Best Fiji Resorts for a Honeymoon

It's hard to describe the experience that awaits at Tokoriki Island Resort. Between the tasteful decor that seamlessly incorporates traditional Fijian design to the attentive staff, the stunning spa, the abundant infinity pools, and the ocean-front views, this resort has it all. Ideal for honeymooners in search of a relaxing in a high-luxury, adults-only setting, Tokoriki Island Resort offers total intimacy in the form of private villas and bures, with the option for socializing at the elevated, contemporary indoor-outdoor bar and restaurant area (which also overlooks a stunning, sunset-facing infinity pool). The menu leaves nothing to be desired (think local lobster, fresh sushi, and the like), and Oishii Teppanyaki, the hotel's on-site chef's table, seats only four couples at a time and serves a muti-course Japanese menu.

When you're ready to get out into the great outdoors, there is no shortage of activities from guided snorkeling to diving and kayaking. Of course, the spa should be a part of the itinerary (at least once!)—consider booking the Unlimited 60-Minute Massage Retreat, which allows guests to enjoy three days of massage bliss during their stay.

Hand-carved mahogany double doors lead guests to the entrance to each of Royal Davui's 16 private villas. Nestled into the lush vegetation of this tiny island, step inside and discover the villa's floor-to-ceiling windows, an outdoor private plunge pool, sumptuous beds, spa-grade bathtubs, and all-around luxury in an intimate setting that is simply unparalleled. Located within the stunning Beqa Lagoon, the Royal Davui staff is warm and friendly (they'll know your name before you even arrive), and the opportunity for exploration around the island and local waters is abundant.

Plan to book the Castaway Sand Cay Picnic, wherein you'll be whisked by boat to a tiny spit of land just seven minutes from the property. Here, the staff will set up a romantic ocean-front picnic for you and your loved one to enjoy in peace (complete with fresh food and drink of your choice). The on-site spa therapists provide some of the best massages in the South Pacific, and guests have the option to dine on an all-inclusive, changed-daily menu at Banyan Bar and Restaurant, or privately on the Banyan Dining Deck, offering options for total intimacy or socializing with other couples.

If carbon footprint is an important consideration when planning your Fiji honeymoon, Likuliku Lagoon is the place to stay. Not only is it 100 percent Fijian-owned, but the resort has a Tropical Dry Forest Restoration Program to protect and restore the area's delicate flora. Sustainability is seamlessly integrated into the resort’s everyday operations, from reducing single-use plastics by 80 percent to all-encompassing coral and marine life restoration. There is even an on-site wildlife expert who tends to a group of thriving Malolo Island Crested Iguanas, a species that was previously thought to be extinct before the property's conservation efforts. Take a trip to the spa, and honeymooners will find it uses high-quality, locally made products from Pure Fiji in all of its treatments.

But all the sustainability measures don’t mean that the resort isn’t totally decadent and luxurious—because it is, in all elements of the experience. The first (and the best) overwater Fijian bungalows, called bures, were built here. These chic, comfortable accommodations stretch out over the water, looking down into the crystal-clear blue where fish and reef sharks swim below. Sunsets here are second-to-none, and for those who want a break from the ocean, the waterfront infinity pool is just as luscious as it sounds.

After the entire process of planning your wedding, it’s totally normal to feel a little drained—luckily all you have to do at this sprawling resort is show up. From the moment you touch down, the attentive staff is there to make sure your itinerary is as packed or as relaxing as you desire.

As an all-inclusive resort, you can eat and drink your way through the entire honeymoon, ordering room service to your heart’s content and meeting other couples for cocktails and nightly entertainment (which is amazing, night after night). There are plenty of opportunities for romantic nights removed from the other guests, as well—consider reserving the private heart-shaped pool overlooking coral reefs, or book a jungle waterfall excursion where a private picnic or dinner can be arranged.

Other amenities include on-site kayaks and paddleboards for rental, and Fiji’s only 10-pin indoor bowling alley, ideal for the errant rainy day. Not to be missed is the property's spa 10,000-square-foot spa, which is perched on a volcanic cliff overlooking the Koro Sea. Between the scenery, the pristine location, and the abundance of activities, it’s impossible to feel bored here. But if you're more content to just be—with no agenda—this is the place to do it. 

With some of the best access to Fiji's Great White Wall, a magnificent and unique coral wall, Taveuni Dive Resort is ideal for honeymooners who are heading to Fiji with the primary goal of an epic diving experience. At this resort, guests can expect comfortable rooms (constructed in traditional Fijian bure fashion), friendly staff, a full-fledged on-site diving program, and best of all: the shortest commute from room-to-reef.

Spend days diving around some of the best reef destinations in Fiji, and then come back to the resort to unwind in the pool and join other guests around a cocktail at Salty Fox, the on-site bar and restaurant serving up local favorites.

While the term "honeymoon" is often associated with a kids-free vacation, some couples choose to bring the whole family on this special getaway. At the InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa, both parents and kids will be spoiled for choice when it comes to activities. Book a Beachfront View Suite and enjoy the close proximity to the stunning Natadola Beach, where everyone can spend the day swimming and snorkeling. The award-winning spa is not to be missed, and those in search of a golf day won't be disappointed by the property's famous 18-hole course.

For those who want to be a little removed from the crowd, book a suite at Club InterContinental located just a quick golf cart ride away from the main resort. Here, guests can enjoy the members-only Club InterContinental lounge, replete with sweeping views of Natadola Bay, an infinity pool, cozy nest chairs, and all-day food and drink service.