5-star exclusive all-inclusive resort on a remote Fijian island

Overview

Yasawa Island Resort & Spa is an exclusive all-inclusive resort set on one of Fiji's most remote islands. Nestled among 22 kilometers of unspoiled coastline, the resort offers only 18 luxury beachfront bures. Each bure provides privacy with just a few steps to pristine white sand beaches.

Dining

Dining experiences at Yasawa include all gourmet meals and snacks, alongside a selection of non-alcoholic beverages. Guests can enjoy meals at the al fresco restaurant overlooking the ocean or opt for private beach picnics at one of 11 private beaches. The focus is on fresh, locally sourced ingredients with seafood delivered daily by local fishermen.

Wellness

Yasawa Island Resort & Spa features Fiji's first beachfront spa, located just steps from the ocean. Guests can pamper themselves with the Ultimate Spa Special, which includes a complimentary 50-minute treatment for each night booked. Treatments range from massages to facials, ensuring a relaxing getaway.

Activities

The resort includes a wide range of activities, with options like guided snorkeling trips to explore vibrant coral reefs. Cultural experiences such as village visits allow guests to connect with the local community. All non-motorized water activities, like kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding, are included for guests to enjoy.

Accommodations

Eighteen beachfront bures at Yasawa Island Resort offer luxury and privacy, each with expansive decks and stunning ocean views. Every bure comes equipped with a private cabana featuring sun loungers, as well as hammocks nestled between palm trees. The layout ensures guests can enjoy both indoor and outdoor living in complete tranquility.

• Location: Exclusive all-inclusive resort on a remote Fijian island
• Rooms: 18 beachfront bures with private outdoor showers
• Dining: Gourmet meals and snacks included in the tariff
• Wellness: Fiji's first beachfront spa
• Activities: Guided snorkeling trips and private beach picnics included
• Cultural: Visits to local villages and Fijian ceremonies offered