Airport staff use this fenced surface lot just off NAN’s main access road.
The Staff Car Park at Nadi International Airport sits on airport grounds near the terminal approach, set up primarily for airline and airport employees. It’s a basic surface lot with marked bays and no dedicated multi-level structure, reflecting its role as long-stay parking for workers on regular shifts.
Pricing here is handled internally, so you won’t see a public daily rate listed alongside the main International and Domestic car parks. Access often runs through staff permits or company arrangements, which is a different system from the pay-and-display or ticketed options that passengers use in the main public car parks directly in front of the International terminal.
Crucially, this lot is not signposted for passengers arriving at Nadi’s curb outside the International terminal doors, and it’s not mentioned on standard airport parking maps alongside the short-term and long-term areas. The airport treats it as operational infrastructure, similar to service roads and crew buildings, not as a commercial parking product.
If you’re flying out of NAN from either the International or Domestic terminals, plan on using the official public car parks near the terminal frontage instead of the Staff Car Park. Those public lots are laid out for day-of-travel use, with walk times of just a few minutes from the furthest marked spots to the main International terminal entrance.
Practical tip: When you reach the airport’s main roundabout off Queens Road, follow signs for “Public Parking” in front of the International terminal and ignore any internal access roads that reference staff or service entries.