Featuring Fiji Island Overwater and Beach Bungalows for Romantic Tavel Escapes

Fiji's newest luxury escape for couples, Likuliku Lagoon Resort is a haven of luxury that captures the true essence of Fiji, offering 46 intimate bures , all fully air-conditioned and 10 of which are suspended over the magnificent Lagoon- the first of their kind in Fiji. 36 bures line the pristine beachfront, some with private plunge pools, and all with inescapable views of the ocean.

"Fijiana" Restaurant is the centrepiece, with views over the Lagoon, gardens and pool, offering intimate spaces for couples to savour the sights, sounds and tastes of their unique surroundings.

The cuisine is fresh and creative, showcasing the finest local produce with emphasis on local seafood, lush tropical fruits, premium products and the diversity of cultures that have shaped the South Pacific. The dining concept is daily-changing in a mini-Degustation style for lunch and dinner, combined with a variety of themed evenings showcasing local and cultural elements.

DUA TALE BAR AND LOUNGE
"Dua Tale", which means "one more" is Likuliku's cocktail and wine lounge. Ideal for pre-dinner drinks and a relaxing reprieve from the Fijian sun. Dua Tale, offers a wonderful venue to mingle with other guests or just chill out with a book and refreshing fruit juice or cocktail.

MASIMA BAR
"Masima" Bar (which means salt) is situated on our arrival island. Here you can enjoy a casual sunset drink whilst savouring the stunning Lagoon views.

Memorable Fiji Weddings and Honeymoons- The Perfect Setting

Deciding to have your wedding and or honeymoon in Fiji is one of the most fulfilling decisions you'll ever make. Weddings in Fiji are memorable, and can include a blend of modern and traditional elements. The country is also ideal for honeymoons. If you're both 21 or older, have your passports, birth certificates, and proof of dissolution of previous marriages, when applicable, you can marry very easily here. Choose from a variety of beautiful locations, with either a clergy member or a civil officiant. You can even have traditional Fijian customs incorporated into your service, such as a village choir.

When you travel to Fiji for that great escape, you'll find that it's relatively easy to get settled in. International visitors find it easy to get to local hotels and attractions. The Fijian Dollar is the currency that's used in all transactions, and you can expect prices to be similar to those of Australia and New Zealand. Most Fijians don't believe in tipping, but will certainly appreciate being sincerely thanked. You won't encounter any communication issues, because English is almost universally spoken. The Fijian language is still spoken in traditional villages, and it's helpful to know a few words when visiting. Hindustani is another language that you are likely to hear.

There are numerous activities, many of which can be easily arranged through your resort hotel. Whether you're interested mainly in romantic activities, or prefer some adventure, there's something for everyone. Many couples prefer to visit some of the more secluded beaches, which offer excellent sunset views. Activities that can easily be enjoyed together include scuba diving or sea kayaking. If you enjoy seeing wildlife and beautiful flowers, you can take an adventure tour through one of Fiji's forests. The time that you'll spend hiking will be worth it. You might also consider a boat tour that visits several of the islands. These tours offer time for sightseeing, as well as activities like scuba diving.

Many couples try to find deals that help them save on airfare. Fiji is quite distant from most countries, being located between Hawaii and the Oceania area. Travel guide information provides further details about the various islands, which number over 300. Most of the attractions and activities are on the hundred of so islands that are inhabited. All four seasons generally have the same weather. There is the possibility of cyclones from November to April, so use caution during these months. Fiji's climate is described as tropical, with warm temperatures all year.