Luxury Fiji Tours
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Enjoy the best of Fiji with a private journey designed just for you

Over 300 islands

no matter where you go, you'll find sandy beaches and peaceful lagoons

The crystal clear waters of the South Pacific

are perfect for exploring with the colourful schools of fish that inhibit the underwater world

Yasawa Island

is great for discovering traditional culture and village visits

Bula Festival

is a great introduction to Fijian culture where visitors are encouraged to take part

The ultimate island getaway

Fiji is a South Pacific archipelago comprising over 300 islands – some inhabited but many untouched. Each island offers something different but white sandy beaches, peaceful lagoons, and locals keen to show off their culture make every single one a fascinating destination.

A luxury vacation to Fiji is the ultimate island getaway and with a range of resorts to choose from, including all-inclusive private island resorts, it is the perfect opportunity to just switch off. Surrounded by the crystal clear waters of the South Pacific, it’s no surprise that swimming, snorkelling, and diving are some of the most popular activities. The vibrant underwater world is a fascinating place to explore with colourful schools of fish, turtles, manta rays, and tiger sharks.

The Mamanucas and the Yasawa Islands, sitting to the west of Viti Levu, are some of Fiji’s most popular, characterised by palm-fringed beaches and powder soft sand. Sitting to the north east is Vanua Levu, Fiji’s second largest island, while to the south is the Kadavu Island Group. These islands are surrounded by the Great Astrolabe Reef and offer some of the best diving in the area.

Although the beaches are one of the main draws of a trip to Fiji, there are also incredible hiking trails, bird-watching opportunities and the chance to discover traditional culture with a visit to a local village. Fijians are incredibly proud of their heritage and with Indian, Chinese and European ancestry the culture is incredibly varied. Most trips to Fiji include a lovo – a traditional feast cooked in an earth oven, and a kava ceremony where guests are invited to try Fiji’s national drink and get to learn more about the Fijian way of life.

We have hand-picked our favourite resorts in Fiji – some are the perfect retreat for honeymooners while others are geared up for families looking for an active vacation. If you want to really get out and explore the islands, then a cruise or private charter is the perfect way to travel. Fiji is a great place to go at any time of year, especially as an add-on to a trip to Australia or New Zealand.

Highlights

Go snorkelling in the South Pacific Ocean

Embark on Blue Lagoon Cave excursions at Yasawa Island Resort and Spa

Visit local villages on the Mananuca Islands during a stay at Likuliku Lagoon Resort

Take part in a Kava ceremony

Embark on hiking or bird-watching trails

Rachel O’Leary

Travel Designer

Here in Fiji you can truly immerse yourself in an island experience like no other. A great destination for those who love to snorkel and swim, but also for anyone who enjoys discovering culture and the beauty of nature. I truly recommend Fiji for families or honeymooners, especially as an add-on to a trip to Australia or New Zealand.

Rachel O'Leary

Travel Designer

Luxury accommodation in Fiji

There are many incredible places to stay in Fiji. Here are some of our favourites, handpicked by our travel designers:

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Kokomo Private Island

Located at the tip of the Kadavu Island Group and surrounded by the Great Astrolabe Reef, Kokomo Private Island is the epitome of pure escapism. As soon as you approach the island, either by private seaplane or helicopter, you immediately get the feeling you have arrived someone very special. A lush green interior gives way to powder white sand which in turn seeps into the sparkling turquoise waters of the Pacific. The retreat is spread across 140 acres, giving guests a sense of seclusion and total privacy. There are 21 beachside villas scattered across the island’s two longest beaches, with the option of one, two or three bedrooms. The open-plan villas are bright and airy, simple, sophisticated decor fused with traditional Fijian influences. There are also five hilltop residences, nestled among the natural rainforest, offering spectacular views across the island and the ocean, as well as one owner’s residence which enjoys a prime beachfront location. All accommodation options come with a private infinity pool and walled garden. Organic fruits and vegetables grown on the island and seafood harvested from the surrounding waters are used to create beautiful dishes with a tropical touch, which can be enjoyed at the Beach Shack restaurant, the poolside cafe or at secluded spot on the island. All your meals are included with your stay. The Great Astrolabe Reed is the fourth largest in the world and exploring the pristine waters that surround the island is a highlight of any stay. Snorkel, swim, dive, water ski or kayak through the underwater world then head back on land to play tennis or hike and bike across the island.

