Holiday Homes in Savusavu and Labasa
What draws many of us to Fiji’s lesser-known island is the seclusion and off-the-beaten-track feel, without being completely cut off from civilisation. Complete the experience by booking your own private holiday home in paradise. Whether you’re looking for a convenient apartment nearby one of the exciting towns or simply want to get away from it all in a secluded bay, there’s something to suit on the island of Vanua Levu. We’ll go through some of your best options with this list of holiday homes in Vanua Levu, Fiji.
If budget is what draws you to the holiday home scene, then you might also be interested in The Guide to Vanua Levu on a Budget or check out alternative budget accommodation in Vanua Levu here.
1. Over the Horizon
Located on top of a hill with sensational views across almost the entirety of Savusavu Bay, Over the Horizon is a special holiday home for families or groups on a budget. If you’re looking for somewhere to get away from it all, then you will certainly with Over the Horizon. The property consists of three bedrooms and a living room with a sofa bed sleeping up to seven people. Your own transport or taking a taxi is recommended for this holiday home situated about a 5-minute drive from Savusavu town.
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2. Savusavu Bay Holiday Homes
Another fantastic option for those staying in Savusavu is the Savusavu Bay Holiday Homes. Stay in a two-bedroom apartment sleeping up to four people, one room with a double bed and one with two singles. Plus, there’s a kitchen to prepare your own meals. The property boasts an attractive garden with an elevated view of Savusavu Bay and the ocean.
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3. Whitehouse
One of the highest-rated holiday homes in Vanua Levu on Airbnb, Whitehouse offers super affordable accommodation in Labasa. The three-bedroom house sleeping up to six guests includes a kitchen, dining area, living room and a large garden with secure electronic gates for a home-away-from-home experience. The location is just a short walk from Labasa town, making it an excellent base to explore northern Vanua Levu.
Check Whitestone out:
- Edwin’s listing on Airbnb – don’t forget to get your FREE FJ$50 Airbnb credit on us!

4. Tropical Splendor
The Fijian decor, private pool just outside your door, and the beach a few steps away provides 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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5. Go Native Fiji Beach House
Just a 4km (2.5 miles) taxi ride from Savusavu Airport and you’ll arrive at this unique accommodation on the beach. Go Native Fiji Beach House is stylishly designed with a timber exterior running into the interior, decorating the kitchen, bathroom and bedroom of this small cabin. The roof is accessible for stargazing, while activities at the local village can be organised with the owner for a small fee. It really is the place to “go native”!
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6. Island Breeze Fiji
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 5 Best Luxury Resorts on Vanua Levu.
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7. Over the Horizons: Savusavu Town Apartment
One of the closest holiday homes to Savusavu town, this one-bedroom apartment at Savusavu Heights makes a good base for exploring the town and nearby attractions. The apartment provides a simple “no-frills” stay, with a dining area and kitchen so you can make use of the nearby markets and supermarkets. Learn more about the food in the area with our Foodie Guide to Vanua Levu.
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8. Private Beachfront Retreat Savusavu
Getaway to a secluded shore about 30 minutes away from Savusavu town at the Private Beachfront Retreat. The guesthouse is studio style with a veranda overlooking the sandy beach. There is one double bed, a kitchen and a dining area where the ceiling fans and ocean breeze are sure to cool you down after a hot day. The beach provides good snorkelling, kayaking and swimming, Otherwise, you’re going to need a car to explore around the island and take part in the 12 Things to Do on Vanua Levu from this location.
Check Private Beachfront Retreat out:
- Jacky’s listing on Airbnb – don’t forget to get your FREE FJ$50 Airbnb credit on us!

9. Flat 3, Grey Apartment, Nacula, Labasa
Centrally located in Labasa, Flat 3 Grey Apartment provides a convenient place to stay when visiting Vanua Levu’s northern town. The two-bedroom flat is equipped for four guests with queen beds, air conditioning, hot and cold showers, kitchen, laundry and much more. The flat is also well-priced, allowing for a budget stay on Vanua Levu.
Check Flat 3 Grey Apartment out:
- Edwin’s listing on Airbnb – don’t forget to get your FREE FJ$50 Airbnb credit on us!

10. Fenton Sea View Apartment
This large three-bedroom apartment with a terrace provides another option for staying close to Savusavu town – ideal if you don’t have your own transport. It’s a fantastic option for large groups or families with the apartment sleeps up to a whopping seven people. The neighbourhood is peaceful with ocean views seen from the large terrace. The apartment also has a kitchen.
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Author
Laura S.
This article was reviewed and published by Laura, editor in chief and co-founder of Fiji Pocket Guide. Since arriving solo in the South Pacific over 10 years ago with nothing but a backpack and a background in journalism, her mission has been to show the world how easy (and awesome) it is to explore a paradise such as Fiji. She knows the islands inside-out and loves sharing tips on how best to experience Fiji’s must-dos and hidden gems. Laura is also editor of several other South Pacific travel guides.