hours. It’s the perfect way to hit the ground running (or should we say, surfing?) as soon as you land!

While you’ll find various “Bula Packs” available, the initial freebie is hard to beat. Just pop into the Vodafone Nadi Airport Store to pick up your SIM. Once your complimentary 24-hour data feast is over, you’re not locked in – you can choose from Vodafone’s other bundle options to keep you connected throughout your stay.

For a full rundown of Vodafone’s packages and how they stack up against other options, check out our guide on The Best SIM Card in Fiji for Travellers.

6. Nawi Island Marina (Savusavu, Vanua Levu)

If you’re on the hunt for free WiFi in Savusavu on Fiji’s northern island, Nawi Island Marina is a hidden gem you won’t want to miss. This yachtie haven offers a generous one hour of free WiFi per day, perfect for catching up on emails or sharing your Fijian adventures with friends and family back home.

While you’re making use of the complimentary connection, you’ll be surrounded by the marina’s top-notch facilities. Yachties can enjoy an array of facilities that we detail in A Sailing Guide to Port Savusavu.

For day trippers, don’t miss the Nautical at Nawi Restaurant for a delicious bite. A shuttle operates every hour between Nawi Island and Waitui Marina in Savusavu for easy access.

Check out the 10 Best Restaurants in Savusavu & Vanua Levu for more information.

7. Namale Resort & Spa (Savusavu, Vanua Levu)

Namale Resort & Spa on Vanua Levu offers a unique approach when it comes to WiFi. Unlike many resorts that limit free WiFi to communal areas or charge for in-room access, Namale takes a refreshing stance. They provide complimentary WiFi, but with a twist that’s perfect for those seeking a digital detox with a safety net.

The resort’s free WiFi is exclusively available in their indoor entertainment space, which is open 24/7. This area is a tech lover’s paradise, featuring a bowling alley, home cinemas, a virtual golf course, and free beverages.

By confining WiFi to this specific area, Namale encourages guests to disconnect and reconnect with each other throughout the rest of the adults-only resort. It’s an ideal setup for couples looking to balance their online needs with quality time together.

8. Blue Lagoon Beach Resort (Yasawa Islands)

If you’re searching for free WiFi in Fiji’s remote corners, Blue Lagoon Beach Resort on the Yasawa Islands is a surprising gem. This secluded paradise offers complimentary WiFi throughout the entire resort, thanks to Starlink from SpaceX.

It’s a rare find in the Yasawas, where in-room WiFi can be as elusive as a mermaid’s tail! Not only can you stay connected from the comfort of your bure, but there’s also a computer available in the main office during business hours. Who said you can’t have the best of both worlds – pristine beaches and lightning-fast internet?

See how the resort compares to the 50 Best Resorts in Fiji: The Ultimate List.

9. Tanoa Hotels (Nadi, Suva, Lautoka and Rakiraki)

With locations in Nadi, Suva, Lautoka, and Rakiraki, the business-friendly Tanoa Hotels are a digital nomad’s dream come true. Each hotel typically offers a whopping 1 GB of free WiFi per day (though this can vary between locations), ensuring you stay connected without breaking the bank.

We’ve personally tested the WiFi at several Tanoa properties and can vouch for its quality. Whether you’re catching up on emails, video conferencing with colleagues back home, or simply streaming your favourite shows after a day of exploring, you’ll find the connection more than up to the task.

Check out Tanoa at the following locations:

Plus, check out more hotels in the 50 Best Hotels in Fiji.

10. Markets (Nationwide)

The digitalFIJI WiFi initiative has set up hotspots at several market locations across the country. While we found that the service didn’t work in Sigatoka during our visit, it’s still worth mentioning in case you want to try.

The program, managed by Walesi Fiji, aims to provide convenient internet access at various points across the islands. Here’s a list of the eight markets where you can find digitalFIJI WiFi:

Suva Market
Sigatoka Market
Nadi Market
Namaka Market
Lautoka Market
Ba Market
Rakiraki Market
Labasa Market
Lami Market

So, next time you’re browsing for fresh produce or handicrafts at these markets, why not take a moment to check your emails or share a photo of your finds?

Just remember, as with any public WiFi, it’s always a good idea to use a VPN for added security (better safe than sorry, right?).

More Places with Free WiFi in Fiji

That’s it for our list of places with free WiFi in Fiji. For more internet-related tips, check out these guides:

Finally, for more tips for a stunning getaway to the islands, take a look at the 30 Tips for Travelling in Fiji.

Sources:

The information in this guide has been compiled from our extensive research, travel and experiences across Fiji and the South Pacific, accumulated over more than a decade of numerous visits to each destination. Additional sources for this guide include the following:

Tourism Fiji (General travel advice - Updated [2025])
Fiji Immigration (Visa and immigration advice - Updated [2025])
Fiji Revenue & Customs Service (Customs and visitor taxes - Updated [2025])
Biosecurity Authority of Fiji (Biosecurity advice - Updated [2025])
Fiji Meteorological Service (Weather forecast and warnings - Updated [2025])
Fiji Bureau of Statistics (Statistics and travel data - Updated [2025])
Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation (Tourism statistics - Updated [2025])
Land Transport Authority (Road safety advice - Updated [2025])
Safe Travel (New Zealand travel advisory for Fiji - Updated [2025])
Smart Traveller (Australia travel advisory for Fiji - Updated [2025])
Travel.State.Gov (U.S. travel advisory for Fiji - Updated [2025])
SPTO (Pacific tourism advice - Updated [2025])
Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association (Tourism trade association - Updated [2025])

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About The Author

Laura (Lora) S.

This article was reviewed and published by Laura, editor in chief and co-founder of Fiji Pocket Guide. Since arriving solo in the South Pacific over 10 years ago with nothing but a backpack and a background in journalism, her mission has been to show the world how easy (and awesome) it is to explore a paradise such as Fiji. She knows the islands inside-out and loves sharing tips on how best to experience Fiji’s must-dos and hidden gems. Laura is also editor of several other South Pacific travel guides.

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