Malolo Island, Fiji - An idyllic island paradise where you can escape the stress of modern living and relax amongst pristine white coral sand beaches, panoramic views, azure seas and wonderful accommodation and facilities. Malolo is designed to provide a totally relaxing experience with professional massage and beauty therapy to soothe away stress and a Kids Club that operates day and night for that much-needed time alone. Enjoy dining at any one of the three restaurants and savor each meal with its own unique style of cuisine and atmosphere. Fill your day with activities, or simply unwind and do nothing at all. Of course, Malolo has all the water sports and other activities one would expect from an idyllic Fijian island destination including game fishing, snorkeling, sailing, bushwalking, every hour of every day you'll find something new and exciting to do on Malolo.
From the moment you set foot on Malolo Island, you will know you've discovered paradise so come and rejuvenate the spirit in Fiji's undiscovered paradise. Plantation style air-conditioned accommodation reminiscent of the colonial era with high vaulted ceilings, provide a feeling of spaciousness and rustic elegance. These "bures" are set amongst lush tropical gardens, a few lazy steps from the Pacific Ocean Each Oceanview bure is 33 sq meters with a 14 sq meter verandahs, a King size bed and two single beds. All have air-conditioning, fridge, drip filter coffee machine and tea making facilities, separate bathrooms, overhead fans and spacious verandahs.
Kids eat free
Guests who book a minimum 5-night stay for travel now through 31 March 2010, will receive free meals for kids 12 years and under, sharing a bure with parent or guardian.
This offer cannot be combined with any other offer. Contact hotel for more details.
Malolo Island Resort positions itself as a relaxing getaway from the stresses of the modern world. Guestrooms have no telephone, TV, radio, Internet access, or mobile phone coverage. There is intermittent mobile phone coverage on parts of the island, and a landline on which guests may make telephone calls at reception.
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