25 BEST Luxury (5-Star) Resorts in Fiji 🍸 [2024]

Our Recommended Five-Star Resorts in Fiji

Fiji is where images of a luxury South Pacific getaway come from: the pristine beaches, turquoise waters and seriously stylish resorts with tasteful Polynesian flair. It’s difficult to not be compelled by Fiji’s five-star resorts, which are scattered across all island groups, from the lavish Denarau resorts conveniently close to the international airport to the remote private island resorts where you’ll effortlessly disconnect from the world you left behind. So get an example of just some of the most stunning luxury five-star resorts in Fiji in the list below!

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1. Yasawa Island Resort & Spa (Yasawa Islands)

Tucked away in the northern reaches of the Yasawa Islands, the Yasawa Island Resort & Spa is made up of 18 traditionally thatched bures (bungalows). Relaxing comes easy here with your own hammock or expansive deck spilling from your bure, as well as 10 private beaches and one of the best spas in Fiji. The all-inclusive resort has all gourmet meals, non-alcoholic beverages and many activities included. See more luxury stays in this island group in the 5 Best Luxury Resorts in the Yasawa Islands.

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2. Tokoriki Island Resort (Mamanuca Islands)

When talking about luxury in Fiji, the multi-award-winning Tokoriki Island Resort is often mentioned and for good reason. The five-star resort in the Mamanuca Islands is a fine example of Fiji’s adult-only resorts, setting the tone for romance and relaxation. Bures are a fusion of Fijian style with contemporary features, such as private outdoor showers surrounded by lush tropical gardens and private pools. The resort effortlessly allows you to immerse in the Fijian culture with their local village visits, as well as throws you into the adventure of fishing charters, scuba diving and much more. Check out more offerings in the Mamancuas in the 10 Best Luxury Resorts in the Mamanuca Islands.

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3. Qamea Resort & Spa (Taveuni)

Speaking of adults-only luxury, let’s move right onto Taveuni‘s most luxurious resort and home to the award-winning Jungle Spa, Qamea Resort & Spa. Couples, set your sights on the “Honeymoon Bure” complete with a natural stone Jacuzzi decorated in tropical plants and stones. Groups also will find the right space for them, perhaps in the “Royal Villa” with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, an outdoor shower, a private plunge pool and a secluded spot at the end of the resort’s beach. See more like this in the 10 Best Luxury Resorts on Taveuni.

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4. The Westin Denarau Island Resort & Spa (Denarau)

Offering something for couples, friends and families, The Westin Denarau Island Resort & Spa is an example of the lavish resorts adorning Denarau Island. The resort is impeccably designed with a Fijian flare of bures and carvings to keep even moving around the large resort interesting with every step, which can be quite a few steps if you consider that the resort is connected to two other five-star resorts where guests are free to also use their facilities! What’s more, it’s just a 20-minute drive from Nadi Airport… Check out other luxury resorts neighbouring The Westin in the 10 Best Luxury Resorts on Denarau Island.

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5. InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa (Coral Coast)

One of the largest and most lucrative resorts in Fiji, the InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa lines the Coral Coast‘s famous Natadola Bay. The resort offers a deluxe experience for all types of travellers while having the set-up in place for one group to not disturb the other, such as the adult-only areas and the Planet Trekkers kids’ club. The resort has a vast selection of rooms from the best-of-the-best “Club Intercontinental Suites” complete with a private pool to the humble yet no less luxurious “Pool View Rooms”. Guests are also spoiled for choice when it comes to the bars, casual dining and fine dining venues available, making each night as refreshing as the last. Check out more options like this in the 10 Best Luxury Resorts on the Coral Coast.

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6. Royal Davui Island Resort (Pacific Harbour)

A barefoot luxury island escape awaits at the Royal Davui Island Resort located just off the Pacific Harbour. This adults-only retreat is made up of just 16 luxurious villas scattered across a private island. With private dining on your villa’s deck and an indulgent day spa, the Royal Davui is a go-to for ultimate relaxation. That’s not to say that there’s no adventure to be had, especially when there are 10 dive sites around the island, watersports equipment to make use of, and culture immersion thanks to the village visits available. See more like this in the 5 Best Luxury Resorts on the Pacific Harbour & Beqa.

