Fiji is calling, and you don’t have to leave the kids behind! That’s right, Fiji isn’t only famous, but it’s home to some of the best family resorts that the kids will love!
Whether you plan to vacation in Mamanuca or Wakaya, this stunning South Pacific paradise has something for the entire family to enjoy.
Grab that sunhat, put some sunscreen on and let’s explore some of the best Fiji family resorts.
1. Six Senses Fiji
We start our island-hopping tour off with the glamorous Six Senses Fiji resort. It deserves our first place spot. This family resort captures the essence of the Pacific islands in an exquisite and dazzling blend of colours, fragrances and tastes.
This aptly named resort will tantalize your senses while entertaining the entire family.
Catching a barrel on the surf. Image credits - @tropicsurf on Instagram
This Fiji Resort at a Glance
Six Senses is located on the majestic Malolo Island. This sublime tropical paradise is home to an iguana resort, housing more than 3,000 creepy-crawly lizards and reptiles. The resort is also surrounded by crystal clear waters and pristine white sand beaches.
If you prefer to spend your time by the pool, you’re in for a treat. The resort boasts 24 spacious pool villas, a wellness spa, a venue centre, and some of the finest dining around.
Things for the Entire Family to Do
Our top resort has several exciting adventures for the entire family. Most of the activities can be done by the young and old. This means that you can include everybody in the fun. Some of our favourite family activities are:
- Visit the Iguana conservation and interact with these critically endangered species
- Explore the outdoors with hiking, guided tours and even cycling
- Reconnect with nature as the expert guides teach you about Fijian rituals and history
- Go on a sailing excursion and show off your boating skills
- Learn the local languages and dive deep into Fijian culture
- Hang out at the under-the-stars cinema
There are heaps of other fun adventures just waiting to be discovered at Six Senses. Whether you are an avid angler, want to learn kayaking, or are simply interested in guided tours, this resort has something for you… and the kids!
We won’t spoil the thrill and excitement here, though, so you better get out there and start exploring.
Price Per Night
Six Senses are a bit more expensive than some of the other resorts listed here. Yet, it’s one of the best Fiji resorts for family.
It’s a five-star resort and comes at an average price of around AU$1,203 per night.
Pros:
- Five-star resort
- Ample amount of adventures to be discovered
- A short drive from the airport
Cons:
- Pricey
- Popular and tends to be fully booked far in advance
2. Vomo Island Fiji
Our next resort is all about that beach life. The Vomo Island Fiji resort offers families ample opportunity to take some envy-inducing photos for the gram.
Not only will you get to take some truly stunning snaps, but staying at this resort can also help bring your entire family closer.
Fun filled evening. Image credits - @vomoislandfiji on Instagram
This Fiji Resort at a Glance
Vomo is one of Fiji’s larger islands. It’s a spectacular expanse of lush inland greenery hugged by pristine beaches.
Since it’s such an oversized island, you can easily be forgiven if you feel like the only soul in the world. Here the entire family can swim, walk and explore for hours, with new sights waiting to be discovered around every corner.
It’s not all about the outdoors, though. Dive into the lap of luxury as you experience some of the best food and high-life style.
Things for the Entire Family to Do
There are plenty of fun experiences for the entire family to be had at Vomo. In Fujian culture, family is the foundation of everything. You can see this philosophy in the way that the resort has provided for families. Some of our favourite family adventures include:
- Explore the exciting Kid’s Village that’s open every single day of the year
- Let the kids dine out in the Kid’s-only restaurant
- Baby butlers will look after the little ones so that you can get that deserving nap
- Kids diving is an excellent introduction to scuba diving for the entire family
Vomo has all the usual grown-up activities too, such as golfing, sailing and a luxurious spa experience that’s not to be missed.
Price Per Night
Vomo is far more affordable than other Fiji resorts. However, that doesn’t mean you will be missing out on a truly memorable adventure.
Accommodation per night averages around AU$665, making this resort good value for money.
Pros:
- Fantastic value for money
- Baby butlers to help tired parents relax
- Incredibly family orientated
Cons:
- Getting to the island may be expensive
- The tropical island lifestyle is pretty average across the board, with no defining features
3. Malolo Island Resort
The third resort on our list of Fiji best family resorts is the ever-popular Malolo Island resort. Unlike the other resorts we’ve listed, this one provides for a closer, more down-to-earth experience.
Malolo is family-owned and family-run, making a family adventure the top priority at this resort.
Welcoming Malolo Resort ladies. Image credits - @maloloislandresort on Instagram
This Fiji Resort at a Glance
Malolo is an intimate, rustic resort built in the character of Fiji’s Colonial past. At this resort, the entire family can escape the stress of modern living!
You can relax amongst golden sand beaches, numerous coral reefs, dancing coconut palms and azure-coloured seas.
Things for the Entire Family to Do:
Even though Malolo is traditional and exudes a sense of peace, this Fiji island resort has plenty of fun activities for the entire family to participate in. Some of them are:
- A free kids club with daily activities
- Snorkelling, windsurfing and kayaking for everybody
- Village trips to indulge in local culture
There’s a family pool and an adults-only pool with a swim-up bar for that real island lifestyle experience.
Price Per Night:
Malolo is affordable, making it an excellent choice for prominent families. We find that the average price per night is only around AU$463.
