 Wakaya
Club
Wakaya Island, Fiji
Located on its own private island, this is the most exclusive resort in
Fiji, and it offers honeymooners and couples all of the essential ingredients
to the perfect South Pacific vacation. The resort is small, with nine traditional
cottages that look at first glance like primitive structures on the beach.
Once inside the cottages, however, the deluxe rooms and amenities are immediately
recognizable -- four-poster king-size bamboo beds, fanciful hand woven bamboo
wall coverings, and gleaming yaka plank floors. The accommodation cost includes
all meals, drinks, and even two scuba dives per guest each day; such an
arrangement encourages guests to forget their worries and concentrate on
enjoying the endless water activities and intensive sun-bathing on the white
sand beaches.
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 Vatulele
Island Resort
Vatulele Island, Fiji
Vatulele Island Resort occupies its own island south of the main island
of Fiji. In keeping with the resort philosophy, there are no tvs, newspapers,
telephones--even shoes are optional. Of course, luxury is not compromised.
The bungalows, set in natural jungle, spare no detail. For the ultimate
Fiji experience, stay at the Point, Vatulele Island Resort's premium bure
with a commanding view of the lagoon and entire beach. It has two levels,
air conditioning, two fresh water pools and permanent fulltime staff. An
all inclusive tariff means that all food, much of which is flown in daily
from Australia and New Zealand, and contents of the wine cellar are yours
to enjoy. By night, tables are set under the stars and lit by lanterns and
candlelight.
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Yasawa Island Resort
Yasawa Island, Fiji
On the remote Yasawa Island, 16 thatched bures offer complete solitude and
absolute luxury. As the only resort on the island, with 11 deserted beaches,
here you can truly escape. The bungalows are outfitted in contemporary Fijian
style with the use of local timbers, traditional art, thatched roofs, overhead
fans, open air showers and hammocks. Each day the resort's chef prepares
contemporary food with an emphasis on seafood caught locally--lobster from
the nearby reefs is a specialty. As a perfect accompaniment, enjoy a selection
from Yasawa's very fine wine cellar. A wide range of activities are possible,
including utilizing the PADI accredited diving center.
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Bora Bora Lagoon Resort
French Polynesia
Nestled in the middle of Bora Bora's majestic lagoon lies Motu Toopua, a
fragment of an ancient volcano that has become the ultimate tropical hideaway--and
the home of Bora Bora Lagoon Resort. Accomodation is in luxurious over-water
beach and garden bungalows. Inside, oiled yucca woods, floor to ceiling
louvers and timber blinds provide a perfect blend of Polynesian charm and
modern comfort. Enjoy the exotic lush plants and flowers, tall palms and
white sand beaches of this idyllic spot.
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Le Taha'a
French Polynesia
Taha'a is known as the "Vanilla Island" and its sweet scent does seem to perfume the very air. Le Taha'a is the jewel in the crown of the Pearl Resorts, and it is widely considered the most exclusive and luxurious resort in French Polynesia. Located on a motu off of the main island of Taha'a, it offers 48 overwater bungalows and 12 beach bungalows, each more than 100 square meters in size. A large freshwater swimming pool, tennis courts, jet skis, water skis, and a number of other diversions are on offer, but the main reason to come is to simply indulge in the exquisite privacy and pampering on offer on this secluded island paradise.
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