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An archipelago of some 20 islands just off the coast of Viti Levu, the Mamanuca Islands are among the most developed in Fiji for tourists and are surrounded by picture-perfect South Pacific scenery. Enjoy a stay near the prestigious dive sites, including Gotham City and the Big W, in the Mamanuca Islands, with shoals of colourful fish darting around everywhere through the crystal clear waters.

There’s windsurfing and parasailing, and plenty of amazing breaks for surfers to catch. On the Mamanuca Islands, it’s not uncommon to encounter 20-foot waves. Of course, you may prefer something more sedate, such as sunbathing on the beach, joining a boat trip or exploring scenic little villages, in which case you’ll find plenty to enjoy.

Where to Stay on the Mamanuca Islands

You can easily make a day trip over to the Mamanuca Islands by catamaran from Denarau Island, or stay in one of the many superb resorts on the islands themselves. Most visitors will stay on either Tavarua, Malolo Lailai or Tokoriki. Resorts here cater to every requirement, whether you’re interested in a family-friendly hotel or a luxurious all-inclusive resort.

Make the Most of Your Stay on the Mamanuca Islands

Pamper yourself with treatments in a full-service spa, seek shade around the pool, or play 18 holes on a golf course next to your hotel. Whatever your interests, the Mamanuca Islands have everything needed for a memorable stay in Fiji. Several islands have their own reefs, perfect for diving and snorkelling, while others have private beaches, so you can spend the morning catching some rays, before heading back to a delicious seafood lunch, in preparation for another few hours of blissful relaxation.

Idyllic Solitude amid Natural Beauty

Several of the Mamanuca Islands are completely uninhabited, but have jetties used by local fishermen. While you’re probably not going to be the only one with the idea, if you’re looking for seclusion then you have a good chance of finding it in an isolated cove. Indulge your Robinson Crusoe fantasies, curl up with a good book or take a paddle in the surf – there are few more iconic South Pacific images than this.