Savusavu
Savusavu, Nightly Rates(575.00 - 925.00)5 Star
Property Description
Awaken to Paradise - Jean-Michel Cousteau Fiji Islands Resort is one of the most internationally appealing, romantic and exclusive vacation destinations in the South Pacific. With seventeen picturesque oceanfront acres, this warm and intimate world-class resort is located on the island of Vanua Levu, three miles from the town of Savusavu.
Amenities
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Beach
Coffee Maker in Room
Concierge
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Tennis
Room Information
Room Features
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Room Features Include: * Deck * Bathrobe * Bathroom with shower * Coffee Maker * Hair Dryer * Handicap Facilities * Iron/Ironing Board (on request) * Mini Bar * Non Smoking Rooms * Refrigerator * Safe * Turndown Service * Volt 220-240ac
Gardenview Bure
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Gardenview Bure Features: * 1 King bed * Deck * Bathrobe * Bathroom with shower * Coffee Maker * Hair Dryer * Handicap Facilities * Iron/Ironing Board (on request) * Mini Bar * Non Smoking Rooms * Refrigerator * Safe * Turndown Service * Volt 220-240ac * Garden View * Private authentic Fijian thatched-roof hut with luxurious garden view, faces colorful, exotic plants and edible landscaping bringing the sweet, refreshing aroma of the tropics to your doorstep. Each bure is approximately 440 square feet with a 225 square foot deck, providing one king bed and one day bed. Ideal for a couple with one child.
Oceanfront Bure
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Oceanfront Bure Features: * 1 King bed * 1 Day bed * Deck * Bathrobe * Bathroom with shower * Coffee Maker * Hair Dryer * Handicap Facilities * Iron/Ironing Board (on request) * Mini Bar * Non Smoking Rooms * Refrigerator * Safe * Turndown Service * Volt 220-240ac * Sea View * Maximum 3 persons permitted * Oceanfront Bure-Private authentic Fijian thatched-roof hut with splendid Savusavu Bay views. Offering the utmost in privacy and views. Each bure is approximately 440 square feet with a 225 square foot deck, providing one king bed and one day bed. Ideal for a couple with one child.
Oceanfront Suite Bure
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Oceanfront Suite Bures Feature: * 1 King bed * 1 Day bed * Deck * Bathrobe * Bathroom with shower * Coffee Maker * Hair Dryer * Handicap Facilities * Iron/Ironing Board (on request) * Mini Bar * Non Smoking Rooms * Refrigerator * Safe * Turndown Service * Volt 220-240ac * Sea View * Maximum 5 persons permitted * Oceanfront Suite Bures-Private authentic Fijian thatched-roof hut with splendid Savusavu Bay views. Offering the utmost in privacy and views. Each bure is approximately 550 square feet with a patio area of about 200 square feet, providing one king bed, one queen bed and one day bed. Perfect for families or honeymooners.
Point Reef Bure
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Point Reef Bures Feature: * 1 King bed * 1 Day bed * Deck * Bathrobe * Bathroom with shower * Coffee Maker * Hair Dryer * Handicap Facilities * Iron/Ironing Board (on request) * Mini Bar * Non Smoking Rooms * Refrigerator * Safe * Turndown Service * Volt 220-240ac * Sea View * Maximum 5 persons permitted * Point Reef Bures-Private authentic Fijian thatched-roof hut with spectacular ocean views from both the living room and bedroom. Most spacious and private accommodations, set apart from the rest of the resort. Each bure is approximately 700 square feet plus a 200 square foot deck, providing one king bed on the upper level and two separate day beds on the lower level or sitting area. Children allowed only for July, August, Christmas and Easter. Ideal for a couple seeking privacy and comfort.
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Miscellaneous Information
American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 2 PM
Check out time is 11 AM
Opened in 1987
Renovated in 2000
25 rooms.
0 suites.
0 floors.
Directions
Follow road leading to SavuSavu town, turn left in Savusavu, continue on that road 20 mi8nutes straight ahead to resort.
Located on the island of Vanua Levu, near the town of Savusavu on a point of land bordered on one side by Savusavu Bay and on the other side by the Koro Sea.
Savusavu (SVU)
Guarantee Policy
All reservations require a non-refundable credit card deposit of 600.00USD at time of booking. Full prepayment of accommodations is charged 45 days prior to arrival.
Cancellation Policy
Cancels made more than 45 days prior to arrival incur a penalty of 600.00USD. Cancels made 15-45 days prior to arrival incur a penalty of 50 percent of the total stay. 100 percent cancel penalty applies for cancels made w/15 days of arrival.
