Compulsory meals to be paid locally.
Most of the island resorts we work with are Fijian owned and run, making them super friendly, fun, relaxed and culturally authentic. The resorts offer a range of room types including mixed dormitory, share twin and double rooms. The properties have generators, so you’ll have electricity from sunset ‘til midnight and generally for the first part of the morning. The local power socket is the same as for Australia and New Zealand. In most properties the beds will either have mosquito nets or the windows have screens, but we always recommend bringing along insect repellent.
Standard Properties Available with the Awesome Pass
Simply book your accommodation as you go! Note that all properties have a minimum 2-night stay and that with the dorm option the facilities are shared.
Blue Lagoon Beach Resort: 8-bed mixed dorm (shared facilities, fan) or Single/Double Bula Lodge Room (shared facilities, fan)
Barefoot Manta Resort: Sunrise Beach Dorm (6-bed mixed, shared facilities, fan) or Single/Double Beachfront Bure (private ensuite, fan)
Octopus Resort: 14-bed mixed dorm with shared facilities or Single/Double Bungalow (shared facilities, fan)
South Sea Island: 16-bed mixed aircon dorm with shared facilities or Single/Double Beachfront Bure (private ensuite , fan) *
Mantaray Island Resort: Paradise Dorm (32-bed mixed, shared facilities, aircon) or Single/Double Treehouse Bure (shared facilites, fan)
Barefoot Kuata Resort: Sunrise Beach Dorm (6-bed mixed, shared facilities) or Single/Double Garden Bure (private ensuite, fan)
Beachcomber Island Resort: Grand Dorm (42-bed mixed, shared facilities, aircon) or Single/Double Private Lodge (private ensuite, fan)
Boathouse Nanuya: 6-bed same-gender dorm (shared facilities, aircon) or Single/Double Room (private ensuite, aircon)
Oarsman Bay Lodge: 11-bed mixed dorm (shared facilities, aircon) or Single/Double Beachfront Studio (private ensuite, aircon)
* Awesome Passes with 8 or more nights have a compulsory one-night stay at South Sea Island.
Upgrade Properties Available with the Awesome Pass
Simply book your accommodation as you go! Note that all properties have a minimum 2-night stay and that with the dorm option the facilities are shared.
Blue Lagoon Beach Resort: Single/Double Garden Villa (private ensuite, fan)
Mantaray Island Resort: Single/Double Reef or Family Reef Bure (private ensuite, fan)
Barefoot Kuata Resort: Single/Double New Beachfront Bure (private ensuite, fan)
Barefoot Manta Resort: Single/Double Beachfront Bure (private ensuite, fan)
Octopus Resort: Single/Double Garden Bure (private ensuite, fan)
Beachcomber Island Resort: Single/Double Oceanfront Bure (private ensuite, fan)
South Sea Island: Single/Double Beachfront Bure (double bed only)(private ensuite, fan) *
Nanuya Island Lodge: Single/Double Room Traditional Treetop Bure (private ensuite, aircon)
Oarsman Bay Lodge: Single/Double Beachfront Bure (private ensuite, aircon)
* Awesome Passes with 8 or more nights have a compulsory one-night stay at South Sea Island.
All vessel transfers between the islands and the mainland are included.
Standard and Upgrade Resorts (formerly known as 2-coconuts)
Local meal payments listed below are to be paid in local currency (FJD) ONLY.
5 Day/4 Night Stay: FJD $314
7 Day/6 Night Stay: FJD $471
8 Day/7 Night Stay: FJD $550
9 Day/8 Night Stay: FJD $607
10 Day/9 Night Stay: FJD $683
11 Day/10 Night Stay: FJD $759
13 Day/12 Night Stay: FJD $911
15 Day/14 Night Stay: FJD $1063
Meal time is generally very social and a fantastic way to experience the Fijian culture. The menus at each resort differ, with some a la carte and some buffet style. Fijian food is generally very tasty and includes delicious fresh fruit, fish, barbecue meat and traditional fare, such as the melt-in-your-mouth marinated fish dish, kokoda. We recommend vegetarians inform the resort on arrival.
Meal time is generally very social and a fantastic way to experience the Fijian culture. The menus at each resort differ, with some a la carte and some buffet style. Fijian food is generally very tasty and includes delicious fresh fruit, fish, barbecue meat and traditional fare, such as the melt-in-your-mouth marinated fish dish, kokoda. We recommend vegetarians inform the resort on arrival.
Money Matters
Credit cards can now be used on most islands, but it is still advisable to have some cash with you. Please note there are no banks on the islands. The most convenient ATM machines are at Port Denarau, others are available in Nadi and at the airport. The currency is the Fijian dollar. Check out current exchange rates to get a sense of how much you’ll need.
