10 BEST Holiday Homes in Savusavu & Vanua Levu [2025]

1. Island Breeze Fiji (Savusavu)

Enjoy waterfront luxury at the Island Breeze holiday home in Savusavu. You will be greeted by the home’s caretaker at the airport who will transport you to your holiday home with an infinity pool overlooking the ocean. This five-bedroom house, which sleeps up to 14 people, comes complete with a modern kitchen, three bathrooms, an open-plan living space and an outside deck. Food, a boat and skipper, and a massage can be organised with your hosts for an additional fee. For more luxury options, see the 10 Best Luxury Resorts on Vanua Levu.

Check Island Breeze Fiji out:

• Island Breeze Fiji on Booking.com
• Island Breeze Fiji on Expedia

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2. Tavola Villa (Savusavu)

Tavola Villa offers an exquisite waterfront escape on 8 acres with breathtaking panoramic views, complete with a private helipad for the ultimate in exclusivity. This luxurious compound accommodates 2 to 10 guests across five bedrooms, making it perfect for couples, friends or families. With amenities like a chef’s kitchen, an open lounge, continental breakfast, 24/7 concierge, daily housekeeping, in-room kimonos, kayaks, and yoga gear, every detail is catered for. Additional offerings include three-course private chef dinners, custom-stocked bars, captained boat excursions for snorkelling or fishing, and in-villa massages.

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3. Gingerbread Cottage and Studio Fiji (Savusavu)

The charming, fully self-contained Gingerbread Cottage and Studio boasts stunning views across Savusavu Bay, with easy access to snorkelling and local attractions. The hosts, who share a love for travel and the outdoors, offer a warm welcome and insights into enjoying the best of Fiji’s slow pace and friendly atmosphere. Highlights include exceptional snorkelling right off the shore, the convenience of meals delivered by a local chef with the unique ‘Uber Fiji Style’ dining, and personalised tours tailored to your interests. Find more like this in the 10 Best Family Resorts in Savusavu & Vanua Levu.

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• Gingerbread Cottage and Studio Fiji on Booking.com

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4. Bula Homestay (Labasa)

Bula Homestay offers a spacious and comfortable stay right in the heart of Labasa Town, ensuring guests are centrally located and within walking distance of all local amenities. We appreciate how it stands out for its cleanliness, full fencing for safety, and ideal setup for families and friends, complete with free private parking. The accommodating hosts are always on hand if you need any holiday rental assistance. With quiet neighbours and a modernly renovated three-bedroom house, we recommend Bula Homestay for those seeking a secure and convenient base in Labasa.

Check Bula Homestay out:

• Bula Homestay on Booking.com
• Bula Homestay on Expedia

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5. Coral Beach Cabana (Savusavu)

Coral Beach Cabana is your cool and quirky stay on Vanua Levu! The two-bedroom villa on a 3.5 km stretch of beach is outfitted with designer amenities, from Tom Dixon lighting to Kartell bubble chairs, and boasts wall-to-wall glass doors that invite the sea breeze into your living space. Unique offerings include a private beach cabana, a rooftop deck for sunset views, a mobile tiki bar, and engaging activities like high tea on the beach. Additionally, Coral Beach Cabana supports local women entrepreneurs through a partnership with the island’s first meal delivery service, offering farm-to-fork delicacies right to your door! As a retreat perfect for couples, we also list this in the 10 Most Romantic Resorts on Vanua Levu.

Check Coral Beach Cabana out:

• Coral Beach Cabana on Booking.com

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6. Fiji Fishing Holiday Bure (Savusavu)

Fiji Fishing Holiday Bure is a rustic, one-bedroom holiday home that offers a unique and affordable getaway in Vanua Levu, just a short drive from Savusavu. It’s impressively versatile with two double beds that can convert into singles, plus a sofa bed, making it perfect for a group of friends. We like how it provides a fantastic opportunity for deep sea fishing Fiji-style, creating the perfect setting to bond. Whether you’re after deep water catches just 10 minutes away or prefer kayak fishing, this spot has it all. Whether you’re looking to enjoy some of the best fishing experiences Fiji has to offer or simply looking for a tranquil yet affordable stay, Fiji Fishing Holiday Bure is well worth considering.

Check Fiji Fishing Holiday Bure out:

• Fiji Fishing Holiday Bure on Booking.com

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7. Bayside Bure (Savusavu)

Bayside Bure offers a picturesque retreat at Lesiaceva Point, just a 10-minute drive from Savusavu town and a stone’s throw from the famed Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort on Vanua Levu. This cosy studio boasts flexible bedding arrangements, transforming easily from two singles to a king-size bed. Choose between alfresco dining on the covered deck or soaking up the sun on the open sundeck. A highlight is the opportunity to unwind with a book while listening to the waves, or catching the spectacular sunsets and possibly even spotting dolphins or whales in Savusavu Bay. We recommend Bayside Bure for those seeking a serene getaway with breathtaking ocean views and the chance to witness Fiji’s marine life right from their doorstep.