Pros:
- Affordable
- Kids club with fun, daily activities
- Rustic and peaceful island experience
Cons:
- Water activities may be expensive
- Gets incredibly busy over the school holidays
4. Raiwasa Private Resort
It’s time to explore a private resort to look at the best Fiji family resorts. The Raiwasa Private Resort will take your breath away as you gaze at the swaying palm trees and lush, green rainforest on this island.
Ready for a dip into the sea. Image credits - @raiwasaresort on Instagram
This Fiji Resort at a Glance
Raiwasa combines family-fun and world-class in a tiny resort found on the island of Taveuni. Yes, this resort only employs 18 staff members and sits on one hectare of ground, but it boasts some of the best adventures for all ages.
If you aim to have an intimate vacation with your kids, this resort won’t disappoint.
Things for the Entire Family to Do:
Raiwasa offers plenty of fun activities for all ages. We were particularly pleased with the following selection:
- Jack Sparrow treasure hunts
- Cooking and basket weaving classes
- Paddleboarding and sea adventures
So, whether you decide to go on a guided garden tour or experience the joys of horseback riding, Raiwasa has something for the entire family.
Price Per Night:
Raisa isn’t as affordable as other family resorts in Fiji. However, it makes up for this by offering great food and some of the best adventures that a family can have in Fiji! The average price per night is around AU$700.
Pros:
- Five-star chefs
- Plenty of in-house activities for all ages
- Exquisitely-decorated suites
Cons:
- Intimate experience may not be to everybody’s taste
- Incredibly popular, so book far in advance
5. Yasawa Island Resort
The last resort on our list of best family resorts in Fiji is the much-loved Yasawa Island Resort. Yasawa means ‘heaven’, and it’s easy to see where this island got its name from.
Sunny fun day on the beach. Image credits - @yasawaislandresort on Instagram
This Fiji Resort at a Glance
This luxury resort sits on one of the most unspoiled and remote islands found in Fiji. Yasawa’s beaches are pristine, golden and make it feel as if time stands still. There are 10 private beaches to explore, along with some of the most colourful coral reefs on earth.
Things for the Entire Family to Do:
Don’t let Yasawa’s private atmosphere fool you. It may be private and serene, yet this island resort boasts some fun activities for the entire family to enjoy. Some of those activities include:
- Rich-cultural experiences with age-old traditional ceremonies and dances
- Fall in love with scuba diving lessons offered in-house
- Every day is an opportunity for a private, family picnic
Despite all these fun activities, we find that the Yasawa Island Resort caters more to families with older kids. It’s the perfect resort for teens and tweens. They can use the complimentary WiFi to update their social media and make friends jealous with their beautiful photos.
Price Per Night:
We were pretty surprised to find out that this private island resort comes in an average price range. Prospective adventurers can expect to pay around AU$782 per night.
Pros:
- 10 private beaches to explore
- Pristine coral reefs and crystal clear waters
- Very modern rooms and amenities
Cons:
- Food can be average
- Internet is not good enough to stream video in HD
This Is How We Rated the Top 5 Destinations in Fiji
Blowing the conch! Image credits - @fijiforfamilies on Instagram
Rating the top five family resorts in Fiji wasn’t an easy task. Fiji plays host to over 300 islands, with some of the most breathtaking lagoons and wildlife found in the southern hemisphere. It goes without saying then that almost every island has a resort or several on it.
So, at the end of the day, we decided to subject each resort to the following criteria:
- Family fun
- Affordability
- Ease of access
- Availability
- Unique flair
Our top five winners far exceeded in the above categories, outperforming the competition in leaps and bounds. We’re pretty sure that you’ll fall in love with our selection!
Before you head off to book that dream family holiday, we want to tease you with some interesting facts about Fiji.
Fun Facts About Fiji You Can Use to Show Off With While on Vacation
Fiji at a glance. Image credits - @tourismfiji on Instagram
Whether you want to make a fun dad-joke, or simply show off with your trivia skills, here are some entertaining snippets about Fiji:
Fiji Is Safe
Fiji is safer than Bali. This high safety rating makes it ideal for family holidays, especially if you have small kids. It has shorter flight times, and almost every resort has a kids’ club with several fantastic sea-related activities.
It Has a Tropical Climate
Fiji has a tropical climate, with relatively mild winters and sunny summers. The best time to visit Fiji is during summer, which is at the same time as it is in Australia. Look at November to April for some nice scorchers, or else go during May and October if you prefer cooler weather.
There Are Loads of Coral Reefs to Explore
Fiji is known as the soft coral capital of the world. With more than 300 islands, Fiji creates the perfect environment for coral reefs. Some of the most colourful reefs can be seen here.
Is Fiji Home to Cannibals?
Fiji has quite a colourful past. Today, this island nation is known for its bloody history of cannibalism. Luckily, moms and dads don’t have to worry about the kids being served on a platter.
The practice of cannibalism has wholly died out. Brave explorers will still be able to see traces of Fiji’s dark past in its museums, though.
Our Final Thoughts
Kayaking on crystal waters. Image credits - @tourismfiji on Instagram
We hope that Fiji is on top of your family destination spots. Two Fijian words define this pacific nation and will give you a taste of the fun-filled adventures to come - ‘Buma’ and ‘Vuvala’, which mean family and life.
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