Toberua Island Resort is a four-acre private island located in the Lomaiviti Group, off the eastern coast of Fiji's main island, Viti Levu. It is renowned for its tranquil atmosphere and intimate setting, offering a blend of traditional Fijian hospitality and contemporary comfort. The resort is surrounded by a vibrant reef system, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a secluded and authentic Fijian escape.
The resort features a range of facilities for guests to enjoy, including a saltwater swimming pool, a bar, and a restaurant. For those looking to stay active, there is a gym and a nine-hole golf course that is uniquely playable at low tide. Other amenities include a gift shop, a spa offering a variety of massage and beauty treatments, and a library with board games.
Toberua Island Resort is a child-friendly destination. While it does not have a dedicated kids' club, it offers a babysitting service for a fee and can organize games and activities for children. Children can also enjoy the board games available at the bar, and the resort's various complimentary activities are suitable for all ages.
Toberua provides a wide array of activities, both complimentary and for a fee. Complimentary activities include snorkeling right off the beach, sailing, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, volleyball, table tennis, and a nine-hole mini path-putting course. The low-tide golf course is also complimentary, with clubs provided. For an additional charge, guests can enjoy sport fishing, night snorkeling, and various cultural tours, such as visiting a nearby Fijian village.
Dining at the resort is an immersive culinary experience. The beachfront restaurant serves gourmet meals with a focus on fresh, local ingredients, including fish, seafood, and locally grown fruits and vegetables. The menu changes daily, featuring two-course lunches and three-course dinners with both local and international flavors. The resort offers a mandatory meal plan and can accommodate special dietary requirements with advance notice. A weekly barbecue buffet is also a highlight.
The resort features 16 traditional bures (thatched-roof bungalows) and a villa, all with oceanfront views. The rooms combine traditional Pacific architecture with modern style and are fan-cooled.
Two Premium Bures are situated with the beach at your doorstep. Handcrafted by local tradesmen with bamboo and thatch these spacious bures are a luxurious mix of traditional design and contemporary style. Inclusions: luxurious Sleepmaker king-sized bed, 1 single bed, ceiling fans, indoor/outdoor bathroom, Pure Fiji toiletries, hair dryer, beach towels, mini bar, coffee & tea making facilities, large covered deck, swing seat, hammock.
Very similar in design to the Premium Bures the eleven Deluxe Bures are all nestled on the waters edge just steps between you and the ocean. Unique Fijian interiors combine with contemporary style to provide you with an unforgettable island home. Inclusions: luxurious Sleepmaker king-sized bed, 2 single beds, ceiling fans, indoor/outdoor bathroom, Pure Fiji toiletries, hair dryer, beach towels, mini bar, coffee and tea making facilities, large covered deck, swing seat, hammock.
The two Tropical Bures are positioned between our Premium and Entertainment Bures. They are designed to combine traditional architecture with contemporary style. Inclusions: luxurious Sleepmaker king-sized bed, 2 single beds, ceiling fan, indoor/outdoor bathroom, Pure Fiji toiletries, hair dryer, beach towels, mini bar, coffee & tea making facilities, large covered deck, hammock.
Built in traditional pacific style, with 3 bedrooms, 3 indoor/outdoor bathrooms and a large living area the Lagilagi Villa is ideal for extended family groups.
Toberua is a private island resort located in the Lomaiviti Group, to the east of Fiji's main island, Viti Levu. The closest airport is Suva's Nausori International Airport (SUV).
To get to the resort, guests must first arrive at Suva Airport. From there, a vehicle transfer takes approximately 10 minutes to Nakelo Landing. This is followed by a scenic 30-minute boat ride along the Navaloa River and into the Bau Waters, which takes you directly to the island. The resort can organize these transfers for a fee.
