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Arriving to Laucala after a day out fishing...
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Upholding their ancient customs Fijians entertain around a kava bowl.
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Warm waters lap invitingly on a picture perfect beach on an uninhabited island.
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A glimpse of the honeymoon suite and the seclusion that awaits at Yasawa Island Lodge.
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Flying across the lagoon on the approach to Vatu Vara private island.
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The pool at Laucala Island; a self-sustaining paradise.
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Sunset over distant Taveuni, Fiji’s garden isle.
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The expansive beach villa facilities as seen from the sea, Laucala.
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Flying over Sawa-i-Lau where clues hidden in the limestone caves lead a family to an encounter with a High Chief who has something for them.
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A plethora of sea transportation is available at the guest harbour, Laucala.
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Exploring the uninhabited coves that surround Vatu Vara.
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The Overwater Villa at Laucala... furnished with both stunning interiors and views alike.
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Pacific

Fiji

Joyous. Verdant. Exciting. Fiji’s jungles and beaches offer adrenalin and escapism.

Historically, Fiji’s fierce warriors and treacherous waters kept the archipelago of 333 coral-ringed islands wonderfully isolated. Now on the radar as the pinnacle of exotica, Fiji’s intoxicating offerings are open for indulgence. Snorkel with enormous manta rays, trek living rainforest, get caught in a torrential tropical shower, sunbathe on icing-sugar sands, and hang out with wise tribal chiefs.

Experiences

Meet locals in a friendly village as a personal guest of the Chief; race through the surf in a traditional dug-out canoe; relax on your private yacht, drifting without an agenda and enjoying special tribal welcomes as you approach each island; snorkel or dive among some of the most diverse marine life on Earth, from huge manta rays, to sharks and turtles; hike to one of the many rainforest waterfalls where the canopy is raucous with parrot song; camp under the stars; kayak, sail or jet-ski to secluded bays and secret coves, where empty ivory beaches are yours alone; take a scenic helicopter ride between the islands, stopping for a picnic lunch with superlative views on a mountain peak.

Where to Stay

Luxury yachts; private islands; highland forest lodges.

When to Go

June and July is best although the weather is fine from May until October. March and April see more rainfall and potential cyclones.

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