15 BEST Resorts on the Pacific Harbour & Beqa 🏄 [2026]

Last Updated: 24 September, 2024

Stunning Holiday Accommodations on the Pacific Harbour and Beqa Island

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So you’ve made the incredibly wise choice to spend your “Fiji Time” in the adventure hub of the Pacific Harbour, but where should you stay? Your next decision is to choose between the excellent resorts scattered along the Pacific Harbour, on Beqa Island and even on private islands just off the coast. Luckily, we’ve put together some of your best options in this list of resorts on the Pacific Harbour and Beqa. There’s something to suit every budget, style and mood.

1. The Pearl South Pacific Resort

An iconic resort in the centre of the Pacific Harbour, The Pearl South Pacific Resort is an obvious go-to for a Pacific Harbour vacation. Stay in one of their contemporary hotel-style rooms or treat yourself to one of their luxury penthouses. Either way, you’ll have access to a large outdoor swimming pool and pool bar, an adults-only pool, several dining options including their signature fine dining establishment overlooking the coast, a day spa, and the popular Pearl Golf & Country Club, as featured in the 10 Best Golf Resorts in Fiji.

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2. Uprising Beach Resort

Make your stay in the adventure capital more affordable with the Uprising Beach Resort. This fantastic beachfront resort has a range of traditionally thatched bures (bungalows), from the “Commodore Deluxe Villas” to a shared facility in the “Tree House Dormitory”. The resort has a restaurant serving buffet breakfasts and a la carte lunch and dinner, as well as a beachfront bar. With its own rugby field, gym, swimming pool, beach volleyball court and free use of non-motorise sports equipment, there are plenty of opportunities to get active! Otherwise, just sit back and relax in a hammock… For more stays like this, check out our 5 Best Budget Accommodations on the Pacific Harbour.

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3. Nanuku Resort

Experience five-star luxury on the shores of the Pacific Harbour with the Nanuku Resort. Boasting spacious villas, suites and residences, the resort has ample space for every type of holidaymaker without disturbing the other. Families can make use of the educational kids’ club, nanny services and family-friendly activities, while couples can treat themselves to private picnics and private island excursions. There’s a wealth of dining experiences to be had from a fine dining restaurant to private dining in a treetop deck. Guests can also make use of the day spa, book onto the adventure activities of the area, and join resort-run activities such as a “Fiji Food Safari”. Find more resorts like this in our 5 Best Luxury Resorts on the Pacific Harbour.

Check Nanuku Resort out at nanukuresort.com.

4. Beqa Lagoon Resort

For an island escape, consider the Beqa Lagoon Resort. Situated on Beqa Island, this resort has 25 air-conditioned bures, from luxurious bures with a private plunge pool to larger two-bedrooms ideal for families. The resort is ideal for doing as much or as little as you like, offering world-class diving at the Beqa Lagoon, access to authentic cultural experiences in the nearby two Fijian villages, and its very own Lali Spa for massages on the beach. Any activity you have probably dreamed of doing in Fiji; they most likely do it at the Beqa Lagoon Resort. For more family-friendly stays like this, don’t miss our 10 Best Family Resorts on the Pacific Harbour.

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5. Royal Davui Island Resort

An all-inclusive getaway awaits at the Royal Davui Island Resort. This eco-friendly luxury resort specialises in weddings, honeymoons, anniversaries and all things romance with its 16 luxury villas perched around the resort’s own private island. Each villa has uninterrupted views of the ocean with a private plunge pool. As for activities, couples can spend days scuba diving, doing Fijian cooking lessons, enjoying a private sand cay picnic, indulging in the Davui Fiji Spa and much more! Find out more about this resort in the 5 Best Adults-Only Accommodations on the Pacific Harbour.

