Fiji Islands Resorts

Start your day with a refreshing dip in the famous Blue Lagoon, have a gourmet meal, and then nap away the afternoon. Within such a romantic setting, couples find themselves doing a lot of napping.

Fiji’s lush tropical rain forests are literally the tip of the iceberg since Fiji is considered to be the soft coral capital of the world. No matter where you go in Fiji you won’t be far from this wonder. The truly marvelous feature of Fiji, unlike most countries, is the fact that you have over 300 islands within its borders so you won’t be tripping over other tourists in your quest for tropical bliss.

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Pacific Harbou, Fiji Islands

Fiji Palms is situated at Pacific Harbour, home to the Cultural Centre, where Colonial-style British Fiji is on display and dancers perform the songs and dances of old Fiji. See the ancient ceremony of firewalking, watch the creating of canoes with stone axes, and observe bark cloth mat and pottery making. Located on the beach, there's a myriad of ways to relax. Explore the waterways to see Fijian villages or enjoy the native markets and inexpensive restaurants in Suva (Fiji's capital) only 31 miles from the resort.

Malolo Lailai Lagoon

Devonport, New Zealand

Traditional Fijian-style bures, complete with thatched roofs, comprise Malolo Lailai Lagoon Resort, a true South Pacific island hideaway. A host of water activities, including fishing, windsurfing, diving, sailing, and snorkeling the many reefs, are available. You'll also enjoy making a trip to one of the nearby islands, taking quiet walks along secluded beaches, and experiencing romantic sunset cruises.

Malolo Lailai Lagoon

Malolo Lailai Island, Fiji Islands

Malolo Lailai Lagoon Resort is set amid 600 acres of unspoiled island beauty. Here you can enjoy true Fijian hospitality in beachfront self contained island style bures. An excellent island style restaurant is next door at Musket Cove Resort. There are water sports, fishing trips, the use of canoes, line fishing or excursions to nearby island and villages. Swin or sunbake on palm fringed beaches, ennjoy superb snorkelling, fossick over the extensive coral reef or just relax on the island.

Naigani Island Resort

Naigani Island, Fiji Islands

Naigani Island is a rugged and beautiful island, of some 540 acres of lush tropical vegetation, palm trees and stunning white sand beaches. Naigani boasts some of the South Pacific's most spectacular snorkelling in pristine waters. The resort has a landscaped swimming pool, a sunken bar and a fun palm fringed 3 hole golf course. Meals are served in the restored plantation house 'Rileys' and the cuisine is a fusion of local and western food. The resort has added a new 'dive' boat to its scuba diving operations and a qualified diving instructor and dive master.

Holiday Club Fiji Palms

Debua, Fiji Islands

Fiji Palms is situated at Pacific Harbour home of the Cultural Centre, where colonial style British Fiji is on display and where National dancers perform the songs and dances of old Fiji. Here you may see the ancient ceremony of firewalking, watch the creating of canoes with stone axes and observe bark cloth mat and pottery making. Located on the beach, there's a myriad of ways to relax. Explore the waterways to see Fijian villages or enjoy the native markets and inexpensive restaurants in Suva (Fiji's Captial City) just 50 km from the resort.

Pearl South Pacific

Pacific Harbou, Fiji Islands

The Pearl South Pacific is an elegant, sun-drenched resort located on the Pacific Harbour, between Suva and Nadi. Garden Rooms offer direct access to The Pearl’s lush, tropical gardens. Resort facilities include four licensed restaurants, five bars, shops, gym, swimming pool, on-site spa and more. Located by Fiji’s longest stretch of Sandy beach, the island's only 18-hole golf course dive operator on site and directly opposite the the Arts Village & Cultural Centre, you won't be short of things to see and do.

Pearl South Pacific

Pacific Harbou, Fiji Islands

The Pearl South Pacific is an elegant, sun-drenched resort located on the Pacific Harbour, between Suva and Nadi. Ocean Rooms boast stunning views of the ocean and neighboring islands. Resort facilities include four licensed restaurants, five bars, shops, gym, swimming pool, on-site spa and more. Located by Fiji’s longest stretch of Sandy beach, the island's only 18-hole golf course and directly opposite the Arts Village & Cultural Centre, you won't be short of things to see and do.

Wyndham Denarau Island

Denarau Island, Fiji Islands

Paradise, South Pacific style. Fiji is renowned for its tropical charm and the wide array of activities it offers visitors. With hundreds of sandy islands and warm, clear waters, you can snorkel, dive, or kayak. Fiji also offers golf, hiking, and game fishing. Fiji is an ancient land filled with culture, color, pristine waters, and friendly people. It is truly the land of endless summer, so life and time take on a new meaning.

WorldMark Denarau Island

Denarau Island, Fiji Islands

WorldMark Denarau Island is a 10-minute drive from Nadi. At WorldMark, you can spend your vacation peacefully lounging by the pool, or take in the sights, sounds, and adventures of one of Fiji's most famous islands. Close by are an 18-hole golf course, tropical gardens, marina, and a variety of restaurants.

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