LikuLiku Lagoon Fiji :  Welcome to your magical sanctuary.
From the water it looks like an ancient village, so traditional is the design. You step off at Masima Island in the middle of the Lagoon. Blue waters beneath your feet - is it possible that colour is real? There you will be greeted with the renowned Fijian welcome and then escorted to your Bure to begin your magical experience. There are only 45 bures at Likuliku Lagoon Resort - all fully air-conditioned and ten of which are suspended over the magnificent Lagoon - the first of their kind in Fiji. Thirty-six line the pristine beachfront, some with private plunge pools, and all with inescapable views of the ocean.

Rates include all meals daily, Fijian welcome with refreshing beverage, cool towels and exclusive Likuliku lei on arrival, exclusive Likuliku Sulu, bottled water in bure twice daily, complimentary use of snorkel equipment throughout stay and invitation to weekly management cocktail party.

LikuLiku lagoon resort Fiji :  Fiji's only overwater bungalows

The culinary experience at Likuliku presents exquisite flavours of the Pacific Rim delivered by renowned Australian Executive Chef Shane Watson and his team.

"Fijiana" Restaurant is the centrepiece, with views over the Lagoon, gardens and pool, offering intimate spaces for couples to savour the sights, sounds and tastes of their unique surroundings.  The cuisine is fresh and creative, showcasing the finest local produce with emphasis on local seafood, lush tropical fruits, premium products and the diversity of cultures that have shaped the South Pacific. The dining concept is daily-changing in a mini-Degustation style for lunch and dinner, combined with a variety of themed evenings showcasing local and cultural elements.

DUA TALE BAR AND LOUNGE "Dua Tale", which means "one more" is Likuliku's cocktail and wine lounge. Ideal for pre-dinner drinks and a relaxing reprieve from the Fijian sun. Dua Tale, offers a wonderful venue to mingle with other guests or just chill out with a book and refreshing fruit juice or cocktail.

MASIMA BAR"Masima" Bar (which means salt) is situated on our arrival island. Here you can enjoy a casual sunset drink whilst savouring the stunning Lagoon views.

Location for Likuliku:  Likuliku is located 25km/16 miles from Nadi International Airport in the Mamanuca archipelago.  Fiji's climate is tropical. Temperatures vary slightly between the summer and winter months with summer beginning early December and lasting through to March.

The weather is quite hot and humid during the summer months with average daily temperatures around 32?C (92?F). This time is usually referred to as the 'wet season', however it should be noted that Likuliku Lagoon Resort is located to the west of the larger Fiji Islands and on average receives less rainfall than the eastern parts of Fiji at this time. By the end of April, Fiji experiences a more moderate climate with average temperatures reaching 27C (82F) by day and pleasantly cooler during the night at around 19C (66F).

SACRED SITES AT LIKULIKU FIJI
YADRA CAVE
The original village of Yaro was located in Likuliku about two centuries ago before being relocated to its current location. On the lease, the headland is marked as ?Sacred Rock?.
Before Christianity, the special clan of the ?Bete?, the ancient Fijian priests from the village of Yaro, would make traditional sacrifice to the Sea Gods using kava roots and produce from the land at certain times in the lunar calendar. On the headland is a magic wishing cave occupied by the Kalou Vu (spirit god), that is said to be able to bring great blessing and grant all your dreams and aspirations. The cave can only be accessible by the Bete, and no-one else.
Villagers would petition the village elder with a request - for example, to have good crops this season, a child for newlyweds, good weather during a long sea journey, etc. The village elder ?mata ni vanua? would present a kava root to the Bete, who would in turn visit the cave to present the petitions. If requests were made with noble intentions, the wish would always be granted.

VATU TAGI
This legendary rock is said to make a ringing or wailing sound when struck, a sound that is completely different from other rocks around it. The rock is located on the left of the large black rocky outcrop behind Likuliku Beach, and it sits under the vaivai tree on a long flat black rock. This rock was used by elders of the Tui Lawa as a sign of sending messages for meetings to be held around Likuliku. If a lali (hollow wooden log) is beaten close to the rock, its sound echoes around Malolo informing the elders to convene for a chiefly meeting.

Honeymoon at Likuliku Lagoon Fiji
Bonus Minimum three night stay - Bottle of champagne and Private Beach Dinner. Not combinable with any other specials.

** Wedding packages are also available.**
 Honeymoon Bonus: Minimum three night stay - Bottle of champagne and Private Beach Dinner. Not combinable with any other specials. ** Wedding packages are also available.**

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