5 Best Resorts in Levuka & the Lomaiviti Islands [2025]

1. Toberua Island Resort

Feel complete harmony at the Toberua Island Resort. Harmony in the contemporary interiors of the beachfront bures with a blend of traditional materials; harmony in the range of active experiences and the places to relax and soak up the Fiji sun. The Toberua Island Resort is set on a private island with 16 bures in four different styles. Each bure has enough space for families while offering some freestanding options to give couples privacy. The PADI dive centre on the island is a major drawcard, offering trips for all levels while offering a range of PADI dive courses. Fishing, kayaking, playing golf on a low tide golf course, sailing and lazying by the pool are all excellent ways to spend your time here at one of the very few high-end resorts in the Lomaivitis. As this stay is ideal for couples, we also list it in the 5 Most Romantic Resorts in the Lomaiviti Islands.

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• Toberua Island Resort on Booking.com
• Toberua Island Resort on Trip.com
• Toberua Island Resort on Expedia

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2. Leleuvia Island Resort

An island resort for budgeting holidaymakers, Leleuvia Island Resort provides affordable private bures and a dormitory. The private bures sleep up to six people, making it ideal for a family vacation or providing privacy for a couple’s retreat, while the dormitory puts the Lomaiviti Islands of the Fiji backpacker route. The resort is perfect for cultural immersion, offering regular boat trips to neighbouring islands and villages, as well as weekly lovo and kava nights. As part of their complimentary activity menu, outrigger canoeing enhances the South Pacific vibe of your island getaway. Of course, scuba diving and snorkelling are also available. For more affordable rooms, check out the 10 Best Budget Accommodations in the Lomaiviti Islands.

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3. Wakaya Club & Spa

Find complete luxury on the private island resort of the Wakaya Club & Spa. With 10 bures and two luxury villas on an otherwise verdant 2,200 acres (809 ha) forested and farmland island, your stay here will feel utterly exclusive. Even the “simplest” bures are wrapped in luxury with cathedral wooden ceilings, an outdoor shower and oversized bathtub, a private lounge, a reading garden and more. Added extras like a plunge pool or spa pool are available in the “Governor’s” and “Ambassador’s Bures”, while large groups will have their own unique space with a private pool and in-villa chefs in the resort’s villas. With a marine reserve right on the shores, Wakaya Island is an excellent base for scuba diving. Other highlights include tennis courts, a golf course and a luxurious day spa. See more like this in the 5 Best Luxury Accommodations in the Lomaiviti Islands.

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• Wakaya Club & Spa on Trip.com
• Wakaya Club & Spa on Expedia

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4. Ovalau Holiday Resort

The convenient base on Ovalau Island is just one reason to stay at the Ovalau Holiday Resort. The budget resort has bures suitable for all types of travellers, with self-catering facilities in each bure, as well as sleeping arrangements for up to five people. There’s good snorkelling off the beach, but you’ll need your own gear, while the outdoor pool is a refreshing place to relax. The resort also offers authentic Indo-Fijian cuisine and offers transfers into Levuka town. See more like this in the 10 Best Self-Catering Accommodations in the Lomaiviti Islands.

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5. [UNDER RENOVATIONS] Dere Bay Resort

The only resort on the eastern reaches of the Lomaiviti Islands, Dere Bay Resort is a high-end resort with only three bures available for guests (others are sold to wealthy real estate investors). Dere Bay Resort on Koro Island has open-plan bures with one king bed, two singles and an ensuite. Each bure is only a few steps from the beach where walks, snorkelling, kayaking and fishing are available. The resort has an on-site restaurant and bar, as well as plenty of places to relax and perfect the art of doing nothing. See more like this in the 10 Best Family Resorts in the Lomaiviti Islands.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Resorts in Levuka and the Lomaiviti Islands

Now that you know about the best resorts in Levuka and the Lomaiviti Islands, here are the answers to the internet’s frequently asked questions about accommodation in this charming part of Fiji!

Are there any luxury resorts in Levuka or the Lomaiviti Islands?

While Levuka isn’t known for ultra-luxurious resorts, you’ll find ultra-luxurious private island resorts in the Lomaiviti Islands like Wakaya Club & Spa. We can also recommend Toberua Island Resort as an alternative, offering private beach bures and excellent amenities. For more information, check out the 5 Best Luxury Accommodations in Levuka & the Lomaiviti Islands.

What’s the best time of year to visit Levuka and the Lomaiviti Islands?

The best time to visit is during Fiji’s dry season, from May to October. You’ll enjoy sunny days, lower humidity, and calmer seas – perfect for island hopping and water activities. For more information, check out The Best Time to Visit Fiji: A Month-by-Month Guide.

How do I get to Levuka and the Lomaiviti Islands?

Getting to this off-the-beaten-path destination is part of the adventure! You can take a domestic flight from Nadi or Suva to Ovalau Island, then a short taxi ride to Levuka. Alternatively, catch a ferry from Suva to Ovalau (about 3 hrs 30 mins). For other Lomaiviti Islands, you might need to hop on an additional boat transfer. (Don’t worry, the views are worth it!) For more information, check out the Lomaiviti Islands Transport Guide: 5 Ways to Get to the Lomaiviti Islands.

What activities are available at resorts in Levuka and the Lomaiviti Islands?

You’re in for a treat! Most resorts offer:

• Snorkelling and diving in pristine coral reefs
• Kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding
• Fishing trips
• Island hopping tours
• Cultural village visits

In Levuka, don’t miss exploring the historic town – it’s a UNESCO World Heritage site! For more information, check out the 20 Best Things to Do in the Lomaiviti Islands.

Are resorts in Levuka and the Lomaiviti Islands suitable for families?

Absolutely! Many resorts welcome families and offer activities for all ages. Ovalau Holiday Resort, for example, has family rooms and a laid-back atmosphere perfect for kids. However, do check with individual resorts about their family policies, as some may be more geared towards couples or adults. For more information, check out the 10 Best Family Accommodations in Levuka & the Lomaiviti Islands.

What’s the food like at resorts in Levuka and the Lomaiviti Islands?

Get ready for a culinary adventure! Most resorts serve a mix of international cuisine and delicious Fijian dishes. Expect lots of fresh seafood, tropical fruits, and local specialties like kokoda (Fijian-style ceviche). Some resorts even offer cooking classes where you can learn to make traditional Fijian dishes. Yum! For more information, check out The Complete Food Guide to Fiji.

Can I visit Levuka and the Lomaiviti Islands on a day trip?

While it’s possible to visit Levuka on a day trip from Suva, we don’t recommend it. There’s so much to see and do that you’ll want at least a few days to soak it all in. Plus, the journey itself takes time. For the other Lomaiviti Islands, day trips are generally not practical due to their remote locations. Trust us, you’ll want to stay and enjoy island time!

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