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Nanuku Resort

Nadi, Fiji • Pacific Harbour • OVER THE TOP

avg. $738 / night

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Free breakfast

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Strung along a private arc of white sand on Fiji's Coral Coast, where dense jungle presses down from volcanic hills to meet the Pacific, Nanuku Resort arranges its thatched bure-style villas in a loose procession that mirrors the curve of the bay rather than imposing any formal geometry upon it. The aerial view reveals the thinking immediately: low-slung structures with steeply pitched grass roofs sit beneath coconut palms at roughly the same height, the whole compound dissolving into the treeline rather than announcing itself as destination architecture. It is a deliberate calibration, one that draws on traditional Fijian building vernacular while accommodating the expectations of an Auberge Resorts property. Inside, the interiors navigate the same productive tension between vernacular warmth and refined comfort. Exposed timber trusses wrap the vaulted ceiling joinery in woven textile detailing with clear reference to tapa craft traditions, while the furniture below — dark-stained four-poster beds with cane footboards, striped upholstered headboards, wicker lounge chairs on timber-decked verandas — settles the palette into a quiet sequence of aquamarine, sand, and ebony. The restaurant opens its full glazed wall to the lawn and sea beyond, round stone-topped tables paired with slatted timber chairs giving the dining room the atmosphere of an indoor-outdoor pavilion rather than a formal hotel restaurant. At the infinity pool, a thatched meditation gazebo fitted with a suspended rattan cocoon chair completes the picture at dusk, lanterns glowing against the purple Fijian sky.

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Paradise Found. Discover shared moments with some of the most gracious, charming hosts you’ll ever meet, and explore the lush, tropical paradise they call home. Whitewater raft through black volcanic walls barely five meters apart, snorkel among vividly-hued coral, hunt for crabs in dense mangrove forest, and trek up soaring sand dunes. Voted #2 Best Resort in Australia and the South Pacific by Condé Nast Traveler’s Readers Choice Awards 2021.

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Nanuku Resort Reviews

842 reviews

"My husband and I spent five nights here during our honeymoon in Australia/Fiji, and we are so glad we made the trek! Nanuku is in a more remote location than we realized — three hour drive from the airport in Nadi — so be prepared for that, but it is absolutely worth it. You are quite literally right up on the beach the entire time. We had a suite with a private plunge pool and incredible views, which was nice for when we wanted some privacy. The main pool is also great, especially with its swim-up bar! Our room was immaculately clean and very spacious. The best part of Nanuku, though, is easily the staff. Every single person we came in contact with was so kind, warm, inviting, and helpful. They truly love to immerse you in their culture and share the beauty of it. I was pleasantly surprised by the food here as well! Because of the remote nature, most people seem to eat every meal at the restaurant on-site, and we had a prepaid meal plan at the recommendation of our travel agent. It was nothing like any all-inclusive places I've been before; the food here was truly a highlight of my entire trip. Every meal was excellent quality with delicious flavors and SO many options, including new dinner menu nightly, and very large portions. We were here mainly to relax, but there are a lot of awesome on-site activities we saw people enjoying, like snorkeling and day trips to local islands and villages. Truly such a slice of paradise that you will be sad to leave!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 05, 2026

"We truly enjoyed our stay at this resort. The combination of the beauty of our suite with the pool area and live music really made our stay perfect. The staff were all friendly also and it just felt comfortable the whole time. When we arrived which was Christmas morning, local carolers were singing in front of the restaurant which was such a beautiful experience. And the unique Fijian Christmas tree by the pool was beautiful by day and by night! Our villa with the private pool was designed beautifully to capture the perfect views with the gorgeous landscaping framing the space. One last benefit we found quite appealing was that any children onsite were accompanied by a resort nanny at all times. The nannies were such a pleasure to watch with the kids and they also kept the kids in check so adults with or without kids could have a relaxing vacation. We’d never seen this setup before but especially for parents, this would be a huge draw. Someone told me the resort of owned by an American but I have to admit I’d have never guessed this due to the authentic feel. The other resorts close to the airport all just seemed so corporate like. This it was worth the trek across the island to get there!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 04, 2026

"Nanuka is an amazing place. Probably the best travel experience I have ever had. The rooms were incredible and comfortable, and the full resort was so experience driven that it really stood out as the best of the best."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 24, 2026

"There are not enough adjectives in a thesaurus to describe this place. From the arrival ceremony to our departure, it was pure top shelf service.. This place needs to write a manual and give classes to other hotels and resorts on the island. Really, I'm not exaggerating. This place/people took our hearts. And, we gladly gave them. We had a single room with a king bed and the staff gladly brought in a "rollaway". The room was super comfortable with nice amenities like a popcorn maker. Our arrival was set with a bottle of champagne, fresh fruit, sweets. Our room had it's own dipping pool and easy access to the beach. We were given a "tour" of the room so we knew where all the switches were, additional bathroom amenities etc. Super quiet room. Myna bird noises are everywhere but that's typical of the islands. The breakfast buffet was beautifully presented. The pool was out of this world with a swim up bar and the view from the pool was indescribable. Such beauty here. We had a great adventure with snorkeling the reef. SO much coral and some pretty great fish. Many lion fish to see. I wish we had spent all of our time on Fiji at this resort but alas, they were fully booked except for our 1 night. We had our first experience on the island with the kava drink. That stuff is a true adventure! Thank you for Tom and Saki for the "talk story". And to Louise for the eye rolling behind their backs!! So many great people work here. I can't recommend this place more. Like I said, not enough adjectives."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 23, 2026

"We stayed here 5 nights after 5 weeks of hiking in New Zealand. It’s hard to get to (3 hours from Nadi) unless you fly to Suva (1 hour). William runs a tight ship. By the 2nd day the staff knew our names. At 8:00 a.m. the staff gathers by the entrance to sing hymns and pray, something that should not be missed. They were so polite and friendly. Despite being captive, the prices weren’t outrageous and the food varied every day. William prefers you tip at the end of your stay vs. tipping the staff, which is what we did. You can snorkel right off the resort. If you want to go a mile offshore you will see more and bigger fish for F$100 per person. We also booked sand bank, but found it not worth the F$700/person charge."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 22, 2026

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