Accommodations in Fiji with Fabulous Restaurants and Foodie Experiences
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Looking for a getaway where your eyes light up with every plate, where you can experience a culture through its cuisine, and try new hands-on foodie experiences? Fiji can certainly provide thanks to its array of resorts, villas and even homestays where food is a core part of their holiday story.
Explore this list of the best accommodations in Fiji for food lovers to plan your next culinary getaway!
For more advice on planning a foodie holiday, check out The Food Guide to Fiji: Places to Eat & Food Tours.
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1. Nanuku Resort (Pacific Harbour)
Anyone who is serious about food should head down to the Nanuku Resort on the Pacific Harbour of Fiji’s mainland. Not only does the five-star resort offer self-catering accommodation to spruce up your own meals and have several restaurants to enjoy, but the activities on offer will get you to see the real side of Fiji through its food.
Experiences include moonlight prawning, crab catching, beekeeping, a “Fiji Food Safari”, private picnics and much more! Learn more about this resort and its surrounding accommodations in the 15 Best Resorts on the Pacific Harbour & Beqa.
Check Nanuku Resort out at nanukuresort.com.
© FijiPocketGuide.com2. Six Senses Fiji (Mamanuca Islands)
At the resort that specialises in sustainability, health and wellbeing, Six Senses Fiji has a focus on unique dining experiences in the Mamanuca Islands. Enjoy healthy meals, including many vegetarian and vegan options, at their Tovolea restaurant or join in on a cooking class at their cooking school nestled in herb gardens.
There’s also the opportunity to visit a Fijian village where you can indulge in an authentic lunch with the villagers. Check out more stunning options in this island group in the 25 Best Resorts in the Mamanuca Islands.
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© Six Senses Fiji3. Savasi Island Resort (Vanua Levu)
For those seeking unique foodie experiences, as well as great eats at a resort restaurant, Savasi Island Resort will serve! The resort on the less-visited island of Vanua Levu offers a range of complimentary food-related activities, including a herbal walking tour, mud crabbing, fishing, cooking classes, coconut demonstrations, a traditional Fijian “lovo” night and a visit to a local market.
It also has several dining experiences around the resort, from the Reef Dining Room to a secluded cavern by the sea. Check out more resorts in the area in the 20 Best Resorts in Savusavu & Vanua Levu.
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© FijiPocketGuide.com4. Nanuya Island Resort (Yasawa Islands)
Nestled in the heart of the Yasawa Islands, the Nanuya Island Resort offers a unique culinary experience at its Tabau Restaurant. Unlike many resorts in the region, Nanuya provides a limited à la carte menu, typically featuring two to five options for each course.
During our last visit, we sampled delights like “twice-cooked lamb ragu over spaghetti” and a “vegetarian baked stuffed zucchini”. Another night showcased “Nanuya chicken curry with traditional sides” and “pan-fried marinated fish fillet”. Craving something special? If you’re lucky, you might even get to choose fresh crabs – an island delicacy – for your dinner.
The resort’s bar menu complements meals perfectly, offering a variety of cocktails, mocktails, and wines. Many ingredients come fresh from the resort’s own plantation, which guests can tour. Don’t miss the traditional kava ceremony – a unique cultural experience!
Learn more about this resort and others in the 20 Best Resorts in the Yasawa Islands.
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© FijiPocketGuide.com5. The Warwick Fiji (Coral Coast)
The Warwick Fiji on the mainland’s Coral Coast boasts variety and quality in its restaurants. One night you could be watching the skilled teppanyaki chefs at the Sazanami Restaurant, while the next you could be enjoying fine dining at the adult-only Wicked Walu Restaurant.
Stay in their “Deluxe Rooms” or “Suites” and you’ll also have access to the Warwick Lounge each day for pre-dinner drinks and canapés. Check out more like this in the 20 Best Resorts on the Coral Coast.
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© The Warwick Fiji6. Bularangi Villa (Suncoast)
Holiday homes and villas make a great option for foodies who want to enjoy some self-catering using local ingredients. One of the best options for this, as well as for taking part in some foodie activities, is the Bularangi Villa on the Suncoast.