Restaurant Information
Waterfront Restaurant and Bar
* Featuring a sixty-foot temple roof, the open-air waterfront restaurant and bar serves a selection of contemporary Fijian dishes, international cuisine and wines. Picnic lunches are available. Make a reservation to dine at the end of our private pier. Entertainment includes authentic Fijian musicians and traditional Kava ceremony. * On-Site
Meeting Facility
Meeting and Conference Rooms
* 1 Meeting room * 400 square feet in total space * 3 Meeting personnel available on-site * Max 20 people accommodated * Contact property directly for more info
Recreation Information
On-Site Recreation
* Boating * Childrens Playground * Hiking Trails * Massage Services approx. 50.00-110.00USD * 2 Outdoor Pools open 8am-6pm. One is for adults and the other for toddlers. * Sailing/ Sea Kayaking * Scuba Diving.. fee applies * Snorkeling * Tennis Court * Volleyball * Complimentary off-site excursions to a local rainforest, a native Fijian village, market day in SavuSavu town, a trip to Mangrove Island and to church on Sundays. * Childrens Bula Camp. The ideal place for your whole family to enjoy a vacation. We care about your children, and we have created a wonderful program where they will have fun, while they learn about the world around them. Children 12 years and under free. Complimentary Bula Camp Activities include - * Environmental Activties.. coral reef exploration, mangrove reforestation, rainforest ecology, environment living, ocean ecology, tidal flats discovery, clam farm. * Fijian Arts, Crafts and Culture.. necklace making, t-shirt printing, coconut leaf weaving, tapa cloth pounding, village visit, copra mill tour. * Just Plain Fun.. Swimming, snorkeling, beach combing, picnics, glass bottom boat ride. * Evening Programs.. star gazing, educational videos, slide shows, nature bingo, scavenger hunts * Passport of Discovery.. children receive a passport that is stamped as activities are completed. It becomes a cherished souvenir of their visit to Fiji, as well as a reminder of the many things they learned. * Complimentary Resort Activities and Environment Programs.. * Rain Forest Hikes, waterfall excursions, local village visits, farmers market, Fijian arts and crafts, Kava ceremony, swimming and snorkeling, organic garden tours, edible landscaping, evening slide shows, mangrove restoration, clam farm, sea kayaking and sailing, glass bottom boat trips, water aerobics, tennis, basketball and volleyball. * Under the direction of Jean-Michel Cousteau, our PADI and TDI certified scuba dive operation provides instruction and under-water photography courses. Snorkeling certification and excursions are also available. Charges are applicable.
Attractions Located Nearby
* Savusavu - 5 miles s * Suva -70miles e * Hospital -70miles e * University of the Pacific -70miles e
Related Fiji Content
Comprised of more than 300 volcanic and coral islands, the Fiji archipelago is at the crossroads of the South Pacific. In the days of sailing ships, it was known as The Cannibal Isles and carefully avoided by mariners because of its fierce warriors and treacherous waters. More recently, Fiji’s tropical climate and location on Pacific air routes have made it a prime spot for tourists.
However, a coup by indigenous Fijians in 1987, followed by a further coup in 2000, caused immense harm to the tourism industry and to Fiji’s international reputation. Rancour over the 2000 coup persists,
with bitter divisions over a proposed bill that would give amnesties to those involved in it. Although the islands now enjoy reasonable stability, nothing has been done to address the underlying causes of Fiji’s political problems.
Fiji’s population, which resides mostly on the two main islands of Viti Levu and Vanua Levu, is divided almost equally between indigenous Fijians and Indo-Fijians, the descendants of indentured laborers brought from India. Mixing between the two groups is minimal, and informal segregation runs deep at almost every level of society.
Despite the troubled past of the archipelago, Fijians are known as some of the friendliest people in the world. They are not judgmental of other people and will rarely express a negative opinion. Customs still prevail in the more traditional villages, especially those distant from towns and urban centers. And of course, Fiji is where the Cloud Breaker, the incredible six-meter wave was found offshore at Tavarua, a place which still draws surfers from around the world.
Geography Fiji is located in the South Pacific, 3,000km (1,875 miles) east of Australia and approximately 1,930km (1,200 miles) south of the equator. It comprises 322 islands, 105 of which are uninhabited (some are little more than rugged limestone islets or tiny coral atolls). The three largest are Viti Levu (Great Fiji), Vanua Levu (Great Land of the People), both of which are extinct volcanoes rising abruptly from the sea, and Taveuni. There are thousands of streams and small rivers in Fiji, the largest being the Rewa River on Viti Levu, which is navigable for 128km (80 miles). Mount Victoria, also on Viti Levu, is the country’s highest peak, at 1,322m (4,430ft).
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