20 BEST Resorts on the Coral Coast 🏝️ [2025]

Last Updated: 16 June, 2025

The Top Holiday Resorts in Sigatoka and the Coral Coast

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This is what “Fiji Time” is all about; cocktail in hand, feet in the sand, and the luxury to be able to do absolutely nothing… That’s pretty much the essence of a resort holiday on the Coral Coast of Fiji. What’s more, you’ll have it in one of the most stunning stretches of coastline the islands have to offer.

Check out where to relax, rejuvenate and refresh with this list of resorts on the Coral Coast! There’s something to suit all styles, moods and budgets.

1. Crusoe’s Retreat

Tucked away on the east side of the Coral Coast – benefitting from some of the Pacific Harbour‘s attractions, Crusoe’s Retreat is a boutique accommodation that’s perfect for a relaxing holiday. Bures are made in a traditional style with thatched roofs and wooden-crafted interiors but with modern comforts.

All of this is set in lush tropical gardens beside a sandy beach and a lagoon. The resort offers a wealth of activities, from relaxing with an island massage, taking a guided nature walk or snorkelling in the lagoon, to more active adventures like scuba diving, an excursion to caves or white water rafting.

Culture is also an integral part of the Crusoe’s Retreat experience with crafting lessons, cooking demos, kava ceremonies, meke dancing and lovo buffet nights.

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2. Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort

True Fijian culture mixed with luxury is what a holiday at the Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort is all about. While the resort caters fantastically to couples and friendship groups with its adults-only pool and bar, we get the most excited about their family services.

The kids’ club is often praised for being one of the best in Fiji, giving Mum and Dad time to unwind at their Bebe Spa, go scuba diving or something else.

Rooms are sleek and simple yet well-appointed, not that you’ll spend much time there with so much to do at the resort. End your day at one of their superb dining venues, from the Sundowner Bar & Grill to their fine dining Ivi Restaurant.

See more resorts like this in our 10 Best Family Resorts on the Coral Coast.

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3. Matanivusi Beach Eco Surf Resort

Offering surf lessons, boat trips, yoga retreats, scuba diving excursions and kitesurfing, Matanivusi Beach Eco Surf Resort wears many hats for an ideal watersports and relaxation retreat. The resort on the edge of the Coral Coast and Pacific Harbour has a real “adults-only” vibe catering well to couples, solo travellers and small groups.

On top of that, the resort prides itself on an eco-friendly approach, sustainably working with the local villages. Choose Matanivusi for a real “treat-yourself” surf or yoga holiday on the mainland of Fiji.

For more sustainable stays, check out the 10 Best Eco-Resorts in Fiji.

4. The Beachouse

Backpackers and budget travellers, don’t miss The Beachouse! Stay in one of their dorms, ensuite private rooms with an outdoor shower, or garden huts amidst lush tropical forest on the beachfront. The backpacker hostel resort is the perfect place to relax with friends, take part in a free yoga class and indulge in Fijian food, or get active with free use of canoes, kayaks and more!

For more like this, head over to the 10 Best Backpacker Resorts in Fiji.

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5. Kaila Na Ua Resort

Kaila Na Ua Resort, meaning “Roar of the Waves” in Fijian, offers an intimate experience on Fiji’s Coral Coast, known for its serene beauty and sophisticated yet relaxed atmosphere. We’re drawn to its prime location on the Sunset Strip, boasting manicured gardens and stunning Pacific Ocean views.

The resort provides complimentary use of kayaks, SUP boards and American-style bikes, enhancing the outdoor adventure experience. Take advantage of the entertainment room, barbecue facilities by the pool, and direct beach access complete with a rustic area for bonfires.

While WiFi is available for a fee, the array of amenities and activities makes Kaila Na Ua Resort a captivating choice for those seeking a retreat with all the essential amenities. See more like this in the 10 Best Self-Catering Accommodations on the Coral Coast.

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6. Mango Bay Resort

Mango Bay Resort shows us that we don’t need to pay a premium to enjoy a spectacular resort holiday in Fiji. The budget-friendly resort allows guests to immerse themselves in nature with “Beachfront” and “Garden Villas” nestled within tropical gardens, seamlessly integrating with the surroundings.

The resort has plenty on offer for all kinds of travellers, from families with money to spare on exciting glass-bottom boat tours, scuba diving and cruises to the budget traveller wanting to load up on the free inclusions like Fijian cooking classes, snorkelling and kayaking.

