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Ahura Resorts – the 100% Fijian family-owned management company of Likuliku Lagoon Resort – is pleased to announce the reopening of Likuliku Lagoon Resort following a major US $4.2M revitalization project. 

The transformation underscores the property’s continued commitment to relaxed luxury, sustainable tourism, and world-class experiences. 

Following a series of enhancements over the past few months, Likuliku Lagoon Resort now welcomes guests to enjoy the evolution of its renowned hospitality, featuring an innovative new dining concept, an interactive conservation hub dedicated to marine and ecological preservation and community care.

Elevated luxury accommodations are designed to blend seamlessly with Likuliku Lagoon’s breathtaking natural surroundings. 

[Outdoor terrace at Saluwaki]

Saluwaki (Fijian for a collection of indigenous herbs and spices) offers a concept dining experience showcasing Fijian-inspired Asian tapas. Using locally sourced ingredients, Saluwaki presents small-plate culinary delights served on handcrafted Kigoromo Japanese dishware. With an open kitchen, guests can now enjoy a flavourful and inspired journey through Asia. The intimate setting provides 28 seats for a “once during your stay” dining experience.

Launched in collaboration with the award-winning Ahura Resorts Conservation Foundation, the Na Vanua Conservation Hub offers guests a unique, hands-on opportunity to engage with and to support local ecosystems and Fijian culture.

[Na Vanua Conservation Hub wall]

The Hub focuses on conservation efforts such as reforestation, mangrove restoration, the critically-endangered Fiji Crested Iguana conservation program, coral planting, herb garden tours, back-of-house waste and recycle tours as well as the Foundation’s key support project, a local village kindergarten. It also embodies the Foundation’s three key pillars: Above the Sea, Below the Sea, and Community, highlighting the importance of sustainability and cultural preservation. 

The waters surrounding Malolo Island are in a protection zone as mandated by the Paramount Chief of Malolo Island and includes the private island of Mociu (Honeymoon Island), designated for the exclusive use of resort guests.

All resort bures have been refreshed, with 11 beachfront bures now featuring private plunge pools, offering even more luxurious, oceanfront accommodations for ultimate relaxation and privacy. In addition, each bure’s interior has been repainted, including the interior wooden floors. New wallpaper and new bathroom tapware have also been added, complemented by a new range of bathroom amenities, smart TVs with sound bars and espresso coffee machines. The resort’s over-water bures have also received extra luxe bathroom amenities. 

[Outdoor Dining deck, Fijiana]

In case you find the need to connect, high speed WiFi capacity has been boosted with additional access points connected to Starlink satellite. 

Daily complimentary still and sparkling bottled water for guests will be produced for both Likuliku and sister resort Malolo Island Resort, and presented in recycled branded glass bottles made in the resorts’ own recycling plant. 

“We’re thrilled to welcome guests back to Likuliku Lagoon Resort following this significant revitalization. With a multi-million dollar investment, we’ve taken the resort to new heights, elevating both our offerings and the guest experience. These changes reinforce our commitment to providing an exceptional experience as one of Fiji’s premier and iconic luxury resorts,” according to Tony Whitton, Resort Owner and Managing Director of Ahura Resorts.

Offering an unrivaled blend of wilderness luxury, sustainability, and cultural richness, Likuliku Lagoon Resort is ready to create an unforgettable experience for its guests that sets the standard for quintessential Fijian hospitality and excellence. Visit Likuliku Lagoon Resort online for more information.