The Climate and Best Time to Visit
Kadavu's summer months are from December to March, when temperatures average 29-30°C. This is also the rainy season with the wettest months being from January to April. The dry winter months are from June to September, with temperatures averaging around 25-26°C. The island enjoys an average of 5-6 hours of sunshine per day through the whole year.
The diving in Kadavu runs all year round and packages are the same price throughout the year. The sea is cooler (24°C) in winter but this is when visibility is best. The water warms up to 30°C in the summer but then the visibility is reduced from the extra rain.
How to Get There
Kadavu lies 100 km directly south of Viti Levu. There are return flights to the island - 5 per week from Nadi (50 minutes) and 1 per week from Suva (40 minutes). The flight can be fantastic, particularly on the way there, as you soar over the spectacular reefs. Fiji Airways flies this route.
There is an unreliable and incredibly long, uncomfortable ferry from Suva which you will choose to go on only if you cannot physically fly (in which case, how did you get to Fiji?) or if you are excessively miserly.
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