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One of the best resorts in Fiji and renowned for its unparalleled boutique luxury and authentic culture is , a private 500-acre tropical beachfront oasis. Arrive to a traditional warrior welcome before travelling via golf cart to be shown around your room (which will be jaw-droppingly gorgeous by the way). 

Take a dip in your private pool then indulge in a delicious Pacific Rim-inspired meal or get amongst the exciting array of activities. From river kayaking and an exquisite Warrior Cooking Class to a dreamy sunset cruise, an invigorating Indiana Jones-style waterfall hike to an earth-shatteringly good massage and so much more. Nanuku is all about the details and it shows—from the impeccable hospitality to the showcase of local artwork—and it shows. They’re even dedicated to sustainability with a resident Marine Scientist who oversees their mangrove nursery, coral planting programme and other regenerative projects. 

You’ll find  amongst Fiji’s Mamanuca Islands, about 30 kilometres west of Nadi International Airport. Perched on a palm-tree-covered volcanic cone surrounded by magnificent coral reefs Matamanoa Island Resort is the perfect setting for a holiday.

Relax by the infinity pool, play tennis, unwind in the treetop spa, learn palm weaving and go kayaking or scuba diving, or just enjoy a beachside ‘Frangipani Flower’ cocktail with white rum, vodka, banana liqueur, apricot liqueur and orange/mango juice. And while we’re hitting you with a load of bougee accommodation options, Matamanoa Island Resort, which opened in April 2022, includes some more affordable options as well.

Set amongst a coconut grove, lagoon-side in the Yasawa Islands,  is as blissful as they come, and with only 11 guest burees you’re guaranteed a serene stay. If you can pull yourself away from bae’s eyes (or other body parts) long enough to check out the island you’ll find you can do just about anything under the sun.

From snorkelling, kayaking and volleyball to coconut husking, guided hikes, sulu typing demos and Kava ceremonies; handline fishing, scuba diving, visiting the famed Sawa-I-Lau Caves, and more.

This list is teeming with exclusivity and privacy for your holidays and  is no exception. This little (but luxe) island sits in Fiji’s Beqa Lagoon, south of the mainland, and only offers 16 villas and bungalows, each with unique water views, plunge pools, outdoor decks and a true sense of privacy.

If there’s a standout activity at this resort, it has to be the Sand Cay beach picnics—a tidal island you can boat to in seven minutes for a remote, romantic picnic with total privacy. Take note that there’s a five-night minimum to stay at the resort so prepare for a week of utter bliss. 

Oh so stunning, the authentic overwater bungalows at Likuliku’s natural ocean lagoon are next level. Named after calm waters, this adults-only spot is the ultimate couple’s getaway. Located on the northeast corner of Malolo Island, the ancient village-style resort fully honours the natural beauty of its surroundings. The on-site Fijiana Restaurant features a mouthwatering array of dishes focused on local seafood and fresh, tropical ingredients.

One of the world’s largest private island resorts, doesn’t do hotel rooms, instead you’ll find 25 standalone homes suspended over lagoons, on hilltops, surrounded by rainforests and beside the rolling waves. Each Residence has an elegant lounge, private pool, spacious sundeck and outdoor bath, with striking Fiji-inspired interiors and tropical South Pacific landscaping.

The property offers a range of activities that you can rarely find in a single island location. From horseback riding to surfing, deep sea fishing and even farm-to-table tours, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

As for food, the menus aren’t just bursting with flavour, they're also centred around health, wellbeing and sustainability. We recommend booking a table at the Seagrass Lounge and Restaurant which is know for its Pan-Asian cuisine and panoramic views. On the menu you’ll find plenty of local fish, from yellowfin tuna tartar, to a deliciously light-fried squid and green mango with cashew nuts and spicy lime dressing.

