[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]A luxury four-bedroom villa on a beach in Fiji? Tell ‘em he’s dreaming!
You’d think it was too good to be true, but Nanuku Auburge Resorts is in fact launching the biggest luxury resort development in Fiji. And it is perfect for families.
Your beautiful view by the poolside Picture: Nanuku Auberge Resort
The resort will open thirteen new multi-bedroom beach villas in November 2018. They sit right on the doorstep of a long, sandy beach, or nestled in the shade of a tropical garden. How’s the serenity?
Families will have the option to interconnect the one- and two-bedroom villas to create an indulgent three- to four-bedroom home away from home. Villas are kitted out with an equipped kitchen, spacious living and dining areas and a private open terrace. There is plenty of wriggle room for a big family group wanting to relax.
Stay right on your own beach at Nanuku Picture: Nanuku Auberge Resorts
The icing on the cake is the private plunge pool, complete with an outdoor shower and sun lounges on which the grown-ups can recline while the kids have a splash.
You’ll find the Nanuku Auburge Resort in Fiji’s famous ‘adventure capital,’ Pacific Harbour. Auberge Adventures available to guests include visits to Nanuku’s private island, snorkel tours, shark dives, white-water rafting, waterfall hiking and prawning after dark.
Imagine snorkelling in waters as crystal clear as these! Picture: Nanuku Auberge Resort
There is a nannying service and an immersive kids’ club experience.
Dive into all the activities on offer, then come back to your awesome family retreat to chill out and switch off. The brand new villas are available for booking immediately.
A warrior drumming lesson at Nanuku Picture: Nanuku Auberge Resorts
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