Book the Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort with VIP Benefits

Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort is the award-winning luxurious island vacation destination in the South Pacific. Guests discover the unique resort experience, focusing on relaxation, authentic cuisine and culture, and exploring the incredible secrets of nature and the local environment. The great variety of special interactive activities, lifestyle-enriching experiences, and attractions make this Fiji's Best Family Resort in addition to a Romantic Luxury vacation for couples. Anyone with a sense of adventure and the desire to experience one of the most beautiful places on the planet will love Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort.

Welcome to a Fiji island holiday in its purest form. Crafted from local timbers and featuring premier amenities, each traditionally thatched bureau at the Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort provides the ultimate Fiji accommodation for privacy, comfort, and the best personal service. Built on the site of a former coconut plantation, the 17-acre Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort features just 25 bures (Fijian bungalows), delivering world-class lodging amidst quintessential Fiji island serenity. Slip into premier Fiji accommodations, with rattan furnishings, a plush king-size bed, oversized bathrooms, a private deck, and bures with garden or ocean views. The resort accommodations include meals, bottled non-alcoholic beverages, and round-trip transportation between the resort and Savusavu Airport. To enhance tranquility, the bures have no telephones or televisions. However, there is complimentary Wi-Fi Internet access.

Fiji Island's Famous Sea

Water - There's no better place to soak up the Fiji island's famous sea activities than the resort on the water. Experience endless water sports, like sailing a Hobie Cat over crystal clear waters, kayaking the reef, or catching fish off Savusavu to return to the Chef. Diving- The "Soft Coral Capital of the World," Fiji offers the widest variety of fish and coral on the planet.

Marine Biologist - Get a closer look at the wonders of Fiji's sea life. With the resort's full-time Marine Biologist Johnny Singh on staff, the Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort is committed to treating guests to fascinating insights into the ecology of the marine world in Fiji.

Activities

Discover boundless opportunities for fun and adventure, from beach sports to ecological pursuits to traditional Fijian rituals.
Excursions - The weekly schedule of activities includes four scheduled off-site tours: a village trip, a rainforest and waterfall hike, a Mangrove trip, and a Farmers Market trip on set days complimentary.

Earth - The Fijian people have flourished for over three thousand years by living off the natural bounty that surrounds them. However, Jean-Michel Cousteau and his team of conservationists believe that modern society can learn a lot about achieving a sustainable environment from the Fijian's agricultural and fishing practices.
History - Comprising 330 islands in the central South Pacific, Fiji's geography has made it both a destination and migratory crossroads for centuries. Austronesian peoples are believed to have settled here some 3,500 years ago, with Melanesians following a thousand years later. In the 10th Century, the Tu'i Tonga Empire was established in Tonga, and Fiji came within its sphere of influence. This brought Polynesian customs and language to Fiji.

Village - Experience a visit to the traditional Fiji village of Nukubalavu ("long beach"), located just two miles south of the resort and home to many staff. Rural villages throughout Fiji form an essential part of the Fijian community structure. You will be welcomed into Nukubalavu to experience the culture first-hand and enjoy the Meke (dance) and singing by the village people. Town of Savusavu - Stroll the nearby Savusavu town, where you'll find a collection of interesting shops of diverse cultural origins, small restaurants, banks, and a post office from which to mail postcards. You can also explore a Farmer's Market along Savusavu Bay with indigenous local produce.
Treat yourself to sumptuous Fijian cuisine and South Pacific and Asian-inspired delicacies. All meals are included in your stay and served in the restaurant overlooking Savusavu Bay or al fresco poolside. The musicians will serenade you with the soft harmonies of traditional Fijian songs and Fijian versions of some old favorites and even invite you to participate in a Kava Ceremony.

Dining

Treat yourself to sumptuous Fijian cuisine and South Pacific and Asian-inspired delicacies. All meals are included in your stay and served in the restaurant overlooking Savusavu Bay or al fresco poolside. The musicians will serenade you with the soft harmonies of traditional Fijian songs and Fijian versions of some old favorites and even invite you to participate in a Kava Ceremony.

Spa & Wellbeing

You can pamper your body and soul with one of the unique beachside spa treatments or surrender to a rejuvenating Fijian massage in your bure. The spa resort has recently started using "Nui Health Fiji" pure virgin coconut oil harvested locally by the people of the Wailevu Village on the shores of Savusavu Bay. So inhale the earthy coconut aroma, find yourself mesmerized by their graceful strokes, and fall asleep to the sounds of the ocean.

Romance

Step into the ultimate romantic Fiji escape in a place that practically invented romance. From the gentle serenity of a private picnic on your deserted island to a sunset-lit dinner, you will feel that everything has been tailor-made for your romantic island getaway.

Weddings

A lifetime of minted bliss begins with a wedding in the South Pacific. Just imagine your traditional ceremony: two Fijian warriors carry the bride up a private stretch of beach to her groom, accompanied by the sound of conch shells, the beating of the Lali drum, and a tropical sunset as the stunning backdrop.

Family

There's no place like the Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort for an ideal family holiday. The award-winning boutique resort is considered one of the best luxury family-friendly resorts in the world. Discover a host of activities to be enjoyed as a family, with children of any age, on land, on the water, and in the water.