There are apparently 15 different words for heaven in the Fijian language with Yasawa being the first and we’re delighted to confirm that  is aptly named. With only 18 luxury bungalows tucked away amongst the island’s stunning beauty, it’s also one of the most private getaway spots making it one of the best resorts in Fiji for loved-up honeymooners.

Start your stay by experiencing a traditional Kava welcome ceremony, communally making the country’s national drink by crushing the root of the yaqona root. Then partake in the beachfront spa, explore one of the 11 private beaches, swim in the Blue Lagoon Caves, sit down for a private picnic, or visit the nearby village of Bukama and immerse yourself in local culture. It’s truly heaven-sent.

Voted the #1 hotel in the South Pacific by Trip Advisor in 2021,  is the stuff dreams are made of. You can access the award-winning luxury resort by speedboat or catamaran, but the ultimate honeymoon deserves a splurge on a helicopter or seaplane.

Your home away from home will take the form of a beachfront bure or villa; we recommend nabbing the one with a private pool. One of the best resorts in Fiji for honeymooning, you’ll spend your days relaxing with a couple’s pamper or daily massage package, getting romantic with a private beach picnic, dine teppanyaki or privately and a la carte with oceanfront views, or adventuring to your heart’s content paddle boarding, kayaking and scuba diving. Best of all this is an adults-only resort so you can rest assured there’ll be no screaming children to rattle your zen. 

Another stunning Denarau resort is the . Fiji meets France in this mega resort which boasts 298 ocean-facing luxury rooms and suites across 26 acres of lush gardens. With everything to keep kids and teens happy, for adults, it’s all about Waitui Beach Club. Waitui is an adults-only paradise with private cabanas, roving poolside refreshments, nightly entertainment and an exclusive bar and grill.

Then there’s Bazaar Kitchen and Bar a.k.a. the buffet to end all buffets. With six interactive live cooking stations serving up Fijian, Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Italian and American cuisine, plus desserts for the gods, hanger doesn’t stand a chance. Fuel up then dance the night away at the brand new on-site Republik nightclub.

You can’t go wrong with a stay at the stunning . One of the best resorts on the Fiji mainland, and complete with picturesque waterfront vibes, it’s just a 20-minute drive from Nadi Airport so you can get straight onto doing the important stuff, like blissing out, immediately. 

Guests have access to the five-star resort integrated with sister properties that include 14 dining venues, six swimming pools, fitness studios, spas, access to boating, a swim-up bar and a golf course. What more could you need for the perfect vacay?

When it comes to Fiji resorts, will certainly make your next family vacation one to remember. With a range of top-notch facilities including four swimming pools, a kids club and playground, countless water sport activities, and even a floating waterpark, the little ones certainly won’t complain of being bored here.

As for the accommodation, you can expect unpretentious but comfortable three-star rooms offering all the amenities you could need for an enjoyable stay including private bathrooms, air conditioning, and a mini bar. But thanks to its five-star location, direct beachfront access, and picturesque views, you won’t be spending much time in your room anyway. 

is easily one of the best resorts in Fiji for families and family-friendly couples. It’s a short twenty-minute ride from Nadi International Airport via private shuttle. Built around a fantastic series of heated lagoon-style pools (one of which is adults only) and lush gardens you’ll feel yourself relax as soon as you arrive. While away the hours poolside with a cocktail in hand, get amongst the various watersports on offer while the sprogs have fun at the Blu Bananas children’s club and dine on delicious world cuisine at one of the many on-site restaurants; the Lebanese-inspired Byblos is next level.

A stay wouldn’t be complete without a blissful treatment at the gorgeous Harmony Retreat Day Spa made even more rejuvenating with the knowledge that Radisson Blu is committed to responsible business. The team actively works with local schools and the community to raise educational standards, assist with teaching programmes, improve water supply and promote healthy living in Fiji.

Don’t worry, you won’t have to make fire out of ice skates and befriend a volleyball on this –it’s max holiday vibes here. The 174-acre island, sitting amongst the Mamanuca Islands, is the lush life incarnate with a tropical rainforest, pristine white beaches and a vibrant coral reef. 

