11 Best Spas & Spa Resorts in the Mamanuca Islands 🌺

Last Updated: 11 June, 2025

Where to Find the Best Spas in the Mamanuca Islands

Rest and rejuvenation: that’s what a trip to Fiji is all about. On the islands that invented “Fiji time“, it’s hard to not feel instantly relaxed once you step onto the sandy shores of your island resort.

The Mamanuca Islands are a group of 20-30 islands scattered along the sparkling waters of the South Pacific, yet only a short cruise or flight away from the mainland. Island resorts on the Mamanucas have taken advantage of their serene settings by creating some incredible spas.

So take a look at this list of spas in the Mamanuca Islands to get a sense of what relaxing experiences await on your Fiji holiday.

While you’re here, take a look at our Adults-Only Guide to the Mamanuca Islands for more ways to relax in Fiji.

1. Wai Siliva Spa – Tadrai Island Resort

Experience pure luxury at the Wai Siliva Spa, Tadrai Island Resort. The spa at the adults-only resort will take you wherever you want to go on the 60-acre (25 ha) island – make it a beach massage, a reef massage at mid-tide, or within the privacy of your own villa.

Once you’ve chosen your setting, relax with natural treatments made with exclusively Fijian plant extracts. As for accommodation, the resort only has five beachfront villas, so you’re in for a peaceful stay in paradise.

See more heavenly resorts like this in the 5 Best Adults-Only Resorts in the Mamanuca Islands.

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2. Veidomoni Spa – Matamanoa Island Resort

Indulge in luxury at the award-winning Veidomoni Spa at Matamanoa Island Resort, a peaceful adults-only retreat in the Mamanuca Islands. This gorgeous spa, operated by the renowned Senikai Spa Fiji, is designed to host wellness programs and offers facilities tailored for yoga and relaxation.

The resort boasts 13 resort rooms and 10 villas, all with beach access, plunge pools, and outdoor showers. Guests can enjoy à la carte dining with custom dinner setups for romantic events or celebrations. Complimentary activities include non-motorised water sports, volleyball, and cultural shows. The resort’s dive centre offers scuba and free diving classes, with excellent snorkelling spots just off the beach.

For a truly exclusive experience, Matamanoa Island Resort doesn’t accept day-trippers, ensuring a tranquil atmosphere for its guests.

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3. Tokoriki Retreat Spa – Sheraton Resort Tokoriki Island

Boasting to be the Mamanuca Island’s largest day spa, the Tokoriki Retreat Spa at the Sheraton Resort is a must for indulgence. The spa specialises in traditional Fijian rituals accompanied by local essential oils for an all-around rejuvenating experience.

On top of its extensive spa menu, Tokoriki Retreat Spa also offers a number of beauty treatments, from waxing to pedicures.

As for accommodation, the Sheraton offers luxury for all travellers. The resort is split into two distinct areas: a family-friendly side and an adults-only section, with the latter featuring private plunge pools in all rooms.

Snorkelling enthusiasts will love the vibrant reefs accessible straight from the beach, while the resort can arrange exciting jet ski excursions for those seeking more underwater adventures.

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4. Tropica Day Spa – Tropica Island Resort

Enjoy a couples’ massage accompanied by natural Fijian spa products at the Tropica Day Spa of the Tropica Island Resort. One of the highlights offered is a traditional Fijian Bobo massage used to stimulate circulation and release tension.

The various couples’ spa packages are also well worth treating yourself to at this adults-only resort. When choosing your room, take a look at the Sanctuary Pool Suite, which has a private pool.

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5. Tatadra Spa – Likuliku Lagoon Resort

Set on the hillside overlooking an ocean lagoon, the Tatadra Spa at the Likuliku Lagoon Resort is another spectacular spa option in the Mamanuca Islands. It’s easy to fall into a state of relaxation simply by being in a stunning venue with ocean views and state-of-the-art treatment rooms.

