Vatuvara Resort Fiji

Accomodation - Vatuvara Fiji Islands privately

Our villa flag ship - Delana Villa is the absolute top of the line in remote and generous sophistication. The Delana Villa provides spectacular views of the cliffs over the Pacific's blue water, enriched by several protected open-air seats. It has an endless swimming Pool, a privat shore and a dinning room to ensure your wellbeing.

The Saku Villa is our most remote villa with wooden stairs through luxuriant tropic landscape that leads to your own white sandy privately owned sandside. Surrounded by an unbroken view of the neighbouring island of Vatuvara, Villa Saku is dominated from all sides, even from its inflinity swimming pools.

The Vatuvara Islands

Situated in the untouched North Lau water of Kaibu Island in Fiji, this breathtaking tourist resort rises out of the South Pacific's deep yellow sea and provides a remote, untouched haven for the demanding traveler. There is a brief waiting time in the lounges and you will be taken to the resort's twin-engine Otter planes - a big benefit of this plane is that there is no free baggage hold.

When you land on the flawless airstrip, you will be welcomed by vocalists, cool handcloths, cool waters and the managment group. It is imperative that Rob and Lynda Miller be the world's most seasoned Iceland Resort Managment Board, who have led the world-famous Wakaya Club for 28 years. This resort is now shut down and they followed Vatuvara (owned by Jim Jannard of Oakley, Inc. Fame) when Kaibu was only an islet.

An oasis of tranquility with views of a whitish sand shore, shimmering palms to the top of the bay and the deep coves. Supper is at the Valhalla Restaurant and Bar, located on a small rocky promontory with views of the cristal clear water of the Laguna, the Vatuvara Island and the Redef.

A third islet in the group is an biocertified, livestock breeding and biological cultivation facility. A number of terrestrial and marine sports are available to you during your stay at the resort. Walk, hike, dive, snorkel, kayak, sail, canoe, jetski, swim and go for a walk on Vatuvara to see the coconut crabs or go to the farmland to see for yourself the sustainability of agriculture.

With two hectares of photovoltaic panels and a windpower plant, the stand-alone plant will soon be available. Locals living on the nearby islands now have flowing waters, work toilets, a childcare center and a cyclone-proof shelter.