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Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort

Located on the southern shores of Vanua Levu, Fiji’s second largest island. 25 bures – a Fijian word for a traditional thatched house – are set around Savusavu Bay, most enjoying views of the ocean and reefs beyond. Some have two bedrooms, ideal for families, while others are more secluded. The opulent Presidential Villas has its own walled garden, spa tub and waterfall. Dine on fresh Fijian cuisine and South Pacific and Asian-inspired delicacies, with all meals served at the al fresco restaurant just a few steps from the shore. You can also enjoy more private dining experiences on the pier, beach-side dining decks or perhaps on your very own island. There are a huge range of activities on offer here and a selection of all-inclusive packages depending on what sort of a vacation you’re after. As you’d expect by a resort founded by Jean-Michel Cousteau, son of Jacques, there is a wonderful dive school, along with some fine snorkelling and a resident marine biologist. You can also explore the waters on boat trips, fishing outings, kayaks and stand up paddle boards. Back on land there is a range of cultural experiences on offer, a relaxing spa and complimentary kids’ club to keep the young ones thoroughly entertained.

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Yasawa Island Resort and Spa

Yasawa Island Resort and Spa is located at the tip of the Yasawa Islands – whose name means heaven – famous for their white sand beaches. The resort is the only commercial development on the island, shares this pristine environment with just six small villages, and access to 11 private beaches. 18 luxury bungalows are nestled among the palm trees, just moments from the sandy beach. With their expansive decks, thatched cabana, hammock and outdoor shower, they are the perfect place to soak up your idyllic surroundings. There is a two-bedroom villa, perfect for groups of friend or families, as well as a honeymoon villa set apart from the rest of the resort at the end of a deserted beach and with its own horizon pool overlooking the ocean. Local fishermen deliver fish, lobster and crab to the resort which is cooking with fresh fruit and vegetables to create beautiful tropical dishes which can be enjoyed at the al fresco restaurant, in the privacy of your villa or on the beach. All meals are included with your stay. The resort is surrounded by the sparkling waters of the South Pacific Ocean and swimming, snorkelling and diving allows you to explore this beautiful underwater world. There is also the option to visit the nearby Blue Lagoon Caves, take a cooking class, visit the local villages and take part in a traditional Fijian kava ceremony.

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Laucala Island

Immerse yourself in the luxurious exclusivity Laucala Island offers, as you soak up the sun on a private beach, breathe in the scents of a rainforest and gaze out over the ocean. The 25 villas around the northern coast of the island offer a deluxe take on traditional dwellings in Fiji, and are ideal for guests looking for the utmost privacy. Whether you prefer to be secluded in a coconut grove, perched above the lush forest overlooking the Fijian archipelago, or beside the powder-white sands, the island has a variety of accommodation choices. Natural materials and soft lines make the villas perfect for shrugging off stress and surrendering to complete relaxation. Take it a step further and take advantage of the traditional therapies on offer at the spa. There are five restaurants on the island that offer a range of dining experiences, from beach barbeques and Fijian favourites to fine dining. If you’re looking for a little adventure, sign up for a variety of water sports, go on a walk through the rainforest, play a round of golf, or go exploring on horseback.