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6. Lalati Resort & Spa

Another boutique resort that’s perfect for couples’ and friends’ get-togethers is the Lalati Resort & Spa. Nestled in a tropical forest of a secluded bay on Beqa Island, the Lalati Resort offers “rugged luxury” with 16 individually designed bures scattered along the coast and gardens, minus some minor comforts such as air-conditioning. The resort has an on-site spa, a wide range of adventure, relaxation and cultural activities, as well as romance and wedding packages that are oh-so-tempting. Learn more about this resort in the 10 Most Romantic Resorts on the Pacific Harbour.

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Lalati Resort & Spa on Trip.com

7. ULTIQA Fiji Palms Resort

For that home-away-from-home experience, except for the fact that you’re in a stylish resort with a swimming pool and bar, choose the ULTIQA Fiji Palms Resort. The resort holds 32 two-bedroom apartments with a kitchen, dining area, lounge and a private balcony – the perfect environment to spruce up your own meals trying out the local ingredients! The resort has babysitting services, barbecues, massage services, a spa pool and activities can be arranged at the tour desk. For more apartment-style stays, check out the 10 Best Self-Catering Accommodations on the Pacific Harbour.

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8. Waidroka Bay Resort

Another awesome option on the mainland’s Pacific Harbour is the Waidroka Bay Resort. 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 surf location for couples, solo travellers and groups of mates. 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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9. Lawaki Beach House

We can’t go without mentioning the homely Lawaki Beach House on Beqa Island. This simple budget accommodation is made up of a couple of private bures and a dorm bure, as well as a “bure levu” (big house) with all your essential amenities. Make use of the free equipment for snorkelling, kayaking, meeting the villagers, mountain trekking, enjoying kava sessions, and more in this easy-going resort where nature, culture and relaxation come easy.

10. 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 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.

11. Yatu Lau Lagoon Resort

Yatu Lau Lagoon Resort, nestled next to the Pacific Harbour’s iconic central lagoon, offers a relaxed ambience on a quiet town estate. We’re fond of its unfussy rooms that don’t skimp on comfort, featuring TVs, minifridges, and tea and coffee makers, complemented by marble bathrooms and antique furnishings. Enjoy views of the lagoon or gardens, with studios offering kitchenettes for added convenience. Other noteworthy amenities include a dive centre and an outdoor pool, while those seeking adventure or relaxation can book charter boats, massages, and tours.

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12. Villa Takali

A holiday home with the services of a luxury resort, Villa Takali stands as a pinnacle of private luxury, a 10,000 sq ft haven set on 2 acres along the serene Loloma Beach, near the Pacific Harbour. This fully staffed villa encapsulates opulence with a stunning 25 m infinity pool, private 3D cinema, and floodlit tennis and basketball courts, all for the exclusive enjoyment of its guests. We’re particularly impressed by its array of on-site luxuries and the fact that it has graced numerous international TV and movie productions. To top it all off, guests are treated to private airport transfers, non-alcoholic beverages, and WiFi, with the option of full board from a private chef. For more upscale stays like this, don’t miss our 10 Best Luxury Accommodations on the Pacific Harbour.

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Villa Takali on Booking.com

13. Sunset View Villas

Sunset View Villas might also stretch the definition of “resort” but its boutique selection of standalone budget-friendly one-bedroom villas is still worth considering for those seeking a more affordable stay. We like that guests can choose between two double beds or single beds, accommodating different group sizes and preferences. The villas feature a fully-equipped kitchen and an open-plan living area, providing a comfortable and convenient stay. Set on expansive grounds near the river’s edge, this spot is perfect for those seeking a serene retreat without breaking the bank. We recommend Sunset View Villas for its excellent value and tranquil ambience.

