TOKORIKI ISLAND · MAMANUCA
Tokoriki Island Resort
Tokoriki is a boutique, adults-only island resort in the outer Mamanucas, capped at just 72 guests across thirty-six beachfront bures and pool villas strung along a kilometre of white sand. Each villa has a private pool, an outdoor shower, and day beds for doing very little, and the island is known for having some of the best sunsets in Fiji. One of the smallest five-stars in the country, it is the kind of place guests rebook before they have even left.
Why it's on the list
Tokoriki is small-island luxury at its most intimate. With only 72 guests and an adults-only policy, it is quiet, private, and unhurried, and the beach and sunsets are as good as Fiji offers. The villas are generous and well finished, the food is consistently rated highly across two restaurants, and the service is personal in a way only a small resort can manage. For couples who want seclusion and romance without a vast resort footprint, it is one of the most beloved addresses in the Mamanucas.
How to get there
Tokoriki sits in the outer Mamanucas, reached by a 15-minute helicopter or seaplane flight from Nadi International Airport, or a catamaran or speedboat transfer of around an hour from Port Denarau. The resort assists with the transfer arrangements alongside your flights.
Nearest airport
Nadi International (NAN)
Drive time
~15 min helicopter/seaplane or ~1 hour boat from Denarau
Dining
On the property
Dining is across two restaurants: the main restaurant serving South Pacific cuisine with an Asian influence, and Oishii, an intimate teppanyaki room for Japanese cooking at the table. Romantic beachfront dinners and private island picnics are part of the offering.
Nearby
Dining is on the resort. Tokoriki is a one-resort island with no local restaurant scene, and meals are taken at the resort.
What guests say
Guests praise the spacious, private bures and villas, the privacy of the adults-only setting, the food, and what many call the best sunsets in Fiji. Several describe it as the best adults-only resort they have stayed at, citing faultless accommodation and staff who go above and beyond. The main thing to know is the nature of the place: it is small, quiet, and couples-focused (no children), which is precisely why its guests return again and again.
Summarised from guest reviews across TripAdvisor, Booking.com and published hotel reviews.
Good to know
Thirty-six beachfront bures and pool villas for a maximum of 72 guests, adults-only, with two restaurants and a dive centre. Fiji's drier season, May to October, brings the clearest skies and best sunsets.
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