• Car parking
• Bar
• Room service
• Laundry service
• Boutique
• Internet access
• Restaurants
• 4 swimming pools

• Flat screen television
• Refrigerator
• Air-conditioning, ceiling fan
• Tea/coffee maker
• Direct dial international telephone service
• CD player
• Play station
• Washing machine and dryer (not in studios)
• Microwave (not in studios)
• Dishwasher (not in studios)
• Double hot plate (not in studios)
• Saucepans and utensils (not in studios)

• Kayaks
• Fishing
• Sailing
• Snorkelling
• Scuba diving
• Jogging tracks
• Walking tracks
• Aqua aerobics
• Kids club

Fiji has one of the best air service connections of any of the islands in the Pacific.

Air Pacific, Fiji's national carrier, provides a daily service to Sydney and Auckland and up to six times a week to Los Angeles, with frequent flights to Brisbane and Melbourne. Air Pacific also provides regular services to the neighbouring island nations of Tonga, Samoa, Vanuatu, Kiribati and the Solomon Islands. Further afield it operates twice weekly flights to Hong Kong.

Korean Air operate three flights a week between Seoul and Nadi. On the southbound flights from Seoul a direct connection can be made off Korean Air's daily London-Seoul flight. However, on the return flight, a night stop will be required in Seoul, as the flight timings do not permit a same day connection.

Air New Zealand operates daily to/from Auckland with connections to its double-daily flights to London, either via Los Angeles or Hong Kong. Air New Zealand also operates a codeshare arrangement with Air Pacific providing seats on their non-stop Nadi-Los Angeles flights.

Virgin Blue operate a regular service from/to Sydney, with connections to many other Australian cities.

Air Cali operate twice a week between Noumea and Nadi. Currently Air New Guinea operate a twice a week service from and to Port Moresby via Honiara.

Pacific Sun, Air Pacific's domestic airline subsidiary, operates an extensive domestic flight network covering all the countries main islands, with at least a daily service. The main northern islands receive at least two flights a day and some times more, the less populated islands get a restricted service, so sometimes a night stop in Nadi or Suva may be required when connecting between some of the less popular islands.

A number of the outer Island Resorts operate their own dedicated daily flights, to transfer their clients from Nadi to the resort and back, using either fixed wing commuter aircraft, seaplanes or helicopters.  Further details of these will be given at the time we provide our quotation.