“Lomani” is the Fijian word for love, and you will be sure to fall in love with this idyllic paradise. The crystal blue waters that lap gently onto the shores of Lomani’s beach provide a haven for tropical marine life and vibrant corals. The island was once home to a copra plantation and thus boasts thousands of towering coconut palms, interspersed with frangipani, hibiscus and bougainvillea flowers. With only 12 rooms in the resort, you will feel well and truly like an honoured, pampered guest. Our dedicated Fijian staff will cater to your every need, allowing you to unwind and enjoy Lomani’s peaceful atmosphere.
An idyllic island paradise where you can escape the stress of modern living and relax amongst golden sandy beaches, abundant coral reefs, swaying coconut palms and azure seas.
Malolo is an intimate, rustic resort offering true Fijian hospitality and is designed to provide a totally relaxing experience. At Malolo, you can fill your day with activities or simply unwind and do nothing at all.
From the moment you set foot on Malolo Island, you will know you've discovered paradise so come and rejuvenate the spirit in Fiji Time.
Mana Island Resort is the man-made complement to this gift from the legendary Gods. The facility is cozily nestled between two of the finest beaches to be found in the Mamanuca Group, always offering a "sheltered" side for marine and beach enjoyment.Guests on Mana have the the opportunity to enjoy several un-crowded pristine beaches with white sand that stretch for 500 metres and more. Our South Beach is where the major playground is located, whilst the North Beach is more relaxing. Sunset Beach is seclusive and more popular among the sunbathers.
Mana Island is a 300 acre portion of Paradise nestled among the sunset string of pearl islands that make up the Mamanuca group just west of Nadi International Airport. Being only 12 minutes flying time out of Nadi Airport or 90 minutes of leisure cruising from Denarau Marina among the neighbouring islands, Mana is surrounded by pristine beaches, breath taking live coral reefs and crystal clear waters.
Activities on Mana Island Resort are many and varied. One is never short of something or nothing to do on Mana. Apart from swimming, snorkeling, diving, sailing, island hopping, a game of tennis, getting married and honeymooning on Mana is fashionably romantic!
The Mamanuca Restaurant caries a nostalgic air of colonial elegance and a breathtaking view of the Northern horizon. A peek through the windows of the Restaurant in the afternoons reveal a tranquil and splendid sight of the Poolside Bar basking in the changing hues of a true Fiji sunset. The Restaurant caters for full American Breakfast Buffets, light Japanese lunchtime snacks and a cosmopolitan a-la-carte Dinner menu. Just outside the Restaurant is a timber decked terrace that caters for daily BBQ lunches under azure skies and theme Buffets each evening under a canopy of stars, unobstructed in their romantic magnificence. Our nightly Theme Buffets provide an international tour as the week progresses from Fijian & Pacific Traditional, Asian, Indian Curry, Mongolian to European.
Mana Island Resort is the man-made complement to this gift from the legendary Gods. The facility is cozily nestled between two of the finest beaches to be found in the Mamanuca Group, always offering a "sheltered" side for marine and beach enjoyment.Guests on Mana have the the opportunity to enjoy several un-crowded pristine beaches with white sand that stretch for 500 metres and more. Our South Beach is where the major playground is located, whilst the North Beach is more relaxing. Sunset Beach is seclusive and more popular among the sunbathers
Matamanoa Island is a small, intimate and secluded Fiji Resort set in the beautiful Mamanuca Islands approximately 30 kilometres West of Nadi International Airport. The Island boasts a volcanic cone jutting out of the turquoise/aqua blue waters of this unspoilt area of the Fiji Islands. Clad with dense bush and palm trees, the brilliance of the vegetation contrasts magnificently with the white curved sandy beach and pristine coral reefs.
Twenty Beachfront Bures of traditional Fijian design with thatched roofs. Bures are cooled by overhead fans and louvre windows to catch the trade breezes from the ocean. All Bures consist of two rooms, ensuite bathroom and patio.
Matamanoa Island can offer you total relaxation or a wide range of leisure activities and cultural excursions. Swim in the fresh water pool or in the beautiful Pacific Ocean, play tennis or sip a cocktail at the Bar as you watch the sun set and take all the time you need to discover the magic of this beautiful Island.
Maravu is a Fijian word meaning 'calm and tranquil' ... like on a sunny day when the sea is quiet and looks like blue glass. Imagine, you have found the very individual tropical playground in a first class Boutique Resort, on the 'Flower Island' Taveuni, Fiji. Maravu is the perfect hideaway for you offering adventure and relaxation, culture and the unique experience to live with the people who have been here since ancient times. Their laughter and happiness will become part of your life after you left and will make you want to return. Paradise is waiting to comfort you may it be finest dining with Fiji's best and biggest wine list, world class diving in the Somosomo Strait, tropical beaches with huge rain trees and palm trees swaying in the breeze, spectacular waterfalls, or the famous volcano lake.
Maravu's magic will capture you first when you enter the main building with its open walls and thatched roof decorated with Fijian art like carved bowls, masks, pottery, driftwood and painted tapa pictures. A maximum of 30 guests will give your stay a very personal note. Lush tropical gardens hide your private bure. Indulge yourself listening to the birds singing and the beautiful Fijian language, refresh your senses by smelling the fresh and totally clean air, taste the pureness of food right from the sea and the organic gardens. Be purely yourself and forget about the rest of the world for the time that you stay with us.