The resort also has a fantastic dining venue with lovo nights, as well as wedding services. See more options like this in our 10 Best Budget Accommodations on the Coral Coast.

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7. Fiji Hideaway Resort & Spa

This mid-range resort is just pure fun! Days are spent relaxing at their Spa Village, scuba diving, surfing, letting the kids loose at the Hermit Crab Kids’ Club, immersing in the Fijian culture of the Sekoula Village and much more! When the sun goes down, the resort has a jam-packed itinerary of entertainment with Fijian shows, quizzes and beach bonfires.

As for rooms, enjoy spacious and airy bures (bungalows) for families, including two-bedroom bures, and the “Deluxe Beachfront Bure” and “Honeymoon Bure” for couples at a quieter corner of the resort.

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8. Wellesley Resort Fiji

Enjoy peace and tranquillity at the adults-only Wellesley Resort Fiji. The resort offers chic and contemporary rooms for a romantic getaway, friends’ vacation or a solo timeout with their premium “Pool Villas” offering complete solitude. All you have to worry about is whether to go snorkelling, take a dip in the pool, or simply relax in a hammock.

The resort also provides kayaks and bushwalking opportunities for those seeking a bit of adventure. With no alcohol on the property, it’s the perfect spot for a refreshing and rejuvenating escape.

See more resorts like this in our 10 Best Adults-Only Resorts on the Coral Coast.

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9. Gecko’s Resort

Another resort allowing your dollars to go further, Gecko’s Resort is a budget to mid-range resort famous for its Polynesian dance and fire shows. Apart from that, the resort rooms are scattered across lush gardens and are made up of studio units and interconnecting studio units for families.

The resort also has a swimming pool, beauty salon, sports courts, bikes to hire, as well as a tour desk to arrange your activities.

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10. Tambua Sands Beach Resort

Part of The Warwick resort group, Tambua Sands Beach Resort is the budget adults-only little sister of the Coral Coast’s popular resorts. The resort is small and humble with 25 beach and garden bures edging the crystal clear waters by the beach.

Enjoy dining at the Tambua Sands Restaurant, offering fresh seafood and kava ceremony nights, an outdoor swimming pool and access to facilities at The Naviti Resort (see above). For more couple-centric options, check out the 10 Most Romantic Resorts on the Coral Coast.

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11. Waidroka Bay Resort

A surf resort on the Pacific Harbour side of the Coral Coast, the Waidroka Bay Resort is one of Fiji’s lesser-known gems and prefers to keep it that way. Hop on one of their catamaran surf trips to breaks no more than 10 minutes away with all the gear available to hire at the resort.

With spacious private, single, double, and shared rooms, this is the ideal watersports-oriented getaway for couples, solo travellers, and groups of friends. What’s more, indulge in yoga sessions, massages and cocktails by the poolside or main bar. For more like this, check out the 10 Best Surf Resorts in Fiji.

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12. Yadua Bay Resort

Yadua Bay Resort, just five minutes from Sigatoka, presents a burgeoning 4-star boutique hotel experience with stunning views of paradise. We like its current offering of 20 spacious, fully air-conditioned deluxe rooms, all a short walk from the oceanfront, alongside a sea view villa that accommodates five, and various studios and suites enhanced with extra amenities.

While still in development for its villa lots, guests can enjoy the onsite swimming pool, albeit with a focus more on accommodation than a full resort experience. We recommend Yadua Bay Resort for those seeking a serene stay with easy ocean access and the promise of a growing array of facilities.

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13. Likuri Island Resort

Famous for its day cruises and island excursions (see the 10 Best Island Day Trips in Fiji), Likuri Island Resort also has a resort if you want the fun to last longer than just a day. Formerly known as Robinson Crusoe Island Resort, the resort has 14 affordable bures, from the “Island Lodge” ideal for families to the cute and quirky “Bure Lailai” with one single bed.

The resort is lively with day trips, but you can escape from it all with complimentary snorkelling, kayaking, weaving, cooking and crafting lessons, an ancient pottery site tour and much more! Food at the resort is buffet style, with many nights’ dinners prepared “lovo” style in an underground oven, in theme with the popular day and night shows.

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14. The Crow’s Nest Resort

A boutique haven with only 28 villas, The Crow’s Nest Resort boasts stunning ocean views and caters to all guests, including families. We value its combination of self-catering options and the appeal of “Honeymoon Villas” on the hillside, providing unforgettable views.

