Six Senses Resort, Fiji
Six Senses Fiji is a luxury resort located on the picturesque Malolo Island in the Mamanuca Islands. The resort is known for its commitment to sustainability, operating on 100% solar power and implementing conservation programs like the protection of the critically endangered Fijian crested iguana. It offers a blend of traditional Fijian design with modern, high-tech amenities, creating an elegant and relaxed tropical escape.
Resort Facilities
The resort provides a wide range of facilities for guests, including a main outdoor pool, a well-equipped fitness center with a personal trainer, a tennis court, and a library with a wide selection of books. Guests can also enjoy the Six Senses Spa, which offers a holistic approach to wellness with various treatments, a sauna, steam room, and both cold and hot plunge pools. Non-motorized water sports equipment like kayaks, hobie cats, and stand-up paddleboards are available for complimentary use.
Family Facilities
Six Senses Fiji is an excellent destination for families. The "Grow With Six Senses Kids Club" caters to children aged 4 to 12 with a variety of fun and educational activities, including Fijian dance classes, cooking classes, and even a visit to the resort's chicken coop. Family-friendly activities such as family cooking classes, paddleboarding, private picnics, and a "cinema under the stars" are also available. For guests staying in the multi-bedroom residences, complimentary nanny services are provided for up to eight hours a day.
Activities
The resort offers a vast array of activities for all interests. Water enthusiasts can enjoy snorkeling, scuba diving, sailing, jet-ski safaris, and fishing. For surfers, the resort provides access to some of the world's best surf breaks, including Cloudbreak, with a dedicated surf academy and private surf transfers. Land-based activities include hiking the hilltop trail, cycling, and participating in cooking classes. Guests can also engage in cultural tours, coral planting, and sustainable tours of the resort's gardens and beehives.
Dining
Six Senses Fiji's dining scene emphasizes fresh, local, and sustainable ingredients, with many items sourced from the resort's own gardens. Dining options include:
Tovolea Restaurant: The main restaurant, serving a generous breakfast and a daily changing menu for lunch and dinner with a focus on grilled specialties, fresh seafood, and Fijian-inspired dishes.
RaRa Restaurant and Bar: Located at the marina, this venue offers a casual atmosphere with a menu of classic cafe dishes and Southeast Asian specialties.
TeiTei Pizzeria: An interactive outdoor dining experience where guests can enjoy wood-fired pizzas made with ingredients from the adjacent herb gardens.
Gourmet Deli: A convenient market for snacks, fresh produce, and gourmet items.
Tovolea Bar and Lounge: The perfect spot for sundowners with bespoke cocktails and stunning ocean views.
Ice Creamery: Complimentary ice cream is available for all guests.
Accommodation
Six Senses Fiji offers a range of luxurious villas and multi-bedroom residences, all featuring a private pool and deck.
Hideaway Pool Villa: 110sq m, one-bedroom villa with a king-size bed, a private plunge pool (15sq m), and a spacious deck.
Hideaway Pool Suite: 200sq m, one-bedroom suite with a king-size bed and a private plunge pool (20sq m). The living area can be sectioned off.
Beachfront Pool Villa: 110sq m, a one-bedroom villa identical in size to the Hideaway Pool Villa but located directly on the beachfront.
Two-Bedroom Hideaway Pool Suite: A combination of a Hideaway Pool Villa and a Hideaway Pool Suite, offering two bedrooms and two pools over 260sq m.
Residences: Ranging from two to five bedrooms, these are ideal for families or groups. They feature fully equipped kitchens, large private pools, expansive sundecks, and outdoor barbecue areas. Sizes vary, with the Four-Bedroom Beachfront Pool Residence at 543sq m and the Five-Bedroom Beachfront Pool Residence at 718sq m.
Location and How to Get There
Six Senses Fiji is located on Malolo Island in the Mamanuca Islands, approximately 16 miles (25 km) from Nadi International Airport (NAN) on Fiji's main island, Viti Levu. The resort is accessible only by sea or air. Guests can choose from:
Shared Speedboat Transfer: A 35-minute scheduled journey from Port Denarau.
Private Speedboat Transfer: Available 24 hours a day for a more personalized experience.
Helicopter Transfer: A scenic and direct way to get to the resort, with a helipad on-site.
