Likuliku Lagoon Resort
Malolo Island · Fiji
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Character and identity
Likuliku sits on Malolo Island in Fiji's Mamanuca chain, a 45-bure adults-oriented retreat built around a shallow lagoon that gives the resort its name. Accommodation splits between traditional thatched bures along the beach and overwater bures reached via a wooden gangplank, some with private plunge pools and outdoor showers. The aesthetic is barefoot Fijian: timber, thatch, and lagoon views rather than polished marble. Dining centres on Fijiana, where chef Gregory Llewellyn works local seafood and tropical fruit into a South Pacific menu, with meals folded into the daily rate. A spa, two bars and direct beach access complete the picture.
Who's it for
Best for:
Couples chasing a quiet, all-inclusive island escape where staff remember your name and your coffee order by day two. Ideal for honeymooners who want an overwater bure, snorkellers, paddle boarders, and travellers who'd happily book a jet ski run out to Modriki Island (the Castaway film location) and call it a busy day.
Should look elsewhere:
Families with children, since the resort skews adult and intimate. Also not the pick for travellers who want big-resort variety, multiple restaurants and bars to rotate through, nightlife, or shopping. The remote setting and single dining room can feel limiting over longer stays.
Bottom line
The draw here is the combination of overwater bures and genuinely personal service on a small, secluded lagoon, with food and most activities built into the rate. Spend the money if you want a true island disconnect with one other person; book an overwater bure with a plunge pool, and aim for Fiji's drier May to October window for the calmest lagoon conditions.
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What this place offers
- Wi-Fi
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Breakfast
- Full service laundry
- Pool
- Outdoor pool
- Hot tub
- Airport shuttle
- Air conditioning
