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Wakaya Island Airport (KAY/NFNW) is a small private airstrip on Wakaya Island in Fiji’s Lomaiviti Group, primarily serving the exclusive Wakaya Club & Spa. Set on a remote island east of Viti Levu, it offers a scenic, low-traffic arrival with connecting flights or charters from Nadi. The airport is simple and intimate, matching the island’s private-resort character.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know to keep bags soft-sided and under the charter’s weight limit—small aircraft serving KAY have tight baggage space, and resort transfers are easier with flexible luggage.
🚖 Getting There
Ground transport on Wakaya is arranged by the resort, usually a short vehicle or boat transfer from the airstrip. There is no public bus or taxi service, so pre-book all transfers with your accommodation. If arriving by charter, confirm baggage limits and weather delays, as inter-island flights can be flexible.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airlines fly to Wakaya Island Airport?
A: Scheduled service is limited; most arrivals are by resort-arranged charter or private aircraft from Nadi (NAN) or Suva (SUV). Confirm with your hotel.
Q: How do I get from Nadi to Wakaya Island?
A: Typically a short domestic flight or charter to KAY, sometimes via Suva or another Lomaiviti airstrip, followed by a resort transfer. Travel times vary by aircraft and weather.
Q: What facilities are at KAY?
A: Expect a basic island airstrip with minimal terminal facilities; no major shops, lounges, or public transport. Bring essentials and arrange transfers in advance.
Q: Is Wakaya Island Airport public?
A: It mainly serves the private resort and approved visitors; access is usually coordinated through Wakaya Club & Spa or your charter operator.
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