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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.

The Bel’Mare is perhaps the most luxurious way in which to explore the beautiful Mamanuca. and Yasawa Islands of Fiji. Available for private charters, this fully crewed 86-foot motor yacht has one master and two double en-suite cabins, and is well suited to couples after the utmost privacy as well as families or small groups. There’s ample living space including a large deck area, bar and a BBQ where you chef prepares delicious food and your favourite cocktails, as well as air conditioned lounges and dining saloon. Privately chartered live-aboard cruises range from overnight mini-breaks to relaxing week-long island hopping expeditions, far away from the yachting crowds. You’ll spend your days discovering stunning uninhabited white sandy beaches, unspoiled anchorages, colourful reefs teaming with fish-life and crystal clear lagoons with a range of on board toys including snorkelling equipment, kayaks, water ski and stand up paddle board. Charters focussing on diving or surfing can also be arranged.

Located on Fiji’s Beqa Lagoon, Royal Davui is an idyllic island retreat set against a backdrop of white sandy beaches, turquoise waters and fiery sunsets. 16 vales – the Fijian word for home – are nestled among the tropical gardens, each one looking out across the ocean. The decor is stylish and modern but within the vales, there’s an air of tradition with thatched roofs and wooden frames. Each one features a sundeck with a private heated plunge pool from where you can relax and spot dolphins and turtles moving through the lagoon. At the heart of the resort is a magnificent Pacific banyan tree which pushes its way up through the Banyan Restaurant. Here, you can enjoy fresh seafood, tropical flavours and relaxed dining – or you can choose to enjoy your meal on your private deck or at a number of secluded spots around the island. Ingredients are sourced locally and the fish used in dishes are line-caught. The reef surrounding the island is protected and no fishing is allowed within one mile, resulting in waters incredibly rich in marine life. Exploring this underwater world is a highlight of a stay at Royal Davui and guests can swim, snorkel, dive or kayak through the pristine waters. There’s a strong eco focus and the resort was designed to exist in harmony with the natural environment. During construction, vales were built in locations which eliminated the need to cut down ancient trees. All the timber was purchased from sustainable plantation stock and wastewater is treated and converted into usable garden water.

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.

Tokoriki Island is part of the stunning Mamanuca group of Fijian islands, sat 35km west of Viti Levu, meaning the award-winning, adult only resort can be reached from Nadi International Airport in just a few minutes by helicopter or seaplane, or an hour by boat. There are 36 beachfront bures – Fijian for a wood-and-straw hut, though these are far more opulent than that may suggest – 14 of which have their own pools, and 10 pool villas, with the Pacific Ocean just a few steps away. Each enjoys a tropical outdoor shower and are set amid lush palms, all facing west for fabulous sunset views. Dine on fresh South Pacific and Asian influenced menus, either under the palm trees or on a romantic oceanfront deck, perhaps enjoying a special evening of Teppanyaki at the award winning Oishii restaurant or the simple pleasures of a picnic on the beach. As well as relaxing on the sand or by the spectacular infinity pool, there’s a spa to indulge in and a plethora of activities. Explore island and its plants with ancient healing properties on a guided nature walk, visit a local village on a nearby island or go island hopping and out on fishing trips. There’s also snorkelling, kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, windsurfing, a PADI dive centre, tennis courts, beach picnics and more.  

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’.