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14. Villa Tinikatolu

Another holiday home villa boasting resort-style services, Villa Tinikatolu offers a unique blend of contemporary and traditional Fijian design, set in a spacious, air-conditioned layout with an open-plan living area that opens onto a vast veranda and pool deck. We recommend this villa for its luxurious accommodation for up to 10 guests, extensive entertainment amenities, including a large pool, hot tub and access to beach gear like paddleboards and snorkels. The villa’s seamless indoor-outdoor living spaces, coupled with modern comforts and traditional Fijian charm, make it an ideal choice for families or groups seeking a tranquil yet engaging holiday experience in Fiji. See more on the holiday rental spectrum in the 10 Best Villas & Holiday Homes on the Pacific Harbour.

15. Club Oceanus Resort

For a no-nonsense stay at a well-located resort on the Pacific Harbour, choose the Club Oceanus Resort. The simple resort has “King Studios” for couples and “Standard Triple Studios” for families, as well as barbecue facilities, a restaurant and a bar. It makes an affordable base for exploring the Pacific Harbour and doing adventure activities that are easily booked through the resort. Otherwise, just relax by the outdoor swimming pool.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Resorts on the Pacific Harbour and Beqa Island

Now that you know about the amazing resorts on Pacific Harbour and Beqa Island, here are the answers to the internet’s frequently asked questions about these stunning Fijian destinations!

Where is Pacific Harbour located in Fiji?

Pacific Harbour is located on the southern coast of Viti Levu, Fiji’s main island. It’s about 50 km (31 mi) west of Suva and is known as the adventure capital of Fiji. You’ll love its easy access to both land and water activities! For more information, check out our Pacific Harbour travel guide.

What activities can I do in Pacific Harbour?

Pacific Harbour is a thrill-seeker’s paradise! You can:

Go shark diving (don’t worry, it’s safe!)
Try white-water rafting
Enjoy world-class golfing
Experience river tubing
Jump on a jet ski safari

There’s something for everyone, whether you’re an adrenaline junkie or just looking to unwind. For more information, check out our guide to activities in Pacific Harbour.

How do I get to Beqa Island from Pacific Harbour?

Getting to Beqa Island is a breeze! You can take a short 30-minute boat ride from Pacific Harbour. Most resorts on Beqa will arrange transfers for you (how’s that for convenience?). If you’re staying in Pacific Harbour, you can also book day trips to Beqa. For more information, check out our guide to transportation on the Pacific Harbour.

What is Beqa Island known for?

Beqa Island is famous for its stunning coral reefs, traditional Fijian culture, and the legendary firewalking ceremony. It’s also a top spot for diving and snorkelling. Oh, and did we mention the beaches? They’re absolutely gorgeous!

Are there family-friendly resorts in Pacific Harbour and Beqa Island?

Absolutely! Both Pacific Harbour and Beqa Island offer family-friendly resorts with activities for all ages. Many resorts have kids’ clubs, family rooms, and child-friendly menus. You’ll find everything from budget-friendly options to luxury resorts that cater to families. For more information, check out our guide to 15 Family-Friendly Accommodations on the Pacific Harbour & Beqa.

What’s the best time of year to visit Pacific Harbour and Beqa Island?

The best time to visit is during Fiji’s dry season, from May to October. You’ll enjoy sunny days and lower humidity (perfect for outdoor adventures!). However, Fiji’s warm climate means it’s a great destination year-round. Just pack a light raincoat if you’re visiting during the wet season (November to April). For more information, check out our guide to the best time to visit Fiji.

Can I do day trips from Pacific Harbour to other parts of Fiji?

Definitely! Pacific Harbour’s central location makes it a great base for exploring. You can take day trips to:

Suva, Fiji’s capital city
The Coral Coast
Beqa Island for diving or firewalking experiences
River tours in the nearby rainforest

Many resorts and local tour operators can help arrange these excursions for you. For more information, check out our guide to day trips from Pacific Harbour.

More About Resorts on the Pacific Harbour and Beqa

That’s it for the best resorts on the Pacific Harbour and Beqa. For more ideas to arrange the perfect stay, take a look at the following:

Finally, see how the best resorts on the Pacific Harbour 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])

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About The Author

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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