Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort

Located on the southern shores of Vanua Levu, Fiji’s second largest island.

25 bures – a Fijian word for a traditional thatched house – are set around Savusavu Bay, most enjoying views of the ocean and reefs beyond. Some have two bedrooms, ideal for families, while others are more secluded. The opulent Presidential Villas has its own walled garden, spa tub and waterfall.

Dine on fresh Fijian cuisine and South Pacific and Asian-inspired delicacies, with all meals served at the al fresco restaurant just a few steps from the shore. You can also enjoy more private dining experiences on the pier, beach-side dining decks or perhaps on your very own island.

There are a huge range of activities on offer here and a selection of all-inclusive packages depending on what sort of a vacation you’re after. As you’d expect by a resort founded by Jean-Michel Cousteau, son of Jacques, there is a wonderful dive school, along with some fine snorkelling and a resident marine biologist. You can also explore the waters on boat trips, fishing outings, kayaks and stand up paddle boards. Back on land there is a range of cultural experiences on offer, a relaxing spa and complimentary kids’ club to keep the young ones thoroughly entertained.