Market & Bus Stand
Market Department
Market Section
The Nausori Municipal Market caters to vendors three (3) province (Tailevu, Naitasiri & Rewa), farmers and wholesalers from all regions of Vitilevu. The market has an exotic blend of fresh local and imported fruits, vegetables, spices and root crops, handicrafts and sweet sellers, selling fresh seafood and kai. The market also houses a Fishermen’s market where a wide variety of fish can be found.
The Market is a “One Stop Shop” near the Supermarket, Bus Station, Taxi Stand, Wheel Borrow Boys are there to assist customers and Parking space at the Market. Can move freely as the Police Post is within the Market Space and the Market has CCTV.
The Nausori Municipal Market is governed by the Local Government Act 1976 and Nausori Market By-Laws.
Market Opening /Closing Hours:
| Location | Monday – Saturday | Sunday | Public Holidays |
| Nausori Market | 6.00am to 6.00pm | Closed | Closed |
| Korovou Market | 7.00am to 6.00pm | Closed | Closed |
What you can find in the market?
Vegetables – English Cabbage, Moca, Eggplant, Bele, Rourou, Ota, Tomatoes, Cucumber, Bora, Chilies, Oraka , Mint, Carrot, Capsicum, Cauliflower
Root crop – Dalo, Cassava, Kumala, Vudi
Dry Goods – Garlic, Onions, Potatoes, Dry fish, Spies (all kinds) Eggs
Fruits – Apple, Water melon, Banana- Oranges and Pineapples
Seasonal fruits – Mangoes, Guavas, Mandarins
Handicraft – Mat, Tabua, Wood Carving, Magimagi, etc
Cooked Food – Varieties of Seafood and Vegetables (No meat)
Sea Food – Variety of fish, Crab, lobster and Kai
Yaqona and Tobacco.
Broom, Door mat and Empty sack and Pot plants
Nausori Market
- Casual Vendors (Farmers)
Casual vendors are important because of their potential to empower our people economically. Most of these casual vendors/farmers come to sell the crops they grow from all over the surrounding region. They come to sell on Wednesday afternoon to Saturday at the Nausori Market.
Eighty percent of these casual vendors/farmers are women and we have Accommodation Centre to accommodate them.
- Juice and Sweet Cart
Juice – Fresh fruit juice
Sweet Cart – Fresh bean and sweets
- Fish Market
Selling a wide range of fish, certain types of fish are not allowed to be sold in the market E.g As per banned from the government like kawakawa from June to September.
Resource to Download
- Unwoman Accommodation Hire Form – UN Accomodation Centre – Hire Form
Do you need help?
If you have any question,
Feel free to call us
Call Us Today At 3477133 or Email: nausoritown@ntc.com.fj
Wainibokasi Road, Nausori, Fiji Islands
Opening Hours:
Mon – Fri: 8:00 am – 4:30 pm