Volivoli Beach Resort
About this stay
Volivoli Beach Resort is at Rakiraki on the far northern tip of Viti Levu, a long drive from Nadi but close to the reefs of the Bligh Water. It describes itself as a dive resort, with its own dive shop and boats and courses for beginners. Accommodation ranges from ocean-view rooms to villas sized for families, and there is a restaurant, a bar with a swim-up pool and a day spa. It suits divers above all, and travelers who want a quieter corner of the main island away from the Coral Coast and Denarau.
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About Viti Levu
Viti Levu is Fiji's largest island and the arrival point for nearly every visitor. It holds the capital, Suva, on the wet southeast coast, the international gateway of Nadi in the drier west, and a long sweep of resorts along the Coral Coast in the south. It suits travellers who want variety: beaches, rivers, highland villages, markets and a real city, all reachable by road. Compared with the outer islands, it is busier and less polished, but far more varied.
Getting there
Nadi International Airport (NAN) is Fiji's main gateway and Fiji Airways' hub, with flights from Australia, New Zealand, North America and parts of Asia. Nausori Airport (SUV) near Suva handles domestic flights and some regional services. Ferries from Port Denarau reach the Mamanuca and Yasawa islands.