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7. Emaho Sekawa Resort (Vanua Levu)

Swap private islands and beaches for a tropical jungle getaway in Vanua Levu and the Emaho Sekawa Resort. Accommodation consists of two luxury villas and a “Grand Residence” at this ultra-boutique resort where villas boast private infinity pools, day beds and expansive decks among private tropical gardens. The resort is a favourite for weddings, honeymoons or a single’s getaway giving you a luxury location to reconnect with each other or yourself through the wealth of complimentary and paid activities available from waterfall walks on the property to scuba diving in the famous Namena Marine Reserve. Check out more places to stay in the 10 Best Luxury Resorts on Vanua Levu.

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8. Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay (Nadi/Coral Coast)

Nadi‘s only five-star resort (not including those on Denarau Island), the Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay provides a luxurious getaway for all types of travellers with a highlight of the resort being the overwater bures. Winding across an azure lagoon, the overwater bures are exclusively for adults, while families can make use of the scenic beachfront bures and the multitude of child services the resort provides. Fine dining can be sampled in one of the five eateries or treat yourself to the in-room dining service. Check out more options around the Nadi area in the 5 Best Luxury Resorts in Nadi.

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9. Kokomo Private Island (Kadavu)

Get off the beaten track and escape to Kadavu‘s only luxury resort, Kokomo Private Island. Your private refuge could be one of the incredibly spacious “Beachfront Villas” or “Private Residences”, each with its own pool and terrace and nestled in private gardens just steps away from the beach. Indulge in the resort’s locally sourced cuisine and experience something unique like swimming with manta rays, sailing with the little ones, enjoying a romantic sunset cruise and the list goes ever on. Learn more about the remote islands of Kadavu in the 5 Best Resorts on Kadavu.

10. Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort (Coral Coast)

The Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort is one of the hero resorts of Fiji, offering five-star luxury close to some of the Coral Coast‘s most popular attractions. While the resort caters to all types of travellers, it’s often praised for being one of the best family-friendly resorts in Fiji thanks to the fantastic range of kids’ and teens’ activities and clubs. Meanwhile, Mum and Dad can indulge in the fabulous Bebe Spa with private open-air treatment balconies overlooking the Coral Coast or adventure with a scuba diving trip. There is a range of traditionally thatched bures with contemporary interiors, from cosy “Ocean View Rooms” with a private balcony to large “Family Bures”. For more resorts like this, take a look at our 20 Best Family Resorts in Fiji.

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11. Wakaya Club & Spa (Lomaiviti Islands)

A private island resort located on 2,200 acres (810 ha) of virtually untouched island, no wonder the Wakaya Club & Spa has earned itself a reputation for attracting the rich and famous. The luxury resort in the lesser-visited Lomaiviti Islands is boutique only holding five bures and two private villas. Bures are constructed from fallen trees around Wakaya Island, blending with the natural environment and easing you into the island’s ambience. Each bure has a rock outdoor shower, living area, outdoor deck and reading garden, while the “Governor’s Bure” and “Ambassador’s Bure” offer added extras, such as a private plunge pool and spa bathtubs. Finally, the two villas are ideal for group gatherings and family reunions, where guests can enjoy a tennis court and full use of the Wakaya Spa facilities. See our 5 Best Luxury Accommodations in the Lomaiviti Islands to see more options in this breathtaking island group.

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12. Grand Pacific Hotel (Suva)

Stay in one of Fiji’s most iconic buildings and the only five-star hotel in the capital city, the Grand Pacific Hotel. A blend of contemporary elegance and heritage of this 100+-year-old hotel graces the halls, rooms and suites where the Bliss Spa and fine dining Prince Albert Restaurant are just some of the fabulous facilities. As for the rooms, guests can choose the romantic setting of the “Heritage Rooms and Suites”, or enjoy modern comforts in the stylish “Harbour” and “Kingsford Smith Wings”. For something unique, you can even stay in the suites named after the hotel’s famous guests, such as Queen Elizabeth and Charles Kingsford Smith. For more options in Suva, take a look at the 5 Best Luxury Accommodations in Suva.

