HOTELS Dolphin Island - Tropical Retreat In Fiji

Dolphin Island - Tropical Retreat In Fiji

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A private retreat in the South Pacific’s Fiji Islands, Dolphin Island Huka Retreats offers four rooms with accommodations for just eight guests at a time to enjoy the ultimate peace and serenity that comes with island life.

With 14 acres to enjoy, guests can enjoy a plethora of activities, from diving and kayaking to sailing and fishing in the crystal-blue waters surrounding this oasis. Just 20 minutes by boat from the main shore of Viti Levu, guests will arrive via the island’s private boat to their accommodations on Dolphin Island.

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Dolphin Island
Dolphin Island boat dock
Floating Pontoon Dining
Lanterns Light The Way To The Floating Pontoon, Dolphin Island
The Main Bure Pavilion Holds Centre Court, With Guest Bure Suites Flanking Each Side

With no other restaurants or bars on the island, Dawn Simpson, the retreat host, has got you covered. She cooks meals using locally sourced, fresh fish and produce; guests can choose to eat when and where they like, from the terrace or pool area to the eight-seater table at the back of the Main Bure.

The Main Bure Pavilion At Dolphin Island In The Evening

You can grab a drink at the Main Bure counter bar or enjoy your cocktail outside while taking in the spectacular views.

Main Bure Pavilion, Dolphin Island, Interior Design By Virginia Fisher
Guest Bure Suite

The interiors of the Huka were designed by award-winning Kiwi decorator Virginia Fisher, known for her crisp lines and luxurious style.

Four En Suite Guest Bures Accommodate A Maximum Of 8 Guests
Bathrooms Are Beautifully Appointed
Bathroom Opens Up Completely To An Outdoor Shower Within Private Garden Courtyard
Exterior Of A Pair Of Guest Bure Suites, Evening

Guests looking for a truly unique experience can opt to stay in the Hilltop Sleep-out Bure, a thatched open-air bedroom that faces the sea and is lit by lanterns and candles.

Hilltop Sleep Out Bure, Dolphin Island, Fiji
The Infinity Pool Boasts Day Beds Designed For Rest, Relaxation And Absolute Comfort
The Infinity Pool At Twilight, Contines To Be Magical
Moveable Sun Loungers Offer Every Opportunity To Enjoy The Beach At Dolphin Island
Kayaks Are Available For Use By Guests
Dolphin Island Hammock
Snorkelling In Crystal Clear Warm Waters

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Dolphin Island, Fiji


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