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8. Maravu Villa (Savusavu)

Perched 45 metres (148 ft) above a stunning lagoon, the two-bedroom Maravu Villa offers breathtaking 180° views from every room. This hidden paradise 20 minutes’ drive from Savusavu is your ticket to absolute privacy and tranquillity. (You’ll feel like you’re on top of the world!) The villa features cosy bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and a comfortable living area, all designed to make you feel right at home. Outside, you’ll love the beautifully landscaped garden and the infinity pool that seems to merge with the lagoon and sea beyond. It’s perfect for relaxing or dining under the stars. Stay connected with complimentary WiFi available indoors and outdoors. Modern appliances, including a hairdryer, and essential toiletries are provided for your convenience.

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9. Tropical Splendor (Savusavu)

The Fijian decor, private pool just outside your door, and the beach a few steps away provide the real “Fiji holiday” experience when staying at Tropical Splendor. It’s the perfect escape for two at Sekawa Beach on Savusavu Bay. Your holiday home is nestled in coconut palms casting dramatic shadows during the sublime sunsets. The home has all the essentials, from a kitchen to laundry facilities.

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10. Bula Vista (Savusavu)

Although not exclusively one holiday home, the self-contained units scattered across the Bula Vista property make them a worthy consideration for those seeking an independent stay. Bula Vista offers three unique self-contained accommodation options in Savusavu: a private studio unit, a one-bedroom shipping container, and a one-bedroom unit. All boast stunning views of picturesque Savusavu Bay. While sharing a large garden, each unit provides privacy with its own bathroom and either a full kitchen or drink-making facilities. You’ll love preparing your own meals while enjoying the breathtaking vistas (we recommend sipping your morning coffee on your container home’s quirky deck or balcony – it’s a view you won’t forget!). Although secluded, Bula Vista is conveniently located for exploring Savusavu’s attractions. If you decide to hire a car, as is common for most Savusavu holiday homes, opt for high clearance to tackle the epic driveway. Don’t miss the local markets or nearby hot springs (you’ll find more details in our Guide to Savusavu).

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Frequently Asked Questions About Holiday Homes in Savusavu and Vanua Levu

Now that you know about holiday homes in Savusavu and Vanua Levu, here are the answers to the internet’s frequently asked questions about accommodation in this beautiful part of Fiji!

How do I book a holiday home in Savusavu?

Booking a holiday home in Savusavu is easy and convenient. While many properties have their own websites, you can also find contact details for phone, email, and Facebook online if you don’t have access to a website. These details will allow you to get in touch with the property owners or managers directly to make your booking.

Are holiday homes in Savusavu accessible for all visitors?

It’s important to note that some holiday homes in Savusavu have steep driveways and may require a 4WD vehicle for access. This is due to the hilly terrain of the area, which offers stunning views but can present challenges for some visitors. It’s always best to enquire about accessibility when booking to ensure the property suits your needs. Some properties may offer alternative arrangements or assistance if required.

What amenities can I expect in a Savusavu holiday home?

Holiday homes in Savusavu often come with a range of amenities to make your stay comfortable and enjoyable. These may include fully equipped kitchens, private pools, outdoor living areas with stunning views, and sometimes even private beach access. However, amenities can vary widely between properties, so it’s always best to check with the specific holiday home you’re interested in. For more information, check out How to Pick the Best Holiday Home in Fiji for You.

Is Savusavu suitable for family holidays?

Absolutely! Savusavu is a fantastic destination for family holidays. Many holiday homes are spacious and can accommodate larger groups, making them perfect for families. The area offers a range of activities suitable for all ages, from snorkelling and swimming to exploring local markets and experiencing Fijian culture. However, do keep in mind the accessibility issues mentioned earlier when planning your trip with young children or older family members. For more information, check out the 10 Best Family Resorts in Savusavu & Vanua Levu.

What’s the best time of year to visit Savusavu?

Savusavu, like much of Fiji, enjoys a tropical climate year-round. The best time to visit depends on your preferences. The dry season (May to October) is popular with tourists, offering sunny days and lower humidity. The wet season (November to April) can bring occasional heavy rains but also lush, green landscapes and fewer crowds. Water temperatures are warm year-round, making it always a good time for water activities. For more information, check out The Best Time to Visit Fiji: A Month-by-Month Guide.

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