HOTELS Laucala Island Resort - Luxurious Private Fijian Styled Villas

Laucala Island Resort - Luxurious Private Fijian Styled Villas

April 10, 2015 by UNIQ Hotels

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Laucala Island Fiji Oceania
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Fiji has long been known as paradise on earth, and Laucala, a private tropical island in the South Pacific, is no exception. This 12 square kilometer island is speckled with 25 Fijian-styled villas, plantations, tropical forests, and pristine white sandy beaches.

This island resort was built with no expenses spared. However, sustainability and eco-friendliness were the priority. As a result, the island offers scenery like no other with natural forests, coconut plantations, traditional-style farms, mangroves, beaches, coral reefs, and even volcanic mountains.

When staying on Laucala Island, you can visit the cultural village, one of few traditional Fijian villages still in existence. It is used to showcase the traditions, culture, and architecture of the local people. You can also visit the sustainable 240-acre farm that provides most of the ingredients used by the restaurants, including fruits, vegetables, herbs, and animals. You can then spend an afternoon on the beaches or some exotic fishing in the South Pacific and have the chefs cook up your catch for dinner.

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Laucala Island Resort airport
Laucala Island Resort aerial
Laucala Island Resort
Seagrass Restaurant at Laucala Island Resort
Laucala Island Resort overwater villa

Overwater Villa

Laucala Island Resort overwater villa lounge
Laucala Island Resort overwater villa bedroom
Laucala Island Resort overwater villa bathroom
Laucala Island Resort Peninsula Villa

Peninsula Villa

Laucala Island Resort Peninsula Villa aerial
Laucala Island Resort Peninsula Villa in the lush tropical hills
Laucala Island Resort Peninsula Villa with private pool in the hill
Laucala Island Resort Peninsula Villa lounge with ocean views
Laucala Island Resort Peninsula Villa bathroom
Laucala Island Resort Peninsula Villa pool
Laucala Island Resort Peninsula Villa pool in the evening
Laucala Island Resort Plateau Villa

Plateau Villa

Laucala Island Resort Plateau Villa bedroom
Laucala Island Resort Plateau Villa bedroom views on the pool
Plantation Villa Bathroom

Plantation Villa Bathroom

Laucala Island Resort Spa

Spa

Laucala Island Resort Spa massage
Laucala Island beach
Laucala Island beach horse riding
Laucala Island Resort golf

18-hole championship golf course

Laucala Island snorkeling
DeepFlight – Personal Submarine

DeepFlight – Personal Submarine

DeepFlight – Personal Submarine under water
Sailing around the Laucala Island

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Laucala Island, Fiji


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