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Fiji Ports Corporation Ltd. (more commonly and simply known as Fiji Ports) is the commercial port management company wholly owned by the Government of Fiji that manages the two major ports of Suva and Lautoka and the secondary ports of Levuka, Vuda, Malau, Rotuma and Wairiki.

As Fiji is strategically located in the centre of the South Pacific Region our ports, particularly Suva, have an ever increasing role and responsibility, not only for the benefit of Fiji itself but also for that of the other countries of the region, as the regional transport hub to better serve the ever changing and expanding demands of world shipping.

Fiji Ports objective is to progressively and continuously upgrade our port facilities and services for the benefit of our customers by ensuring a continuing improvement in productivity and efficiency levels.

We welcome your comments or enquiries.

Capt. Chris Marshall
CEO

OUR VISION
To be the regional leader in providing world class port services.

OUR MISSION
To effectively manage the ports of Fiji facilities, develop, promote and provide cost effective, economically efficient and environmentally sound port services to our port users and stakeholders,
while adhering to the highest standard of integrity. Services offered by Fiji Ports Corporation Limited cover every aspect of Ports, shipping, transport and handling of goods that are imported or exported at the four ports of entry which represent the life-flow of Fiji.

FIJI
Fiji’s beautiful Islands are situated between 15 and 20 degrees south of the equator and straddles the 180th meridian of longitude, or the International Dateline, and so becomes the gateway of a new day.

The total land area of Fiji is 18,333 square kilometers. The largest island, Viti Levu is 10,429 square kilometers and the second largest, Vanua Levu is 5,556. Fiji is made up of 333 islands, predominantly volcanic with smaller coral or limestone islets. They are spread over thousands of square kilometers of ocean in the heart of the South Pacific. Around one third of these islands are inhabited.

Situated in the hub of the Southwest Pacific, Fiji has become a major crossroad for shipping services between North America, Australia, New Zealand and between the regional South Pacific countries. Vessels enter the country via the natural harbours at Suva and Lautoka.

History of Ports
Fiji Ports Corporation Limited (FPCL) commenced operations 01 July 2005 after two reforms in the Port industry. More commonly referred to as Ports Authority (PAF) Fiji Ports Corporation Limited was registered as a company on 18 August 2004 and operates under the Seaports Management Act 2005.

PAF was created 01 November 1975 as a statutory body under an act of Parliament of the Ports Authority of Fiji Act (No 20)... READ MORE