Fiji For Lovers - 7 Amazing Resorts NOT To Bring The Kids To

26 September 2016
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Fiji is renowned for being family friendly, but seriously, what could be more romantic than a palm-fringed tropical island, with white sandy beaches and someone nearby to serve you chilled champagne as you watch the sunset?

If you want a little more romance in your holiday life, why not leave the kids behind and check out these luxurious resorts in Fiji?

1. Likuliku Lagoon Resort

Located on Malolo Island in the Mamanuca archipelago, Likuliku is the first and only resort in Fiji to have ‘overwater bures’. It’s only about 25kms across the water from Port Denarau, so a relatively short boat ride, but if you really want to arrive in style, go the scenic route and grab a helicopter. Designed in traditional Fijian style, the all-inclusive resort has a stunning infinity freshwater pool, a day spa and delicious five-star cuisine, made with ingredients sourced locally or grown in the kitchen garden.

 over water bures in fiji Over-water bures at Likuliku Lagoon Resort. Image: Deborah Dickson-Smith

 

2. Laucala Island Resort

Set upon 3500 exclusive acres on its own private island, Laucala is certainly one of the prettiest of Fiji’s many islands. It’s dramatic volcanic landscape is covered in lush rainforest and surrounded by white sandy beaches. Choose from a range of luxury villas, from a beach-front Plantation Villa set amongst an old coconut plantation, to the Hilltop Residency or Overwater Villa. Each with a private pool and your own personal “Tao” or butler to take care of your every need. Style and sustainability go hand in hand, with natural fibres and woods used in all aspects of design, and a number of organic farms established to supply the resort’s restaurants.

Private isalnd resort in fiji Azure seas at Laucala Island Resort. Image: Laucala Island Resort.

 

3. Sofitel Fiji’s Waitui Beach Club

Waitui Beach Club is an adults-only section of the Sofitel Fiji Resort and Spa in Denarau. Lounge by the private lagoon pool in a shaded day bed made for two and soak-up the blissful serenity only possible without kids. At 5pm each day, enjoy free cocktails, champagne and canapés while you watch the sunset. The club menu features delicious, nutritiously balanced meals, and you can choose to have all your meals here by the pool, or at one of Sofitel’s five restaurants.

poolside day beds and pool with ocean in background Poolside at the Sofitel Fiji Waitui Beach Club. Image: Supplied by McLennan.

 

4. Vomo Island Resort

This all-inclusive luxury island escape is on a private island at the northern tip of the Mamanuca Islands. Your every need is taken care of from the moment you arrive – in fact, cold drink in hand, you’re taken directly to your bure, no fussing about at the check-in counter. There is a wide range of activities on offer, from golf, to kayaking and scuba diving, and your own private hammock in case you’d rather do nothing at all. Treat yourself to a couples massage at their award-winning spa, take a tiffin champagne picnic to Vomo Lailai and indulge in a cocktail and free canapés at the beach club while you watch the sunset.

 romantic dinner and couple on beach in fiji Dinner for two. Image: Vomo Island Resort.

 

5. Yasawa Island Resort & Spa

Located on one of Fiji’s more remote and unspoiled islands, Yasawa Island Resort & Spa personifies the concept of exclusivity. There are only 18 luxury bures on the island, so you’re certain of privacy and first-class service. Swim in crystal clear waters, snorkel or dive on vividly coloured coral reefs or indulge at the beachfront spa. The resort has exclusive access to 10 private beaches, perfect for romantic picnics.

Fijian islands from helicopter Spectacular scenery from above. Image: Yasawa Island Resort & Spa.

 


 

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6. Matamanoa Island Resort

This adults-only resort has twenty luxurious beachfront bures and thirteen resort rooms, all overlooking crystal clear water and pristine coral reefs. There are no day trippers and no children to interrupt your peace and quiet. Laze by the pool, treat yourself to a massage at treetop spa or take a Fijian cooking class before watching the sunset and stepping into the resort restaurant for an authentic Fijian meal.

tiny fijian island surrounded by coral reef Matamanoa Island surrounded by reef. Image: Matamanoa Island Resort.

 

7. Namale Resort and Spa

This all-inclusive resort offers an island paradise with peaceful seclusion, romance and luxuriously furnished rooms and bures. For the third year in a row, Namale has been voted in TripAdvisor’s Top 10 Luxury Resorts in Fiji. Satisfy your taste for adventure with a hike to a hidden rainforest waterfall, horseback ride along the beach or go scuba diving in the Koro Sea. Dine privately on your deck overlooking the sea, the beach or in a romantic seaside cave.

couple having romantic dinner in seaside cave in fiji Romantic dinner for two in a beachside cave. Image: Namale Resort and Spa.

 

For more information on these resorts and deals for flights to Fiji, speak to a Flight Centre Travel Expert. Call 131 600, or visit your local Flight Centre store today.

Deborah Dickson-Smith

Deborah plays the mother role in a blended family of seven. She's a travel blogger, diver and passionate eco warrior. She has lived in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Edinburgh, London and now resides in Sydney’s northern beaches with her Brady Bunch-style family - all seasoned travellers. Follow Deborah on Twitter @where2nextblog or visit her blog, Where to Next?, all about travelling with teens and mid-life style.