"Edged by azure lagoons, sheer cliffs and nearly three dozen shell strewn beaches, Wakaya holds one of the planet's most exclusive and luxurious hideaways."

An exclusive holiday resort on privately-owned Wakaya Island. Ceiling fans cool all guest quarters and all rooms are fully air-conditioned. All have a living room (with fully stocked wet bar and CD stereo), a bedroom (with four-poster king size bed) and a bathroom replete with separate stall shower, oversized bath tub, three sinks plus a bidet. The amenities in the bathroom include cotton bathrobes, hairdryer and Aveda products. Whether you venture out on the glass-bottomed boat or put a snorkel and flippers to explore the lagoon, you will discover one of the most beautiful underwater worlds of our planet. The reef beyond the lagoon offers some of the best scuba diving in the world. Enjoy a game of golf on the nine-hole course that meanders through a 19th century coconut grove; or perhaps tennis on the Halogen-lit court; or croquet on the "David Niven Championship Croquet Court". All sporting activities with top quality equipment are inclusive (excluding deep-sea and sport fishing and massages.

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Starting from $1,900.00 US per night or better

*Our nightly rates are based on double occupancy and include "meet and greet" service at Nadi International Airport, guaranteed early morning check-in and late afternoon check-out, all meals and beverages (alcoholic and nonalcoholic), unlimited use of the fully stocked mini bar, personal laundry service, two scuba tank dives per person per day (Monday through Saturday only), and unlimited use of all other sporting facilities and equipment including private beach picnics (Monday through Saturday only), golf, tennis, snorkeling, sea kayaking, Fitness Bure, and croquet. Subject to Fiji Government taxes. Prices are subject to change due to events beyond our control.