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8 Best Hotels & Places to Stay on Kadavu 🌺 [2024]

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Where to Stay on Kadavu, Fiji

Kadavu is often seen as the final frontier in Fiji with its remote location in the southern region of the archipelago. With that, Kadavu is much less developed than the other islands in Fiji, offering a more limited range of accommodation. While you won’t find “hotels” per se, instead the island offers guesthouses, B&Bs and in true Fiji style, all-inclusive resorts! We’ll give you a rundown of your options for staying on this island that is well worth getting to with this list of hotels and places to stay on Kadavu.

1. Navutovuto Accommodation

Perhaps the closest accommodation to hotel accommodation on Kadavu is Navutovuto Accommodation. Just a three-minute walk from Vunisea Dock and 10 minutes from Vunisea Beach, Navutovuto Accommodation makes for affordable and convenient accommodation when arriving on the island. Private queen rooms and the slightly more affordable twin rooms are simple but do the job for a budget-friendly stay in Vunisea. All rates include breakfast, while there are a kitchen, lounge and shared bathroom facilities. See more like this in the 5 Best Budget Accommodations on Kadavu.

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2. Matava Eco Adventure Resort

This resort captures everything a getaway to Kadavu should be: rugged luxury, natural beauty and eco-friendly. Bures at Matava Eco Adventure Resort are scattered in seclusion across a hillside complimenting the surroundings with their wooden thatched exterior. There are bures for families and groups but mostly for couples, as honeymooners make up most of their clientele. The “Honeymoon Bures” sit the highest with a private deck overlooking the ocean from which couples can enjoy a private dining experience. Otherwise, the included meals are shared family-style on long tables in the main restaurant and bar. See more like this in the 5 Most Romantic Resorts on Kadavu.

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3. Kokomo Private Island

Your sole five-star luxury resort in the Kadavu Group is Kokomo Private Island. After arriving by helicopter or seaplane, you’ll stay in one of 21 “Beachfront Villas” or five “Luxury Residences”, each with its own pool, manicured garden and beach access. All types of travellers are catered for here, with wedding planning services, wellness retreats and kids’/teens’ clubs. The resort boasts three restaurants – one surrounding the resort’s pool, while a tennis court, a basketball court, a gym and a day spa make up more of the resort’s extensive facilities.

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4. Tiliva Resort

Volunteer at this eco-friendly resort that works closely with the local community to give your trip a purpose. Additionally, there are plenty of other ways to enjoy your time at Tiliva Resort, including a good chunk of the Kadavu must-dos. Bures are freestanding with a simple yet fresh interior, private decks, ocean views, and ensuite equipped with biodegradable products. What’s more, three meals a day and WiFi are included!

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5. Papageno Resort

Stay in one of the secluded bures nestled in 320 acres (130 ha) of pristine nature at the Papageno Resort. The upmarket all-inclusive resort provides more accommodation choices than other resorts on Kadavu, from the most budget “Garden Rooms” to the most luxurious “Royal Oceanfront Bure”. Bures are freestanding and are well-separated among the lush gardens and rainforest of the resort with a sweeping beach just moments away.

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6. Biana Bayview Bed & Breakfast

Biana Bayview Bed & Breakfast offers a cosy and convenient stay, perched with a view over Biana Bay, where guests can enjoy authentic views from dusk till dawn. We like the selection of rooms catering to both double and single occupancy, providing flexibility for various travel needs. The addition of a kitchen with self-catering facilities, a cosy lounge and homely decor makes it an appealing choice for those seeking a comfortable and authentic experience.

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7. Oneta Resort

If you’re looking for remoteness, this all-inclusive resort on Ono Island can certainly provide. Oneta Resort covers 70 acres (28 ha) with six thatched bures and two secluded villas further down the beach. Each bure is unique in design but still includes polished mahogany floors, a king bed, an ensuite bathroom and an outdoor shower. The hero bure of the resort is the “Turtle Lair” perched on a hilltop overlooking the whole island.

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8. Kini’s BnB

There are six bedrooms available at this B&B/guesthouse in Vunisea. Choose between a private double room, twin, or triple with a queen and one single bed. Kini is your host at this listing on Airbnb, offering a spacious home on the beachfront about five minutes drive from Vunisea Airport. Facilities include a kitchen and five bathrooms. The accommodation provides more of a “local” experience where your host is usually eager to show guests around.

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More About Hotels and Places to Stay on Kadavu

That’s it for the best hotels and places to stay on Kadavu. For more advice to plan your trip, take a look at more of our insightful guides:

Finally, see how these resorts compare to the 10 Best Hotels in Fiji. Plus, get even more tips in The Complete Travel Guide to Fiji.

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.

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