An exclusive hideaway in the middle of the South Pacific
The Vatuvara Private Islands Resort is an oasis of unspoilt beauty, nestled in the turquoise expanse of the South Pacific Ocean. Situated on the remote Lau Group archipelago This extraordinary resort combines luxurious comfort with the incomparable magic of unspoilt nature. As one of the most exclusive resorts in the world, it is only accessible by private flight and promises absolute privacy for discerning travellers. Here, modern elegance meets an authentic South Seas atmosphere, while sustainable architecture and the harmonious embedding in the lush tropical landscape round off the overall experience.
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gowin@select-luxury.travel
"During your stay at Vatuvara Private Islands Resort, you should definitely take a guided exploration tour through the island's mysterious limestone caves. Be mesmerised by the sparkling underground pools of water and discover a world reserved for only a few - an unforgettable adventure that reveals the mystical side of Fiji."
Your gateway to a world of beauty and exclusivity
If you dream of a place where unspoilt nature meets unparalleled luxury, then the Vatuvara Private Islands Resort is your perfect destination. Let yourself be captivated by the magic of the South Pacific, enjoy absolute privacy and experience unique adventures that can only be found here. A stay at this exclusive resort is more than just a journey - it is an experience that touches deeply and stays with you forever.
Island adventures & deep relaxation
Although the Vatuvara Private Islands Resort offers complete peace and seclusion, it is also a place for extraordinary experiences. Explore the area's biodiverse coral reefs or set sail on a private yacht to explore remote beaches and uninhabited islands. Those interested in culture can be enchanted by the traditional dances and customs of the local community or take part in an exclusive Fiji cookery course.
For moments of deep relaxation, the resort offers a luxurious spa where indigenous healing methods are combined with modern treatments. Let yourself be pampered with handmade oils and natural essences while listening to the gentle sounds of the ocean. The massage pavilions overlooking the dazzling sea promise pure relaxation for body and mind.
Culinary delights in the middle of the Pacific
The cuisine at Vatuvara Private Islands Resort pays homage to the diversity of the South Pacific and combines traditional Fijian flavours with international gourmet creations. The exquisite menus are prepared with fresh ingredients from the island's organic gardens, complemented by freshly caught seafood and exotic fruits.
Guests dine in the open air with a view of the endless blue or in private, romantically decorated pavilions. The chef creates bespoke menus that fulfil the wishes of each individual guest - be it a fine seafood dinner by candlelight or a casual picnic on the pristine sandy beach. The culinary experience is rounded off with an exquisite selection of wines and hand-mixed cocktails with tropical flavours.
Exquisite retreats
The resort's few but exquisite villas are true masterpieces of architecture, built from sustainably sourced materials that reflect the natural beauty of the islands. Each villa offers unrivalled panoramic views over the azure blue sea and is decorated with ornate wood carvings, soft, handmade textiles and bespoke furniture. Expansive private sun terraces with infinity pools invite you to linger, while open-plan living areas create a feeling of being at one with nature.
State-of-the-art technology meets traditional craftsmanship: customised king-size beds, spacious natural stone bathrooms with outdoor showers and a personal butler service ensure the highest level of comfort. Guests also enjoy direct access to hidden beach coves that are just waiting to be discovered.
German nationals do not require a visa to enter French Polynesia.
The climate in French Polynesia is tropical, warm and humid. There are hardly any seasonal fluctuations. The best time to visit is European spring, summer and autumn. The Tuamotu archipelago enjoys more sunshine than anywhere else in French Polynesia. Therefore, it is always a good time to travel there. The clarity of the water is at its best between October and May (ideal for diving), while the mildest weather can be enjoyed between June and September. Our top tip - try the low season (April - May and October - November) to enjoy the best combination of diving and sunshine. If whale watching is your main motivation, July to November is the best time to visit.
The Federal Foreign Office recommends vaccinations against hepatitis A for travelling, and against hepatitis B for long-term stays or special exposure. The Federal Foreign Office generally recommends checking and completing the standard vaccinations according to the current vaccination calendar of the Robert Koch Institute on the occasion of each trip.
Important note:
This trip is partially suitable for travellers with reduced mobility, depending on their impairment.
Please contact us for detailed advice and handling of flights, transfers and accommodation.
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030 / 69802 192
gowin@select-luxury.travel
"During your stay at Vatuvara Private Islands Resort, you should definitely take a guided exploration tour through the island's mysterious limestone caves. Be mesmerised by the sparkling underground pools of water and discover a world reserved for only a few - an unforgettable adventure that reveals the mystical side of Fiji."
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