Luxury Fiji Honeymoons 2025/2026

Fiji has plenty of luxury honeymoon resorts for couples, where you can pair romance with personal service to ensure you're treated like king and queen on your special getaway. Some of Fiji's honeymoon resorts are also all-inclusive and while we understand it's a bigger upfront cost, it means you don't need to worry about any food and drink bills spiraling out of control. This is especially handy after a few manic days around your wedding! If you want more information about a Fiji all-inclusive honeymoon, please get in touch with one of our travel specialists.

Overwater bungalows have become the accommodation of dreams for honeymooners. Traditionally known as bures in Fiji, these thatched huts sit just over a turquoise lagoon and make for the perfect honeymoon bungalows in Fiji! Likuliku Lagoon Resort is where the first ones were built, while Tokoriki Island Resort is an adults-only slice of paradise. Wherever you choose to stay, we recommend an over the water bungalow for at least part of your Fiji honeymoon!

The brilliant thing about Fiji is that each of its mini archipelagos and the larger islands all offer something a bit different to the next. If you're into your adventure, the best island in Fiji for couples is Taveuni, whose lush interior is laced with wild walking trails and punctured by gushing waterfalls. Archipelagos like the Mamanucas and the Yasawas are more remote and offer romantic seclusion, sun-soaked beaches and gin-clear waters in abundance. So, there's not just one best island in Fiji for a honeymoon, there are many!

Obviously, romance is high on the agenda on any honeymoon. You'll be pleased to know that Fiji has plenty of it! The islands stunning beaches and tropical scenery speak for themselves, while experiences like private beach dinners and motu picnics only add to the romance. In particular the Yasawa Islands feel so remote that you'll feel as if you are the first to step foot on its islands, so find a spectacular stretch of sand and enjoy it for yourselves!

Located in the South Pacific Ocean, Fiji is an archipelago of 333 islands found to the east of Australia and to the north of New Zealand. Viti Levu, Vanua Levu and Taveuni are the three largest islands, while there are also several smaller island groups, including the Yasawas and the Mamanucas.

Definitely! A luxury Fiji honeymoon delivers tranquil solitude, stunning island landscapes, adventure and relaxation in one package. Split your time between Taveuni (for its jungle-clad interior and thrilling activities) with the remote archipelagos of either the Mamanucas or the Yasawas for a sun-drenched dose of romantic seclusion. Together, they're a one-two punch you won't be able to resist for a honeymoon!

Whether you're active newlyweds or prefer to chill on a spectacular stretch of sand more, there's plenty of things to do on a honeymoon in Fiji. Many of the resorts have wonderful beaches, perfect if you want to spend more time relaxing. Even in your resort, there's plenty to tempt you away from the sun lounger, including snorkelling among pristine coral reefs and many other non-motorised water sports. You can even experience local traditions, with resorts often laying on an authentic lovo feast once a week, as well as offering guided village visits where you can take part in a kava ceremony. Specific islands afford other activities beyond your resort, with jungle hikes in Taveuni, swimming with manta rays in the Yasawas and blood-pumping adventure in Viti Levu.

There's many honeymoon resorts we love in Fiji! Likuliku Lagoon Resort is home to the first overwater bungalows in Fiji and it's also adults-only. Tokoriki Island Resort is also adults-only, while Matangi Private Island Resort is wonderfully remote and offers a wilder and more authentic side to Fiji. If you really want to splash out, the super-stylish Royal Davui Island offers the ultimate in island luxury.

A honeymoon to Fiji starts from around £4,500 per person, for a seven-night honeymoon including flights and with daily breakfast. This can rise, depending on your duration, the resort you choose and the board basis you stay on.

British passport holders don’t need a visa to visit Fiji.

No vaccinations are currently recommended, although Fiji is deemed to have a risk of the Zika virus. If you’re entering Fiji from a Yellow Fever zone, possession of a valid Yellow Fever inoculation certificate is required. For any current travel health advice, you should seek guidance from your GP at least four to six weeks prior to travel.

Flights to Fiji operate regularly from London via Los Angeles. Alternatively, Fiji may be reached via Hong Kong, Tokyo, Singapore or San Francisco. Total flying time is approximately 26 hours via the west and 24 hours if travelling via the east. Ask your specialist about stopping over in LA, San Francisco or South East Asia to break the journey and enjoy city life en route to Fiji. New Zealand and Australia are also excellent destinations to twin with Fiji.