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13. VOMO Island Resort (Mamanuca Islands)

Sitting secluded on the edge of the Mamanuca Group, VOMO Island Resort is its own private island retreat. This luxury resort has two private islands to explore, whether it’s through its land activities or underwater with its sensational snorkelling and diving opportunities. The resort also has an award-winning spa even offering children’s treatments on the menu so even the smallest guests are catered for. Any guest will rave about the divine gourmet dining available on the island and everything made easy for families thanks to their action-packed Kids Village.

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14. Likuliku Lagoon Resort (Mamanuca Islands)

A haven in the Mamanucas with Fiji’s first over-water bures, the Likuliku Lagoon Resort is a unique experience for couples on a romantic getaway. It’s difficult not to feel instantly relaxed as you step onto this beautiful resort on Malolo Island. You can make your experience as active or laid back as you like with snorkelling available in the nearby vibrant reef, cultural experiences, island excursions, unwinding in the island bar surrounded by azure waters, treatments at the spa, and so much more. For more couple-centric stays, check out the 20 Most Romantic Resorts in Fiji.

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15. Nanuku Resort (Pacific Harbour)

You’ll never wish you had more space at the five-star luxury Nanuku Resort with their 650 ft² (60 m²) villas being the smallest type of room they do! Made up of one-bedroom and two-bedroom suites, spacious family villas and six-bedroom residences, the resort gives that real home-away-from-home feel (except for the part where you are in paradise). Each room or villa is modern with Fijian design touches going well on theme with the abundance of cultural activities available at the resort from Fijian cooking lessons to traditional “lovo” dinners. The resort focuses on wellness too with jungle boot camps, judo and other fitness classes or if you prefer, spend more of your time relaxing with a spa treatment on their treetop deck. For families, there’s a kids’ club and for romantics, there’s a wealth of private experiences from private island visits to destination dining. It feels like the possibilities are endless at the Nanuku Resort.

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16. Navutu Stars Resort (Yasawa Islands)

Couples, set your sights on the five-star adults-only Navutu Island Resort. Relax, unwind and rejuvenate at this spectacular island paradise with three types of bure: beachfront, garden and the “Grand Bure”. Grand Bures are set on the hilltop with a wrap-around deck to enjoy private al fresco dining. Speaking of dining, Navutu provides many romantic settings to dine under the stars on the island, as well as providing a fine balance of adventure and relaxation for guests, including a spa and yoga deck. Check out our 10 Best Spa Resorts in Fiji for more information.

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17. COMO Laucala Island (Taveuni)

This private island covering 12 km² (5 mi²) is famously one of the most luxurious retreats in Fiji with a rate mostly attracting the rich and famous. There are 25 Fijian-style bures, five restaurants, a private airstrip, an 18-hole championship golf course and a wealth of activities and wellness experiences. Days on COMO Laucala Island can be spent windsurfing, sailing one of the 14 boats, horse riding on one of the resort’s eight horses, finding your own quiet spot in the 2,000 m² (2,150 ft²) lagoon pool, and indulging in fine dining in a colonial-style mansion.

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18. Crowne Plaza Fiji Nadi Bay Resort & Spa, an IHG Hotel (Nadi)

Discover sanctuary at Crowne Plaza Fiji Nadi Bay Resort & Spa, Fiji’s newest beachfront haven along the idyllic Wailoaloa Beach in Nadi Bay. We recommend this resort for its perfect balance of serene beachfront leisure and proximity to local attractions. The luxury resort boasts a whopping 324 rooms ranging from premium to oceanview suites, with spaces suitable for families, corporate guests and everyone in between. Leisure is at the forefront with multiple pools, direct beach access, and clubs for kids and teens to enjoy. We like the added luxuries of the spa, a whiskey bar and a retail arcade, ensuring a diverse and indulgent experience.

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More About Luxury Resorts in Fiji

That’s it for the best luxury resorts in Fiji. See how they compare to The Top 50 Resorts in Fiji. Plus, get even more tips in The Complete Luxury Travel Guide to Fiji.

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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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