Top Fiji Resorts

Mid-range resorts usually have a local restauarant and a pub and possibly a swimminpool, but not all have children's nightclubs or scuba bases. All-budget resorts usually have prices that cover non-motorized (snorkeling, wind surfing and sailing) activities; but scuba-diving, para-sail, water-skiing, jet-skiing, angling and insular hoping trips usually charge up.

The resorts almost always have a kind of bure-style lodging, i.e. a reed-roofed cottage with some kind of tradition.

The six best resorts in Fiji

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Fiji Royal Davui Iceland Resort: It' s all quiet, delicious food and luxury excavations in this adult resorts. White-nanuku privately owned insular resort: White-nanuku privately owned insular resort: White-nanuku privately owned insular resort: White-nanuku privately owned insular resort: Tokoriki Sheraton Iceland Estate, Fiji: Formerly Amanuca Iceland Estate has been renovated for $18.5 million and now has 101 guest rooms and suite accommodation, of which 30 are Swish Tokoriki retreats with en-suite diving pool.

Tokoriki Island Sheraton Island Estate, Fiji: Formerly Amanuca Island Estate has been renovated for $18.5 million and now has 101 guest rooms and suite accommodation, of which 30 are Swish Tokoriki retreats with en-suite diving pool. Cristal clear sea, sandy beach and luxury rooms are waiting for you in these stunning resorts. Fiji's only overwater bungalow is a multi-million dollars refurbishment project that is only accessible to grown-ups.

Situated in a sheltered cove, Likuliku means truly "calm water", and the 45-Bure Spa has 10 surface pools with easy accessibility for snorkeling and pool. At the lee side of the island of Malolo, the above-water bungalow provides a magnificent sea view, and the glassbottom panel shows the natural fish tank. The 28 mansions and two three and four-bedroomed houses are all within easy walking distance of the sandy beaches.

There is a fitness studio, walking trails, running trails, luxurious Senikai Spa, Vomo Kids Village, new PADI Diving Center and world-class chef. Visit Vomo's renowned Rock Bar, which offers an unrivalled view of the Vomo Lai Islands and the sundown. Five stars Royal Davui Islands near Beqa (pronounced Ben-ga) offers only 16 mansions on a cliffy hill overlooking the Greek Isle.

A 30-minute cruise from Pacific Harbour is very good, but once there it's quiet, good food and luxury excavations. You can eat in the mansion or under the 400 year old bankan with a view of the ocean of aquamarines. Activity includes waterfalls walks, visiting villages, Pure Fiji spas and some of Fiji's best snorkeling tours.

Formerly Amanuca Island Resort has been renovated for $18.5 million and now has 101 rooms and suite, of which 30 are Swish Tokoriki retreats with en-suite diving pool. He was a visiting artist at Fiji Airways and Tourism Fiji.