Nadi Airport Lounges
Nadi International Airport · Nadi, Fiji
Nadi International (NAN) is Fiji's main international gateway, and its three lounges all sit in the single terminal building. The Fiji Airways Premier Lounge is the flagship — reachable on Priority Pass, DragonPass and oneworld — alongside the Air New Zealand International Lounge for Star Alliance flyers and the domestic Flying Fijian Club.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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This guide is compiled from airline, alliance and lounge-operator sources plus published access rules from Priority Pass and DragonPass — we haven't independently visited every Nadi International Airport lounge yet. Nothing here is a paid placement, and the guide is updated as lounges open, close, renovate or change access policies. Read more about how we verify lounge data.
Last updated June 24, 2026
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Fiji Airways Premier lounge
The Fiji Airways Premier Lounge has the widest access of any lounge at Nadi — Priority Pass, DragonPass and oneworld all get you in — and sits airside in the main terminal. With a designated quiet zone and the Lailai Land kids' area, it's the most flexible choice for most international departures.
Air New Zealand Intl. Lounge
The Air New Zealand International Lounge serves Star Alliance premium-cabin passengers and eligible status holders flying internationally out of Nadi. Pacific-inspired decor, floor-to-ceiling tarmac views and a calm ambiance make it the most consistent branded-airline experience at NAN.
Fiji Airways The Flying Fijian Club
The Flying Fijian Club is Nadi's domestic-side lounge, with a rugby-themed sports-bar feel, a conference room, Wi-Fi and complimentary beverages. A pay-per-visit option for travellers on Fiji Airways' domestic network rather than the international terminal.
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The Fiji Airways Premier Lounge is the flagship lounge at Nadi International, sitting airside on the international side of the terminal. It blends Pacific Island charm with contemporary…
The Flying Fijian Club is Fiji Airways' domestic-side lounge at Nadi, serving travellers on the airline's local network. It has a sports-bar theme with memorabilia celebrating local rugby…
The Air New Zealand International Lounge at Nadi is the Star Alliance option on the international side of the terminal. It offers a tranquil escape with warm Pacific-inspired decor,…
Nadi International Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Nadi operates from a single terminal building that handles both international and domestic flights. The Fiji Airways Premier Lounge and the Air New Zealand International Lounge sit on the international side, airside after security and immigration, while the Flying Fijian Club serves the domestic operation. Because everything is under one roof, choosing a lounge comes down to your access method and whether you're flying international or domestic.
- —All three NAN lounges are in the one terminal building
- —Fiji Airways Premier Lounge takes Priority Pass, DragonPass and oneworld
- —Air New Zealand International Lounge serves Star Alliance premium passengers
- —The Flying Fijian Club is the domestic-side, pay-per-visit option
How to get into lounges at NAN.
Access at Nadi is straightforward: the Fiji Airways Premier Lounge is the one to aim for if you carry Priority Pass or DragonPass, and it also takes oneworld status. Star Alliance premium-cabin passengers use the Air New Zealand International Lounge, and the domestic Flying Fijian Club sells pay-per-visit entry. Check whether you're departing international or domestic before picking your lounge.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at the Fiji Airways Premier Lounge, the flagship airside lounge in the international part of the terminal. It's the most useful membership to carry at Nadi.
Priority PassDragonPass
DragonPass also opens the Fiji Airways Premier Lounge at Nadi. If you hold DragonPass, it covers the same flagship lounge as Priority Pass — handy as a backup membership.
DragonPassAirline & alliance lounges
oneworld status and premium-cabin tickets reach the Fiji Airways Premier Lounge, while Star Alliance Gold and eligible premium-cabin passengers use the Air New Zealand International Lounge. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.
oneworld
Star AlliancePay-per-visit entry
The Flying Fijian Club on the domestic side sells pay-per-visit entry, so you can use it without airline status or a lounge membership. Check current door rates before you travel.
Know before you go.
International vs domestic
- —Nadi uses one terminal building for both international and domestic flights, but the lounges serve different sides — match yours to your flight.
- —The Fiji Airways Premier and Air New Zealand International lounges are on the international side, airside after immigration and security.
- —The Flying Fijian Club is the domestic-side lounge for Fiji Airways' local network.
Pick by access method
- —If you carry Priority Pass or DragonPass, the Fiji Airways Premier Lounge is your lounge at Nadi — both memberships open it.
- —Star Alliance premium-cabin flyers should head for the Air New Zealand International Lounge instead.
- —oneworld status also reaches the Fiji Airways Premier Lounge.
Travelling with family
- —The Fiji Airways Premier Lounge has a designated Kids Zone, Lailai Land, with a qualified nanny service — useful before a long-haul departure.
- —It also keeps a quiet zone for travellers who want to rest, so the lounge works for both families and solo flyers.
- —Lounges can get busier at peak flight times, though they rarely feel overcrowded at Nadi.
Timing your visit
- —Nadi's international departures cluster around the long-haul banks to Australia, New Zealand and the US — arrive with time in hand.
- —The lounges maintain a moderate crowd level at peak but generally keep ample personal space.
- —Clear immigration and security first on the international side before heading to the airside lounges.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track three lounges at Nadi International (NAN), all within the single terminal building. The Fiji Airways Premier Lounge and the Air New Zealand International Lounge serve international departures, and the Flying Fijian Club serves the domestic side.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the Fiji Airways Premier Lounge, the flagship airside lounge on the international side at Nadi. DragonPass opens the same lounge, so either membership works there.
For the widest access, the Fiji Airways Premier Lounge takes Priority Pass, DragonPass and oneworld, and sits airside in the main terminal. If you're flying a Star Alliance carrier in a premium cabin, the Air New Zealand International Lounge is the better fit.
Yes. The Air New Zealand International Lounge serves Star Alliance premium-cabin passengers and eligible status holders flying internationally out of Nadi, with Pacific-inspired decor and tarmac views.
Yes. The Flying Fijian Club is the domestic-side lounge at Nadi, with a rugby-themed sports-bar feel, a conference room, Wi-Fi and beverages. It sells pay-per-visit entry.
Yes. The Fiji Airways Premier Lounge is reachable on Priority Pass or DragonPass without airline status, and the domestic Flying Fijian Club sells pay-per-visit entry at the door.
Yes. The Fiji Airways Premier Lounge includes a Kids Zone called Lailai Land with a qualified nanny service, plus a designated quiet zone for travellers who want to rest before their flight.
For the international lounges, yes — the Fiji Airways Premier and Air New Zealand International lounges sit airside, after immigration and security. The Flying Fijian Club is on the domestic side of the terminal.