While there are overwater bungalow resorts all over the South Pacific, there are exactly 3 such resorts in Fiji itself as of now. These 3 resorts vary from one to the next, allowing guests a few choices. Of these, 2 offer rooms around the US$500 a night range while the third is suited more for those with a larger budget.

If you are looking for something other than the three listed below, you'll be able to go to one of the other islands in the South Pacific, and fortunately you'll have around 30 different resorts to choose from if you can make it to Bora Bora or elsewhere in French Polynesia. There are a few closer resorts in Samoa and New Caledonia as well, though those are less ideal than most of the others.

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Overwater bungalows on Fiji

Koro Sun Resort Fiji

  • Overwater bungalows: 43
  • Total rooms/suites: 8

 

A smaller sized resort with a total of 43 rooms, 8 of which find themselves situated over the water, the Koro Sun Resort Fiji is a great choice for those who love options and plan to do a lot during their vacation. Here guests will find lots of water activities including snorkeling, scuba diving and kayaking. You’ll also find a spa offering scrubs and body wraps as well as a few dining choices alongside two bars.

 

Once in your overwater room, you’ll find a king size bed, a separate lounge area, air conditioning and a bathroom with a shower. You’ll also find that you have jetty access and a 2 person kayak for use during your entire stay.

 

  • Overwater bungalows starting at US$358 per night
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Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay

  • Overwater bungalows: 22
  • Total rooms/suites: 250

 

A rather large resort, the Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay offers over 200 rooms, 22 of which reside over the water. These 22 overwater rooms impress with a nice arrangement of amenities that include an entertainment center, Wi-Fi, a king size bed, air conditioning and a lovely balcony that overlooks the water.

 

Outside of the rooms guests will find lots of different restaurants, a kid’s club and various water activities that include snorkeling and scuba diving. In addition, guests will find several attractions nearby that can be easily explored. For those days spent at the resort, guests will find an inviting spa on-site.

 

  • Overwater bungalows starting at US$540 per night
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Likuliku Lagoon Resort in Fiji

  • Overwater bungalows: 10
  • Total rooms/suites: 45

 

On a small island 25km (16 miles) from Nadi International Airport in the Mamanuca archipelago, the Likuliku Lagoon Resort has 10 overwater bungalows, which they call “Over water bures” along with 35 beach rooms. This is a serious 5-star resort all the way, with some of the most luxurious accommodations in the South Pacific. The over water bures here are also among the most expensive in the area, so it’s not for those on tight budgets.

 

The spa here is one of the finest in the region, located up on a hill overlooking the lagoon. Those interested in Polynesian culture will be very welcome here, as this luxury resort carries that theme throughout.

 

  • Overwater bungalows starting at US$940 per night
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Nearby overwater bungalow resorts

Royal Huahine Resort, Huahine – South Pacific

The main islands of French Polynesia, including Tahiti, Moorea, and Bora Bora, are where you’ll find most overwater bungalows in the South Pacifc. The greatest concentration is on Bora Bora, which has 10 such resorts itself, including many of the finest in the region.

 

There are also a number of other overwater-bungalow resorts elsewhere in the Caribbean, including a few that are ideal for those on modest budgets.

>More information about the Royal Huahine Resort, Huahine – South Pacific

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