The exquisite island nation of Fiji is a Melanesian country in the South Pacific Ocean comprising approximately 330 islands famously endowed with towering volcanic mountains, warm, crystal-clear tropical waters, spectacular coral reefs, tropical rainforests, coconut plantations, breathtaking waterfalls and, ofcourse, some of the world’s most pristine beaches. With its abundance of fascinating attractions, jaw-dropping scenery, warm and welcoming locals and cultural and sporting activities aplenty, Fiji is a paradise for nature lovers, culture vultures and sports enthusiasts alike. With over three hundred islands to choose from, Fiji is an amazingly versatile destination. Whether you are seeking a secluded romantic honeymoon retreat, a vibrant and boisterous backpacker island or a family-friendly resort, Fiji never disappoints.

Extending in an arc off the west coast of Fiji’s main island, Viti Levu, The Mamanuca Islands are comprised of 20 exquisite volcanic islands, seven of which are covered by the Pacific Ocean at high tide. This idyllic archipelago rests in a lagoon formed between the Great Sea Reef and the mainland. It boasts magnificent palm-lined beaches, lush tropical vegetation and an array of gorgeous luxury resorts. This extraordinarily scenic landscape makes an ideal backdrop for the impressive range of outdoor activities on offer. These include, among others: diving, parasailing, snorkelling, sailing, dolphin-watching, swimming, kayaking, windsurfing and hiking. Visitors can also enjoy interacting with the fabulously friendly locals at one of the many remote little villages. Whether you are young or old, a party animal or looking for a quiet romantic retreat, there is an island for everyone in this much-loved island group.

The Westin Denarau Island Resort & Spa is stylishly designed to reflect Fiji’s rich cultural heritage and local style. It is further complemented with the finest resort facilities, including the award winning Heavenly Spa by Westin. The resort’s 243 guestrooms and suites are superbly placed in the South Pacific setting.

The Westin Denarau Island Resort & Spa is stylishly designed to reflect Fiji’s rich cultural heritage and local style. It is further complemented with the finest resort facilities, including the award winning Heavenly Spa by Westin. The resort’s 243 guestrooms and suites are superbly placed in the South Pacific setting.

Likuliku Lagoon Resort Fiji is a haven of subtle luxury and the first and only resort in Fiji with over water-bures. It is a unique and special place designed with integrity to Fijian cultural values, traditional designs and architecture, and is embraced by the renowned warmth of the Fijian people.

From the water it looks like an ancient village, so traditional is the style. The beating heart of the resort is a magnificent building in the design of a Fijian canoe house. Surrounded by sprawling ceilings, hand-woven thatch and an exotic mix of natural materials and modern elements, Likuliku Lagoon Resort embodies the richness of an ancient culture with vibrant present-day lifestyle touches.

The Fijian name for a room is “bure”. There are 45 traditionally designed and styled bures, luxuriously appointed and all with views of the beautiful Likuliku Lagoon and ocean. Each bure has been built with authentic architecture, natural materials and traditional features including hand-carved wooden pelmets and hand-woven “magi magi” (woven coconut husk) art.

Likuliku Lagoon Resort Fiji is a haven of subtle luxury and the first and only resort in Fiji with over water-bures. It is a unique and special place designed with integrity to Fijian cultural values, traditional designs and architecture, and is embraced by the renowned warmth of the Fijian people.

From the water it looks like an ancient village, so traditional is the style. The beating heart of the resort is a magnificent building in the design of a Fijian canoe house. Surrounded by sprawling ceilings, hand-woven thatch and an exotic mix of natural materials and modern elements, Likuliku Lagoon Resort embodies the richness of an ancient culture with vibrant present-day lifestyle touches.

The Fijian name for a room is “bure”. There are 45 traditionally designed and styled bures, luxuriously appointed and all with views of the beautiful Likuliku Lagoon and ocean. Each bure has been built with authentic architecture, natural materials and traditional features including hand-carved wooden pelmets and hand-woven “magi magi” (woven coconut husk) art.

Likuliku Lagoon Resort Fiji is a haven of subtle luxury and the first and only resort in Fiji with over water-bures. It is a unique and special place designed with integrity to Fijian cultural values, traditional designs and architecture, and is embraced by the renowned warmth of the Fijian people.

From the water it looks like an ancient village, so traditional is the style. The beating heart of the resort is a magnificent building in the design of a Fijian canoe house. Surrounded by sprawling ceilings, hand-woven thatch and an exotic mix of natural materials and modern elements, Likuliku Lagoon Resort embodies the richness of an ancient culture with vibrant present-day lifestyle touches.

The Fijian name for a room is “bure”. There are 45 traditionally designed and styled bures, luxuriously appointed and all with views of the beautiful Likuliku Lagoon and ocean. Each bure has been built with authentic architecture, natural materials and traditional features including hand-carved wooden pelmets and hand-woven “magi magi” (woven coconut husk) art.

Likuliku Lagoon Resort Fiji is a haven of subtle luxury and the first and only resort in Fiji with over water-bures. It is a unique and special place designed with integrity to Fijian cultural values, traditional designs and architecture, and is embraced by the renowned warmth of the Fijian people.

From the water it looks like an ancient village, so traditional is the style. The beating heart of the resort is a magnificent building in the design of a Fijian canoe house. Surrounded by sprawling ceilings, hand-woven thatch and an exotic mix of natural materials and modern elements, Likuliku Lagoon Resort embodies the richness of an ancient culture with vibrant present-day lifestyle touches.

The Fijian name for a room is “bure”. There are 45 traditionally designed and styled bures, luxuriously appointed and all with views of the beautiful Likuliku Lagoon and ocean. Each bure has been built with authentic architecture, natural materials and traditional features including hand-carved wooden pelmets and hand-woven “magi magi” (woven coconut husk) art.