The Most Romantic Honeymoon Resorts in Fiji

On Malolo Lailai Island, just west of Viti Levu, is Lomani Island Resort. With an adults-only policy, outdoor showers and open-air dining, among other thoughtful touches, Lomani – Fijian for love – was seemingly designed for a honeymoon. There’s a host of active pursuits, from snorkelling to kayaking, and the staff is well-loved for its excellent service and thoughtfulness.

Comprising 25 bures (bungalows) and spread across the snow-white sands of Viti Levu is the Tambua Sands Beach Resort. Accommodation is subtle and comfortable, and the staff is service-minded and friendly. This romantic getaway in Fiji also offers easy access to pursuits such as golf and jaunts in protected areas and to nearby islands.

This lauded retreat is made up of 55 bures on an otherwise uninhabited island. This activity-minded setting means honeymooners have palm-tree- and white-sand-fringed grounds in which to play tennis, snorkel, learn traditional dancing or partake in spa treatments. The accommodation comes in a variety of shapes and sizes, all with an emphasis on privacy and atmosphere.

Perched on tiny, remote Qamea Island, Qamea Resort and Spa comprises 17 bures and villas. An adults-only policy, private swimming pools, outdoor showers and ample privacy mean that it’s a no-brainer for loved-up couples. When you’re ready to leave the room, there’s a slew of water- and land-bound activities, not to mention a spa, dining outlets and a team of friendly, service-minded staff.

Want a secluded tropical island for your honeymoon? Consider Matamanoa Island Resort. Spanning 47 rooms that are tastefully outfitted with local design touches, and with an adults-only policy, it’s ideal for couples seeking privacy and intimacy. It has easy access to a white-sand beach and a nearby marine sanctuary, making it a handy launch pad for some memorable outdoor activities.

On a tiny, tropical island just west of Viti Levu is the Musket Cove Island Resort and Marina. Accommodation comprises 55 bures, all offering lots of space and privacy to lounge and take in the atmosphere. There’s an emphasis on service here, and the staff is willing to go above and beyond to make your stay comfortable or to lead you on one of several active pursuits.

On the rugged northern coast of Viti Levu is the Dua Dua Beach Resort. On a hill overlooking a marina, the plantation-inspired villas here are fully loaded with thoughtful amenities, including kitchenettes and washing machines, adding to the private, homely feel. The helpful staff is happy to organise both land and sea activities, and there’s an on-site restaurant serving a continental breakfast buffet in the morning and locally caught fish for dinner.

On the west coast of Viti Levu is this expansive Radisson Blu Resort. In addition to 4ha (10 acres) of grounds with lagoon-like pools, a private beach and a host of activities, this romantic getaway in Fiji is within easy access of the shopping and dining at Port Denarau. In particular, the Radisson Blu has an emphasis on wining and dining, with six outlets offering a globe-hopping menu; visit Lomani Wai to eat at a half-sunken table in one of the lagoon pools, followed by Fijian music and a fire show.

Seemingly hiding in the Yasawa Islands is Navutu Stars Fiji Resort. With a maximum capacity of just 20 guests, you’re ensured attentive service from the warm and friendly staff. Honeymooners should consider one of the grand bures, equipped with an oversized tub in the living area; it’s prepared with flowers, floating candles and scented oils daily to create the perfect ambience for your romantic getaway.

It’s not hard to understand why Tokoriki Island Resort consistently wins awards and draws honeymooners; it’s easily one of the most exotic and romantic resorts in the archipelago. In the Mamanuca Islands, this adults-only resort – in addition to ocean-view bures and villas – offers a variety of activities to help you and your partner connect; think beach picnics, scuba diving and tours of the local community.

If water is an important element for your honeymoon, then consider Likuliku Lagoon, the only resort in Fiji to offer overwater bungalows. The name Likuliku means “calm waters”, which is exactly what you’re in for at this luxury resort specifically designed with couples in mind. Cruise to the island from Denarau or fly in by helicopter for an extra-special entrance, and enjoy the soothing, calming ocean that surrounds you.

With just five deluxe beachfront villas, Tadrai Island Resort on Mana Island knows how to create a truly romantic and secluded experience. Each villa has a private plunge pool with views of the ocean, an outdoor shower and air conditioning. There’s plenty to do – from kayaking, fishing, snorkelling and climbing to simply relaxing and soaking up the romantic atmosphere. You can dine at the on-site restaurant, choose in-room dining or order gourmet picnic baskets that can be taken to any of the beaches, which look out on the other islands. The Wai Siliva Alfresco Spa offers a range of luxurious beauty treatments, either within the spa or in the comfort of your own villa.

Want to bump into a celebrity on your honeymoon? Consider Como Laucala Island. The private island is home to 25 villas, each with stunning backdrops and a private swimming pool, that draw the in-crowd. A-listers aside, the island is diverse, from beautiful beaches to the tropical rainforest and mountainous landscape, and this romantic getaway in Fiji uses this natural setting to its advantage while also following sustainable practices.