As for the spa menu, you’ll find Fijian rituals, from beauty treatments to classics like the hot stone massage. For accommodation, choose your serenity setting: an overwater bure, a garden bure, an oceanfront bure or a tropical forest bure.

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6. Lomani Spa – Lomani Island Resort

Nestled in a secluded jungle oasis, the Lomani Spa at Lomani Island Resort offers a vibrant, nature-infused escape just a short stroll from the guest bures. This custom-built spa complex is surrounded by fragrant frangipani and swaying coconut trees, creating a truly tropical ambience.

Indulge in a mix of traditional treatments and modern wellness therapies across three private treatment bures. You’ll find a sauna, plunge pool, ice bath and relaxation deck to complement your spa experience. For couples seeking intimacy or individuals craving solitude, the bures offer a deeply personalised experience with private outdoor showers.

Those opting for the more comprehensive Wellness Journeys can enhance their experience with nutritious refreshments prepared by the Flametree Restaurant. It’s the perfect way to nourish both body and soul in this idyllic island setting.

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7. The Mana Spa – Mana Island Resort

Unwind with the many different treatment room options at the Mana Spa at the Mana Island Resort. The couples spa suite with plunge pool, day bed bure and shower bure makes the perfect base for rejuvenation while you enjoy treatments from your skilled therapist.

Even opt for a plunge pool of coconut milk to revive the skin and relax with your partner. Note that Mana Island Resort is usually closed for four months between April and July for Survivor US filming – and yes, they do run tours of the filming locations for guests outside of these dates.

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8. Tokoriki Spa – Tokoriki Island Resort

Offering some of the most luxurious treatment rooms in the Mamanuca Islands, the Tokoriki Spa in the five-star Tokoriki Island Resort will transport you a million miles away from any stress or worries. Treatment bures have volcanic rock walls with gently tumbling water topped with lush tropical greenery.

We recommend their sunrise couples’ massage as a relaxing and romantic way to start the day. This luxury adults-only retreat is also a fantastic base for scuba diving, fishing and private beach picnics.

See more resorts like this in The Luxury Travel Guide to the Mamanuca Islands.

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9. Kui Spa – VOMO Island Resort

The award-winning spa at the VOMO Island Resort has a treatment for everyone, even for their smallest guests, with their children’s spa menu. Whoever you are, you’ll find a rejuvenating spa treatment to take place either within the treatment rooms or within your room – find out more in our 10 Best Spas in Fiji.

You will not be disappointed by the other services also available, from the Kids Village to the stunning walks around this private island. See more like this in the 10 Best Family Resorts in the Mamanuca Islands.

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10. Leilani’s Spa – Malolo Island Resort

Lailani’s Spa is always a relaxing go-to on a holiday at the Malolo Island Resort. While the kids are at the kids’ club, the spa is a popular retreat for parents. The recently renovated spa has three treatment bures where skilled therapists will use natural Pure Fiji products to refresh the skin.

Choose your ritual on their extensive menu, from contemporary favourites to traditional Fijian methods. The spa is a great addition to the popular island resort, which has something for everyone.

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11. Makare Wellness Spa – Musket Cove Island Resort

Delve into the tropical gardens of the Makare Wellness Spa and treat yourself to a revitalising session in one of the five treatment bures. On top of your massage, facial or ritual, wash away your worries under an outdoor shower or relax in the specially-designed relaxation bure.

There’s also the option to choose an overwater beachside massage at this spa based at the Musket Cove Island Resort & Marina. As for accommodation, you have a range of stylish and spacious villas and bures to choose from, even some hanging over the edge of a waterway.

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More About Spas in the Mamanuca Islands and Fiji

That’s it for our guide to spas in the Mamanuca Islands; for more information about relaxation and wellness in Fiji, check out the following articles:

Finally, if there’s anything we’ve missed, you’re likely to find it in our Complete Guide to the Mamanuca Islands.

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])
Land Transport Authority (Road safety advice - 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])
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])
Mamanuca Environment Society (Regional conservation 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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