Busca resorts a Fiji Outer Islands

Six Senses Fiji features a restaurant, free bikes, a fitness centre and bar in Malolo. The accommodation features a private beach area, as well as a shared lounge and a garden. Everything, it is an expensive place but definitely worth it in every way. Mega friendly staff, beautiful location, opportunity to do water sport activities for free, food is pretty good and it is sustainable. Free ice cream every day. They welcome you and say farewell with a lovely team singing. Really everything is there for a reason. Rooms are beautiful and comfortable

Set within a tropical garden of coconut palms and surrounded by turquoise water, Coconut beach Resort directly overlooks the world famous Blue Lagoon in the Yasawa Islands. Coconut Beach Resort is a peaceful, relaxing place to enjoy either as a solo traveler, or as a large family. The staff is fantastic! They are all very friendly, happy and interested in getting to know you. There are plenty of organized activities at the resort, or a boat-ride away, encouraging you to get to know others. The meals are beautifully presented, varied and delicious. The resort arranged the transfers and they were flawless. I stayed 5 nights and wished I had booked longer. I hope to return one day.

Boasting a waterfront location, Paradise Cove Resort features over 200 metres of private beach area. Surrounded by a garden landscape, this property offers a day spa, an outdoor pool and a restaurant.... I manage a resort myself and can thoroughly say this is a great resort to stay at. They have so many activities going on each day and the dinners are a 5/5 at both restaurants. Well done to Lo who manages the day to day operations. Staff were all very nice and helpful, rooms were comfortable,clean and well set up. They even have an on-site nurse available 24/7 which is reassuring.

Set on 19 acres of tropical gardens, the adults-only Tropica island Resort features 2 restaurants, a horizon swimming pool and 3 bars offering panoramic ocean views. Absolutely everything. A slice of paradise!

Set on 1 km of beach in Likuliku Bay, this resort offers a swimming pool and a luxurious day spa. There are 2 bars, a restaurant and a variety of cultural activities available. Everything was very clean, staff very friendly, amazing dinner and breakfast, overall a great place to stay.

Lomani Island Resort features a 7-km private beach, and has timber decks with spectacular ocean views. We stayed at Lomani for 1 week and we didn’t want to leave, it was absolute bliss. The resort itself is stunning and the views are just breathtaking. You have a range of activities included in the price of booking and can take kayaks and paddle boards out at your leisure which is great. What really made the trip though was the staff - they are so friendly and can’t do enough for you but without being overbearing. They knew everyone in the resort by name and made us feel so special. The resort is very small so you see the same people throughout the trip which we loved as we got chatting to some lovely people. Don’t hesitate to book if you want pure tranquility, it really was faultless.

This Fiji island resort offers an award-winning private island retreat, surrounded by white sand beaches, coral reefs and crystal clear waters. Exotic vibe. Got everything you need

Navutu Stars Resort is the only boutique resort on the secluded island of Yaqeta, with just 9 beachfront bungalows spread along 3 pristine white-sand beaches. A traditional Fiji resort in a very secluded and traditional island.

PAPAGENO RESORT & DIVE has a garden, private beach area, a restaurant and bar in Kadavu. Boasting family rooms, this property also provides guests with a barbecue. Very nice hosts and staff. I had an amazing stay at papageno. Very quiet place. Nice diving spots. Bungalows are very confortable. Food was very good every day I could not expect better

Mai Sunset Island Resort has a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Naviti Island. The accommodation features evening entertainment and free WiFi. We had the most incredible stay at Mai Sunset Island Resort in Fiji, and I can’t recommend it highly enough! From the moment we arrived, the warm hospitality of the staff made us feel like family. The resort is a true paradise, nestled on a pristine beach with swaying palms and crystal-clear waters that seem to glow at sunset—hence the name, and it absolutely lives up to it! Our bure was a perfect blend of traditional Fijian charm and modern comfort, with a cozy bed, stunning ocean views, and an outdoor shower that felt like a little slice of luxury under the stars. The food was a highlight—fresh, local ingredients crafted into delicious meals, with the coconut ice cream being an unforgettable treat. The compulsory meal plan was worth every penny, offering a variety of dishes that showcased Fijian flavors. The activities were endless and so much fun—snorkeling over vibrant reefs, kayaking along the shore, trips to the local village or just lazy stroll along the beach. The staff went above and beyond to ensure every experience was seamless, always with a smile(thank you Male, Nivi, Ave, Vinie, Rauga). What truly sets Mai Sunset apart is its serene, intimate vibe. It’s not overcrowded, so you feel like you’re in your own private oasis. The connection to Fijian culture was also special—learning about local traditions and seeing the care put into every detail made the stay meaningful. If you’re looking for a place to unwind, reconnect with nature, and create memories that last a lifetime, Mai Sunset Island Resort is pure perfection. I’m already dreaming of my next visit!