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Likuliku Lagoon Resort

Likuliku means ‘calm waters’ in the Malolo dialect, and this retreat in the Mananuca Islands is the perfect place to relax and unwind. Historically the lagoon provided a safe harbour for war canoes during rough weather, but today it is a refuge for those seeking the ultimate island getaway. There are 45 bures built using natural materials with traditional Fijian design touches such as hand-woven coconut husk artwork and palm internal thatching. 35 of the bures have direct access to the beach, 18 of which also feature a plunge pool. These beachfront bures have day beds, a private courtyard and outdoor shower. For something really special, there are ten over-water bures which sit above the sparkling waters of the South Pacific. Dishes at the al-fresco restaurant are fresh, clean and creative with a focus on local seafood and tropical fruits. You can choose to dine at the beachside decks beneath the restaurant for something more intimate or enjoy a romantic picnic on the beach. All meals are included with your stay. You are surrounded by pristine waters and you can swim, snorkel and dive to your heart’s content. There is also the option to fish, visit the local villages, go island hopping, take a dip in the pool, or relax in the Tatadra Spa, which fitingly translates as ‘house of dreams’.

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Six Senses Fiji

In a sweeping bay on the idyllic Malolo Island, Six Senses Fiji spans around a private golden sandy beach and turquoise lagoon. 24 spacious standalone villas can be found nestled in lush landscaped greenery or directly on the beachfront, each with private pools, decks and outdoor showers. There are also a range of larger residences with up to five bedrooms, ideal for families and groups that feature a pool, kitchen, dining room and generous living spaces, offering wonderful panoramas and easy access to the resort’s facilities. Dining venues include two restaurants and a café, plus an outdoor pizzeria, grill and two bar options and you can look forward to modern takes on traditional Fijian and international dishes created from fresh, organic, locally sourced produce together with many from the resort’s herb garden and farm. Relax at the Wellness Village with its spa, whirlpools, alchemy bar and yoga pavilion, or get active and explore with a range of water sports from snorkelling to surfing on the nearby reef breaks on offer. There’s also a kid’s club and a range of cultural excursions on offer too.

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Places to combine Fiji with

Australia

Australia is a land of many wonders. From the untamed wilderness of Tasmania, to the rich culture of Uluru, passing by the remote corners of the Outback and the turquoise waters of the Great Barrier Reef, there’s truly something for every type of traveller. Hop from one island to the next, from North to South, or go wine tasting in a vineyard. Australia is a destination that knows no limits.

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New Zealand

With everything from rugged coastlines to pristine beaches, snow-capped mountain ranges and bubbling geysers, New Zealand is a destination that packs a punch. It’s also where you’ll find world-class cuisine, incredible wine and fascinating culture. Take a helicopter ride above an active volcano, visit the wondrous world of Hobbiton, cruise to spectacular fjords or yet even enjoy dinner at a Maori home.

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Papua New Guinea

An intriguing land of fascinating cultures and indigenous tribes, Papua New Guinea consists of lush forested mountain ranges, home to colourful birds of paradise. The pristine waters of the Solomon and Coral Seas teem with marine life, making this one of the world’s best diving destinations.

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French Polynesia

French Polynesia is our definition of paradise on earth. With deep turquoise lagoons, white sandy beaches and dramatic green volcanoes, this archipelago is everything you would expect from a far-flung tropical destination. There are 118 islands, of which 67 are inhabited. Bora Bora, Tahiti and Moorea are some of the most popular choices when it comes to staying in French Polynesia.

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When to Visit

Although Fiji is warm year-round, the best time to visit Fiji is during the dry season. This lasts from May until October, and is made up of mostly pleasant breezes and cool nights, so outdoor activities such as water sports are more enjoyable. May to October is also the best time for spotting wildlife, as during these months it’s manta ray and whale season. November to April is humid and sees torrential tropical downpours, usually in the afternoon, and the occasional storm.

Manta Rays and Whale watching

May-October

Underwater visibility

June-November

Festivals

August-September

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Luxury Fiji Tours made for you

The ultimate island getaway

Highlights

Rachel O’Leary

Rachel O'Leary

Places to combine Fiji with

Meet your South Pacific team

When to Visit

When is the Best Time to Visit Fiji?

Fiji Travel Guides

When is the Best Time to Visit Fiji?

Fiji FAQs

Our Favourite Romantic Lodges in the South Pacific

Plan your trip to Fiji

Why book with Jacada?

Plan with peace of mind

Luxury Fiji Tours
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