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The Wedding & Honeymoon Guide to Vanua Levu

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Weddings, Honeymoons and Romantic Getaways on Vanua Levu

Vanua Levu: it’s often the forgotten frontier when it comes to honeymoons and weddings in Fiji. That’s what makes it so magical. Experience a true off-the-beaten-track feel for your romantic escape where your honeymoon or your big day will feel just as unique as you are. With picturesque waterfalls, pristine sandy beaches, isolated islands and even a coral reef shaped like a heart, there are many perfect settings for romantic moments. What’s more, planning your special day here couldn’t be easier with the limited yet highly revered resorts on the island offering premium wedding packages and venues. Find out about them all and more with this wedding and honeymoon guide to Vanua Levu.

10 Romantic Activities on Vanua Levu for Couples

  • Escape to a private beach for a Champagne picnic
  • Learn how to scuba dive together
  • Fly over a heart-shaped coral reef
  • Walk to a beautiful waterfall
  • Unwind with a couple’s massage
  • Watch the ocean from a heart-shaped hot tub
  • Explore the waters in kayaks or stand-up paddleboards
  • Indulge in a private dining experience
  • Rejuvenate with a yoga session together
  • Stay in an adult-only resort

For more information on each activity, see our 10 Romantic Activities on Vanua Levu for Couples.

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How to Get to Vanua Levu

The entry airport into Fiji is on the island of Viti Levu. Vanua Levu is Fiji’s second-largest island, located northeast of Viti Levu just a one-hour flight away. Here, we’ll go through the most luxurious ways to get to Vanua Levu for a special occasion. Alternatively, see 6 Ways to Get to Vanua Levu (& Get Around Vanua Levu) for more options.

Vanua Levu by Plane

For couples arriving in Fiji via Nadi International Airport, a quick and convenient way to get to Vanua Levu is via a domestic flight to Savusavu Airport. Flights take approximately one hour. Flights to Savusavu and Labasa are also available from Suva’s airport, Nausori Airport (Viti Levu).

Private Flights to Vanua Levu

For something extra special, enjoy the intimacy of your own private flight from Nadi. Charter airlines offer private plane, seaplane and helicopter flights to Savusavu or even right in front of your resort in some locations.

Find out more about flying to Vanua Levu, including the airlines available, in the Vanua Levu Transport Guide: 6 Ways to Get to Vanua Levu (& Around Vanua Levu).

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Wedding Packages on Vanua Levu

Many brides-to-be have nightmares of wedding stress, but that doesn’t have to be the case when you get married on the islands of Fiji. Resorts on Vanua Levu, in particular, have specialised wedding planners, packages and venues to ensure your big day goes smoothly. Besides, the word “Fiji” and “stress” hardly go together!

Wedding Venues on Vanua Levu

If you’re looking for that dream island wedding venue, then set your sights on the wedding resorts. Have a toes-in-the-sand ceremony at resorts such as Savasi Island Resort, among lush tropical gardens at the Daku Fiji Resort or say “I do” by a majestic waterfall at the five-star Namale Resort & Spa. Resorts often provide multiple options for venues across the resort, so it’s best to pick a resort with the right package to suit before choosing a location for the ceremony. Find out more about the venues with our 10 Best Wedding Venues on Vanua Levu.

Vanua Levu Wedding Packages

Make your wedding day smooth sailing with a pre-made wedding package at one of the Vanua Levu resorts. Wedding packages typically include a coordinator, wedding license, tropical flower bouquet, buttonhole and decorations, two Fijian warrior escorts, a minister, Fijian serenaders, sparkling wine to toast and a single-tier wedding cake. Choose your perfect package with our list of 10 Best Wedding Packages on Vanua Levu.

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Honeymoon Packages on Vanua Levu

Begin the rest of your lives together the easy way with a honeymoon package on Vanua Levu. Honeymoon packages range from inclusions of romantic and soft adventure activities to little touches like drinks and canapes delivered to your room every evening.

Vanua Levu Honeymoon Packages

Enhance your honeymoon with a five- or seven-night honeymoon package at the five-star Emaho Sekawa Resort. The package includes accommodation in one of their luxurious villas, all-inclusive meals and non-alcoholic drinks, a candlelit dinner with musicians, a bottle of sparkling wine, a massage for each and a private beach picnic. Koro Sun Resort also offers a couple of romance packages with a lovers bed set up for arrival, a Champagne breakfast, a private beach picnic and a couple’s massage. For more honeymoon package examples, see our 5 Best Honeymoon Packages on Vanua Levu.

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Honeymoon Activities for Couples

There’s no lack of romantic ways to spend your time together on the paradise island on Vanua Levu. Aside from days gliding across the water in a kayak or learning to scuba dive together, here are a few ideas on how to make your time on the island together truly special.

Private Beach Picnic

Secluded on a sandbank with nothing but azure waters surrounding you. What could be a more romantic place to get marooned together? Let resorts like Nukubati Private Island set up a private table, umbrella and Champagne picnic for you on a sandbank amidst the Great Sea Reef. Koro Sun Resort and Emaho Sekawa Resort also offer private beach picnics where you’ll be transported to a secluded beach by boat.

Couples’ Massage

Experience what “Fiji time” is all about at one of the fabulous spas on Vanua Levu. Share a state of complete relaxation with your loved one as you experience traditional Fijian massages with natural spa products. Namale Resort & Spa has an award-winning spa with a wide range of blissful treatments available, or have the spa come to your very own villa deck at The Remote Resort. Get more inspiration for your couples’ massage with our 7 Best Spas on Vanua Levu.

The Veidomoni Deck

The Veidomoni Deck is located at the Namale Resort and features a heart-shaped hot tub, as well as views of tidal pools and a magnificent display from a blowhole. The deck can be booked out for a private breakfast or lunch, giving you more reasons to share this stunning location nestled into volcanic cliffs together.

Walk to Beautiful Waterfalls

Set the scene right, perhaps for popping the questions or just to enjoy the view together at one of Vanua Levu’s majestic waterfalls. There is no lack of waterfalls on the wild and wonderful Vanua Levu, where many resorts will have waterfalls on their premises. The Emaho Sekawa Resort has three waterfalls near the resort, ranging from easy access through a local village to more difficult hiking. Namale Resort has a wooden staircase leading to their waterfall, so stick around for a picnic. Or if you’re feeling more adventurous, resorts like Koro Sun and Dolphin Bay Retreat offer waterfall tours where it’s encouraged to take a dip and even do a natural waterslide!

Romantic Scenic Flights

[Update: Scenic flights with Savusavu Helicopters are no longer available]. If sharing the excitement and intimacy of helicopter flight wasn’t enough, Savusavu Helicopters offers more ways to make a helicopter flight truly romantic. Fly over the breathtaking Natewa Bay and its coral reefs decorating the sea where you’ll also see a heart-shaped reef. Alternatively, choose the Romantic Beach Escape where you’ll be flown to your own piece of paradise to enjoy with sparkling wine and light refreshments.

Explore More of Our Wedding and Honeymoon Guide to Vanua Levu and Fiji

That’s it for the wedding and honeymoon guide to Vanua Levu. Get even more tips in The Complete Wedding & Honeymoon Guide to Fiji. Plus, find a breathtaking place to stay in the 55 Best Wedding & Honeymoon Resorts in Fiji.

Author

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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