Cyclone damage from Cyclone Evan

Although most of the properties in Fiji received little or no damage as a result of Cyclon Evan that  affected the island at the end of December 2012, a few did have some minor damage.  Below are the details of those hotels who will be  closed while effecting their repairs and carrying out other scheduled improvements to their property :-

Closed until the 18th August 2013 - Malolo island Resort

All other Resorts and properties have now re-opened as expected.

Advice issued 10 June 2013

The island nation of Fiji lies in the western Pacific Ocean, and covers an area of 18000 square kilometres. In such a large area you will never have a feeling of being crowded. It is a 3 hour 45 minute flight from Sydney or an 11 hour 30 minute flight from Los Angeles.

Fiji is made up of over 300 individual islands, of which approximately forty have accommodation available for visitors to stay at. The main island is Viti Levu, where the nation's capital, Suva, is situated.

For the active, Fiji offers a wide range of activities including Golf, Tennis, Fishing, Scuba diving, Sailing, Horse riding/trekking and hiking. Fiji's unspoiled natural beauty, mixed with it's tranquillity and relaxed atmosphere, will fulfil your every romantic notion. The islands 300 species of native Orchids stand as proof of Fiji's unspoiled environment, Fiji is an idyllic destination, Fiji is paradise!

Essential Information

Fiji's tropical climate varies very little throughout the year ranging between 74 and 80°F with year round cooling sea breezes. The rainy season is in their summer, which is October through March, with the greater chance of heavier rainfalls from mid January to March. However, you would be very unlucky to experience a period of extended rain, even during the rainy season.

Please note that as from 1st January 2011, the Fijian Government increased their added tax rates up to 20%.  Therefore, prices shown on our property pages have been increased by an additional 4% to account for the increase.