Port of Suva, Suva

The Port of Suva, located along the south coast of Viti Levu in a protected harbor, is Fiji's largest and busiest international port. Serving a wide range of vessels, including passenger ships, container carriers, general cargo vessels, tankers, and diplomatic ships, it is equipped with comprehensive facilities and 24/7 operations to support its high volume of traffic.

Suva Port offers modern amenities such as deep berths, shore cranes, warehouses, and stream anchorage. It boasts robust border control measures with Customs and Biosecurity agencies operating within the port premises. The port’s pilotage services ensure smooth navigation for incoming and outgoing vessels, while its inner harbor turning basin accommodates ships up to 350 meters in length.

The Port of Suva has three berths with a 12-meter depth, handling up to 3,500 TEUs or handy-max vessels. King's Wharf, the central hub, spans 496 meters, with 300 meters as a modern quay and 195 meters on piles. The North Berth handles bunkering, while the South Berth provides extra fuel services.

Adjacent to King's Wharf, Walu Bay serves as a cross berth for vessels with drafts under 9 meters and beams under 28.5 meters, focusing on merchant ships. Princess Wharf, also operated by FPCL, caters primarily to fishing vessels and smaller regional ships.

The Port of Suva plays a vital role in Fiji's maritime activities, including the bunkering of vessels and the export of seafood. It handles a mix of naval and commercial traffic, with merchant ships prioritized at King's Wharf. The port's strategic facilities make it a key player in regional trade and transportation.