Fiji's 330 islands exist in a register that the word "paradise" has made almost unsayable. The light on the water in the early morning, the reef below the surface, the particular sound of Fijian voices singing — it is all real, and it does not photograph fully. The communities on the outer islands, where most of the most spectacular resorts sit, remain among the most remote in the Pacific.
Why we're here
Why Fiji
Fiji sells the world private islands and overwater bungalows. For many Fijian families living away from the resorts, those images belong to a different world entirely — child poverty rates across the Pacific remain among the highest in the region.
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Curated stays
Where to stay.
Malolo Island, Mamanuca
Six Senses Fiji
Twenty-four villas and twenty-four residences on the western edge of Malolo, off-grid on solar power. Three beaches, the longest house reef snorkel in Fiji, and one of the better wellness programmes in the country.
Starting at
From A$2,200/night
Natadola Bay, Viti Levu
InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa
Two hundred and sixty-six rooms on Natadola Bay, regularly named the most beautiful beach in Fiji. A Vijay Singh-designed championship golf course, four pools, and the rare resort accessible directly from Nadi by road.
Starting at
From A$650/night
Yaukuve Levu, Kadavu
Kokomo Private Island Fiji
A private island in the Kadavu group. Twenty-one villas and five residences with private pools and butlers, tuna fishing on the Great Astrolabe Reef, organic gardens that supply the kitchens, and the seclusion of a one-resort island.
Starting at
From A$3,800/night (all-inclusive)
Malolo Island, Mamanuca
Likuliku Lagoon Resort
Adults-only, and the only overwater bures in Fiji. Forty-five thatched-roof bures, ten of them on stilts above a turquoise lagoon. A house reef that begins at the steps off the deck.
Starting at
From A$1,800/night (incl. meals)
Vomo Island, Mamanuca
Vomo Island Resort
A two-hundred-and-twenty-five-acre private island. Forty villas and residences spread along the beachfront, two restaurants, a kids' club for the school holidays, and a hike to the top of Vomo Lailai for the view back.
Starting at
From A$2,400/night (all-inclusive)
Tokoriki Island, Mamanuca
Tokoriki Island Resort
Adults-only. Thirty-six bures and villas on a kilometre of white-sand beach in the outer Mamanucas. One of the smallest five-stars in Fiji, and the one most guests rebook before they leave.
Starting at
From A$1,600/night
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