Renowned for its crowd-pleasing cuisine and a plethora of activities like snorkelling right off the resort, unfussy travellers are sure to have a memorable stay. We recommend this resort for those seeking a combination of relaxation, scenic beauty, and culinary excellence, ideal for enjoying under a coconut tree or by the pool.

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15. Yatule Resort & Spa

Located on one of Fiji’s most stunning beaches, Natadola Beach, the Yatule Resort & Spa offers a peaceful retreat on the Coral Coast. Stay in one of 36 contemporary-style villas with architecture unlike anything else seen on the Coral Coast.

Choose between “Pool View”, “Beachfront” and “Deluxe Beachfront” rooms with plush bedding. The restaurant specialises in Western, Asian and Indian Tandoori dishes, as well as light eats at the pool bar.

You can even learn how to make your own curries in a cooking class, visit a local village, do a waterfall tour and many more activities organised by the resort.

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16. Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay

Nothing screams paradise like lounging on the private deck of your overwater bure, standing in the middle of an azure lagoon. The Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay perched between the Coral Coast and Nadi is one of the most luxurious resorts in Fiji and the easiest to get to after your plane lands.

The resort caters to families, with their kids’ pool and kids’ clubs, couples with their adults-only overwater bures, adults-only pool and wedding packages, and business travellers, with conference facilities, a spa and a fitness centre. Needless to say, the fine dining restaurant is the cherry (or coconut) on top.

For a comfortable pre-arrival experience, the Marriott Bonvoy Lounge at Nadi Airport offers complimentary tea and coffee and allows guests to check in online before making the 45-minute drive to the resort.

See more like this in the 5 Best Overwater Bungalows in Fiji.

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17. Shangri-La’s Fijian Resort & Spa

Find five-star luxury taking up the entire Yacuna Island at the Shangri-La’s Fijian Resort & Spa. This huge resort (the largest in Fiji) is split into three wings, with families in the “Yacuna Wing” and couples and others enjoying the more peaceful “Reef” and “Ocean Wings”.

Guests at the resort are spoiled for choice with activities each day with both adult and child programmes, water sports activities and not to mention all the nearby attractions of the Coral Coast just a short drive away. And for you business travellers, Shangri-La boasts the largest conference venue in Fiji.

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18. The Warwick Fiji

If you’ve been dreaming of doing some intense relaxing on the Coral Coast, then you’ve probably been dreaming of The Warwick Fiji. The five-star luxury resort is where you can unwind by the pool or beach, enjoy dining on private lagoon islands, relax in the adults’ pool while the little ones are at the kids’ club, or spend the day in the Warwick Spa.

The best thing about this resort is the food, thanks to its wide range of dining experiences from teppanyaki at the Sazanami Restaurant to fine dining with your feet in the sand at the Wick Walu Restaurant. Rooms are stylish and what you’d expect of a five-star resort, with options for all types of travellers.

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19. InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa

Settle for nothing less than pure luxury at the InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa. Boasting one of the largest resorts in Fiji, the InterContinental has a wide offering of luxury holidays for different groups without disturbing each other.

Relax in rooms with garden, pool, beach and lagoon views or choose one of the more exclusive “Club InterContinental” rooms with private plunge pools and exclusive adult-only areas. You’ll experience some of the best fine dining on the Coral Coast at the Navo Restaurant, enjoy classics with a twist at the Toba Bar & Grill, and watch cultural entertainment with a cocktail in hand at the Kama Lounge.

See more resorts like this in our 10 Best Luxury Resorts on the Coral Coast.

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20. The Naviti Resort

The Warwick’s sister resort, The Naviti Resort, offers a more “four-star” Warwick experience but with plenty of services to make your holiday one to remember. Make use of the Naviti Spa, the kids’ club, delectable cuisine at their three restaurants and a fabulous selection of activities within the resort.

Guests have a range of rooms available from simple “Ocean-View” rooms to luxurious “Studio Villas” to spacious “One-Bedroom Villas”.

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More About Resorts on the Coral Coast

That’s it for the best resorts on the Coral Coast. For more Coral Coast insights, check out more of our trip-planning tips:

Finally, see how the resorts on the Coral Coast compare to The Top 50 Resorts in Fiji. Plus, get even more tips in The Complete Travel Guide to Fiji.

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])
Coral Coast Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association (Regional tourism website)

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Laura (Lora) 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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