Description
The boutique and internationally acclaimed Jean-Michel Cousteau Fiji Islands Resort overlooks the pristine waters of Savusavu Bay on Vanua Leve, to the north of the country. Surrounded by spectacular secluded coastline, stunning coral reefs and exotic marine life, this socially and environmentally responsible resort is one of the most renowned destinations in the South Pacific. It has recently won 'AustralasiaIt offers an authentic Fijian experience for discerning travellers of all ages, combineing culture, wellbeing, nature and the local environment as well as total relaxation and exceptional cuisine. Boasting a resident marine biologist and a huge array of complimentary activities, it is a favourite for honeymooners, couples and families alike.
The Scuba diving is out of this world, with incredible sites for divers and snorkellers, as endorsed by Jean-Michel Cousteau himself. Enjoy many other non motorised watersports such as sailing and kayaking or on land enjoy tennis, volleyball and plenty more. You can take trips inland to local villages to experience their unique culture first hand and perhaps even enjoy a Sunday church service, where the singing has to be heard to be believed! Wellbeing is also an important theme here, with daily yoga, wonderful spa treatments in beachside cabanas and delicious cuisine. The food is international standard with a pan Asian and seafood emphasis.
One of the highlights of staying here is the option to hire the hotel's very own private island for the morning or afternoon and have a desert island experience complete with champagne picnic - truly Robinson Crusoe in style! For families, this is an excellent choice of resort as the Bula Club has facilities for children from 6 months upwards and a very educational programme is in place.
Guide price
£5,600 Per person
£5,600 Per person for a 7 night stay on a full board basis based on two people sharing an Ocean Bure, including all flights and transfers
Accommodation
There are only 25 bures (rooms) in total designed in an environmentally friendly way yet at the height of comfort. Choose from garden or ocean views and many have 2 bedrooms, ideal for families.
Childcare
Excellent child care at the Bula Club - the best child care in Fiji - taking children from 6 months onwards. 1 nanny is dedicated to each child and the club is divided into different age ranges, offering a huge variety of activities for all ages. There is an emphasis on education and local culture so your children can learn about the wonderful country they are visiting and particularly the local environment and marine landscape.
Facilities
Rates are on a full board basis with all meals included. The food is of exceptionally high quality and on an a la carte basis.
Activities
Plenty of activities for adults and children alike provided every day. Choose from cultural activities - village visits, kava drinking, local church services and Fijian storytelling - to non motorised watersports including sailing, kayaking, snorkelling and tennis. The dive school and ecology is led by the onsite marine biologist with nature hikes, reef walks, spectacular diving and stargazing. Excellent massages and yoga also available.
When to travel
Maximum temperatures rarely move out of the 31°C (88°F) to 26°C (79°F) range all year round. Southeast trade winds from March to November bring dry weather and the rainy season runs from December to April.
Fiji does have a wet season, which is characterised by heavy, brief local showers and contributes most of the country’s annual rainfall. The wet season is normally from November to April and results from the southerly movements of the South Pacific Convergence Zone. Cyclones do occur in Fiji and are normally confined to wet season.
The best months for holidaying in regards to Fiji weather is late March through to early December.
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Location and directions
Northern Islands, Fiji
Located on the island of Vanua Levu on 17 acres of a coconut plantation, on a secluded peninsula just 10-minutes from Savusavu overlooking the peaceful waters of Savusavu Bay.
How to get there
From Nadi, you will be met and escorted to your connecting flight. A 1-hour inter-island flight to Savusavu airport, the airport closest to the resort. The resort has complimentary ground transportation to and from the Savusavu airport. Alternatively, you can charter a seaplane from Nadi direct to the dock at the resort.