This three-bedroom home with a private pool overlooking the Pacific Ocean not only has a gorgeous modern kitchen but also has the option of an in-villa chef. What’s more, the chambermaid can give you private cooking lessons in the villa to learn how to make Indo-Fijian cuisine.
Check out more like this in the 10 Best Resorts in the Suncoast and the 10 Best Luxury Villas in Fiji.
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© FijiPocketGuide.com7. Paradise Taveuni (Taveuni)
Paradise Taveuni, a fabulous resort on the “Garden Island” of Taveuni, offers a fantastic array of cultural experiences for foodies. See coconut tree climbing demonstrations, go on shopping trips at the local markets, take part in a lovo burying demonstration, which is a traditional method of food cooked underground, and enjoy a lovo feast held once a week at the resort.
In between, stay at one of five room grades of the resort where there is something for all kinds of travellers. Check out more accommodations on the island in the 20 Best Resorts on Taveuni.
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© FijiPocketGuide.com8. Tokoriki Island Resort (Mamanuca Islands)
Another one in the Mamanuca Islands, Tokoriki Island Resort is a luxury adults-only resort with a wealth of romantic dining experiences. Watch the sunset from various locations on the island as you indulge in fine South Pacific and Asian cuisine.
A culinary highlight of the resort is Oishii Teppanyaki, producing an exciting à la carte menu entertainingly prepared by skilled chefs. For more like this, check out the 20 Best Adults-Only Resorts in Fiji.
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- Tokoriki Island Resort on Booking.com
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© Tokoriki Island Resort9. Kokomo Private Island (Kadavu)
With the largest offering of food-related activities in the island group of Kadavu, as well as three restaurants and a wellness retreat program, Kokomo Private Island provides the dream luxury getaway for foodies.
When you’re not relaxing in your bure with a private pool and landscaped gardens, you can embark on farm tours, try traditional handline fishing, do guided medicine walks and take part in a wellness retreat with a health specialist. Check out more like this in the 5 Best Resorts on Kadavu.
© Kokomo Private Island10. Grand Pacific Hotel (Suva)
The most iconic hotel in Fiji, the historic Grand Pacific Hotel in Fiji’s capital city, just happens to be a foodie’s paradise. The hotel is where you’ll find one of Suva‘s only fine dining establishments, the Prince Albert Restaurant, as well as the more laidback Levuka Restaurant, which is popular with the locals.
That’s not even mentioning the Na Toba Pool Bar, Victoria Lounge, Steamship Bar, the indulgent room service menus, sweet treats from the GPH Bakery and, last but certainly not least, Grand High Tea every Sunday. Learn more about Suva’s offerings in the 30 Best Hotels & Places to Stay in Suva.
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© FijiPocketGuide.comMore About Accommodations in Fiji for Foodies
That’s it for our list of the best accommodations in Fiji for foodies. Now that you know the Fiji resorts with the best food, check out more food-orientated guides:
- 10 Best Foodie Experiences in Fiji
- Fiji Food Itinerary: 14 Days
- 20 Unique Foods in Fiji You Have to Try
Finally, if there’s anything we’ve missed, you’re likely to find it in The Food Guide to Fiji: Places to Eat & Food Tours.
Sources:
The information in this guide has been compiled from our extensive research, travel and experiences across Fiji and the South Pacific, accumulated over more than a decade of numerous visits to each destination. Additional sources for this guide include the following:
- Tourism Fiji (General travel advice - Updated [2025])
- Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association (Tourism trade association - Updated [2025])
- SPTO (Pacific tourism advice - Updated [2025])
- Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation (Tourism statistics - Updated [2025])
- Fiji Immigration (Visa and immigration advice - Updated [2025])
- Fiji Revenue & Customs Service (Customs and visitor taxes - Updated [2025])
- Biosecurity Authority of Fiji (Biosecurity advice - Updated [2025])
- Fiji Meteorological Service (Weather forecast and warnings - Updated [2025])
- Fiji Bureau of Statistics (Statistics and travel data - Updated [2025])
- Land Transport Authority (Road safety advice - Updated [2025])
- Safe Travel (New Zealand travel advisory for Fiji - Updated [2025])
- Smart Traveller (Australia travel advisory for Fiji - Updated [2025])
- Travel.State.Gov (U.S. travel advisory for Fiji - Updated [2025])
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