We’ve got two words that will make worn out parents everywhere want to book immediately: Baby. Butlers. Perfectly catering to both loved-up couples and fun-seeking families alike, the all-inclusive Vomo will leave  you wanting for nothing, whether it’s a kids village where the little ones can hang from 9am-9pm every day, or the adults-only oceanside pool and restaurant. 

Located on one of the most beautiful islands in the archipelago, Vomo also offers opportunity to hiking, hunting down private islands, snorkelling, kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding—or just hitting the luxe day spa if you’re here to relax.  

It’s a hole-in-one to score a stay at home to the 18-hole Natadola Bay Championship Golf Course. Nothing at this hotel is half-done; the spa grows herbs onsite to use for Fijian healing, underwater experiences include shark diving and the awards list speaks for itself.   

The opulence continues to the dining options and one of the finest eateries in Fiji, Navo. Here, the beyond-blue lagoon is the backdrop to long lunches of lobster, bubbles and laughs, with three outdoor swimming pools, a spa and wellness centre and a kid’s club for the families. Only 55 minutes from Nadi International Airport, it feels like a secluded paradise—the best of both worlds.

With a whopping 2.5km of private beach to explore, you’re bound to find a private patch of sand at . The five-star resort also features a day spa and no less than nine different swimming pools, including two adults-only pools, plus four dining options to choose from whenever you get hungry. 

Ideal for families, couples and groups, suites range from beachfront rooms all the way up to two-bedroom suites complete with kitchens, BBQs and outdoor balconies. All this and it’s only a 20-minute drive from Nadi International Airport? Book. Us. In.

An island paradise where eco-luxury meets timeless traditions, offers a truly unforgettable experience for those seeking both luxury and adventure—the diving programme is run by the son of legendary scuba-pioneer Jacques Cousteau. Thanks to its stunning location, warm hospitality, and world-class amenities, this 5-star resort really is the dream destination.

With a blissful view of the Savusavu Bay and the water just a few steps away, the Oceanfront Bures feature a luxurious king-size bed and a daybed, making them perfect for a couple or a family with up to two children. Alternatively, the Deluxe Oceanfront two Bedroom Bures offer two bedrooms and two bathrooms making them a great choice for parents travelling with children but want a little privacy or for two couples wanting to stay in the same space. With a large deck, chaise lounges, and a hammock, these bures also offer magnificent views of the ocean.

And did we mention the award-winning Kids Bula Club which features eco-programmes for young adventurers, with exclusive nannies for children under six and Fiji buddies for older kids and teens included in their all-inclusive rates?

is synonymous with serenity, and nowhere is that more true than their luxe Fiji resort. It’s definitely on the pricey end of the spectrum, but it’s also one of the few places where every villa or suite comes with its own full-size private pool, with most also boasting stunning ocean views. 

Three restaurants, an ice creamery and a gourmet deli onsite mean you’ll never go hungry, while activities include an outdoor cinema, cooking classes, water sports, helicopter rides and surfing lessons. Or just stay ensconced in your villa, lazing by that private pool with a good book—we know we would. 

A short boat ride from Fiji’s main island Viti Levu, is as secluded as it comes. Owned by Dutch national, Alex van Heeran (owner of Huka Lodge in New Zealand), the resort takes a maximum of eight guests at a time, with only four guest suites available. The private island is available on an exclusive-use basis only, meaning you’ve got to book the whole place, but if cashflow isn’t a problem you can expect a truly once in a lifetime experience surrounded by crystal-clear turquoise waters and warm sea breezes.

Expect to fill your days with snorkelling, sand bank picnics, surfing or simply doing nothing at all. The island is yours so anything goes. Although Dolphin Island is particularly popular with honeymooners, families are more than welcome and have the freedom to create their own bespoke family experiences and operate on their own schedule – one of the perks of having your own private island.