Fiji Islands
Toberua Island Resort

Toberua is a deluxe unspoiled island located off the eastern coast of Viti Levu. The 15 large traditional Fijian thatch-roofed bures are near the water’s edge and surrounded by lush tropical gardens. Offering full restaurant and bar facilities, evening serenaders and dining under the stars. Massage and scuba diving available.
Free Activities: Snorkeling, reef golf, Hobie cat sailing, Paddle boats, coral viewing, village trips, mangrove and bird island tours.
Other activities: Scuba Diving

Stepping on to the white, sandy beach of Toberua (pronounced Tom-berua), you immediately find yourself in a totally new world. Just 4 acres when the tide is in, around 20 when it retires twice a day.
To maintain your privacy, only 15 bures have been built on the island. Extremely comfortable for two people; very comfortable indeed for a small family. Each bure is set right on the water's edge. As you cross the patio and enter your "island home" you will be impressed by the height of the ceiling, soaring 28 feet above you. Paradoxically, in addition to offering you all modern conveniences including electricity, en-suite, refrigerator and round-the-clock hot water, your bure has been constructed in the traditional Fijian "Chiefly" style. This manner of building dates back many centuries and has survived through the passing on of the many craft skills involved from family to family, father to son.

Getting there:Once you've landed in Nadi, Fiji's International Airport, it is recommended that you take a domestic connection either Air Fiji or Sunflower to Nausori. These connections have regular flights throughout the day.
The other alternative is to drive or be driven along the Queens highway from Nadi to Suva then Nausori. This is approximately 3.5 - 4 hours.
From Nausori (Suva) airport you will be collected by your friendly and smiling taxi driver for the short and interesting journey through Fijian countryside to Nakelo Landing; here the Toberua Island launch will be waiting to speed you down the Navaloa River, past Fijian villages and waving children, traditional and intriguing fish traps - then out to sea for the last leg of your journey and arrival at Toberua.

The island launch usually leaves Toberua at 10am to take guests to the mainland and leaves Nakelo landing at 11am for the return trip. Special arrangements can also be made by charter to connect with earlier of later flight times. Helicopters and taxis can also be arranged as required. As can a seaplane which can collect or deliver you to or from the island - calling anywhere from Suva to Nadi.