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Levuka Airfield (LEV)
Levuka Airfield is a small domestic gateway on Ovalau Island, serving the historic town of Levuka and the surrounding Lomaiviti region. Compare transfer options to Levuka town, Bureta and other parts of Ovalau Island, and continue your journey with ease.
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About Levuka Airfield
Levuka Airfield is a small domestic airport on Ovalau Island, serving the town of Levuka and the wider Lomaiviti region of Fiji. Known locally as Bureta Airfield, it provides an air link for travelers visiting Fiji's first capital, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The airfield lies at Bureta, about 22 km from Levuka town on the island's west coast. It has a single gravel runway of 640 metres and a compact passenger building, and it mainly handles domestic Fiji Link flights connecting with Suva and Nausori.
By road, the journey between the airfield and Levuka town normally takes around 30 to 45 minutes, with taxis, private transfers and rental cars available. Because the airfield is small, facilities are simple, so it is best suited to travelers planning onward journeys around Ovalau Island.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Levuka Airfield operates a single small passenger terminal building serving domestic flights. There are no separate international or Schengen terminals, as the airfield handles domestic Fiji Link services.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Levuka Airfield
Transfers
Book private transfers from Levuka Airfield to Levuka town, hotels and other destinations across Ovalau Island.
Hourly Chauffeur
Arrange a chauffeur by the hour for flexible travel from Levuka Airfield to Levuka town, business visits or sightseeing around Ovalau Island.
Car Rental
Rent a car from Levuka Airfield for independent travel to Levuka town and around Ovalau Island.
Bus & Group Transfers
Organize minibuses or charter buses for groups traveling between Levuka Airfield, Levuka town and other destinations on Ovalau Island.
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