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Castaway Island, 4 stars |
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Castaway Island Fiji's location at the heart of
Mamanuca Island group makes it ideal for island activities.
There’s a kids’ club with nature-based play for children
over three years, plus plenty of activities for the whole
family to enjoy together, include snorkelling, parasailing,
waterskiing, surfing, island tours and swimming at the two
freshwater pools. Parents might like to slip away for some
down time with an island-style massage, either in tropical
gardens, on the beach or in your own bure. Up to 10
people can be accommodated in these traditional villas
with Fijian-style thatched roofs, and dining options include
a kid-friendly buffet. |
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Malolo Lailai Island, 3.5 stars |
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Plantation Island Resort caters for all ages with its
expansive list of activities. Kids will enjoy the Coconut Kids’
Club and daily activities including coconut boat making,
pineapple cracking, crab racing and Meke performances.
For teens, the Lairo Club offers activities including
kayaking, water polo, touch rugby and mini-golf. There are
also two playgrounds, a water park and bike riding on offer
for some sunshine, and parents can make use of the
resort’s 24-hour nanny service to enjoy a little alone time.
A few of the dining venues even offer free dining for kids
under 12. |
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Malolo Island, 4 stars |
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Families who’ve ventured to this secluded Pacific Ocean
oasis seem to have nothing but praise to sing about its
bure-style accommodation and picturesque views, and
we’re not surprised to see it appear once again this year.
Little minds keep busy at Tia’s Treehouse Kids’ Club, while
the older ones can escape to Khail’s Club instead. There’s
snorkelling, fishing and island-hopping on offer for the
active, and the four Family Bures, which sleep up to seven
people each, are perfect for a multigenerational holiday. |
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Coral Coast, 4 stars |
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Kids are well catered for at Naviti Resort on Fiji’s Coral Coast. Kids 12 years and under stay free when sharing their parents’ room and eat free at the resort’s four restaurants; Nukunuku Restaurant even has a Kids Corner Buffet available breakfast, lunch and dinner. The resort boasts a swimming pool with a pool bar, a fitness centre, golf course and four tennis courts, plus activities including archery, fish feeding and coconut husking. There is a free kids’ club for kids aged five to 12 and parents can enjoy the day spa or relaxing by the pool. |
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Mamanuca Islands, 3 stars |
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This place is a diving family’s dream come true. If you’re already licensed, this is a great destination, with more than 20 great dive sites close to Treasure Island waiting to be discovered. You’ll see little reef sharks, Hawksbill turtles and lion fish around the place, and Salamander is a great wreck dive. If you’re new, not to worry – you can learn on site and with all that beauty around, it's well worth it! There’s heaps of dining available and well-appointed, comfortable rooms on the beachfront to fit families. |
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Mamanuca Islands, 4 stars |
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Take part in a traditional Kava Ceremony or learn some basket-weaving skills for a touch of the authentic. Take to the ocean waters with jet skis, flippers and paddleboards, or enjoy a hit of tennis. There’s plenty to keep families busy at Mana Island, and the kids’ club runs sessions in the morning, afternoon and evenings daily, where kids can enjoy coconut hunting and guided snorkelling among other great activities. Accommodations are only steps from the ocean and feature Fijian-inspired decor and spacious living. |
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Coral Coast, 3 stars |
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Children between four and 12 years stay, play and eat free at this tropical paradise, with the Hermit Crab Kids Club jam-packed with fun activities to suit all ages. Families might like to try their hand at surfing while here, with a perfect break right at the resort’s front. From the sandy white beaches, a variety of bures are available for family-friendly accommodation, all air-conditioned and with ensuite bathrooms – the perfect place to retire after a day diving, or cruising from above on the glass-bottomed boat. |
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Sonaisali Island, 3.5 stars |
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Just three minutes by boat from Viti Levu, this resort offers your classic island paradise with a twist. There’s a great range of land-loving activities on offer, too, which might be welcome news to some of you aqua-phobes whose families are dying for an underwater Fijian adventure. Try paintballing for a dash of adrenaline, or take a leisurely horseback ride through the beauty of the local area (okay, we admit we’d probably spend at least one afternoon in the spa, too). Beachfront guest rooms offer ocean views, a furnished balcony and all the comfortable amenities your family needs. |
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