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Thatched-roof bungalows with wooden decks surround a curved swimming pool at Namale Resort & Spa, surrounded by tropical vegetation.
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Top 10 All-Inclusive Resorts in Fiji

Fiji's all-inclusive scene splits between two very different experiences. On Viti Levu, the mainland, resorts around Denarau and the Coral Coast offer familiar big-resort comfort a short drive from Nadi's international airport. Off the beaten path (Vanua Levu's Savusavu coast and private-island outposts), smaller lodges run intimate, often adults-leaning escapes where diving the world-class reefs is the point. Fijian hospitality, famously warm, runs through all of it.

Top 10 of 14 qualifying resorts·Ranked by our team using real guest ratings and what's included·How we score·Last reviewed July 2026·Photo: Namale Resort & Spa

The ranking below covers the whole country, ordered by real guest ratings, our score breakdowns, and what the plan actually includes, worth extra scrutiny in Fiji, where many resorts sell meal plans that stop short of true all-inclusive. Tap through for each property's coverage, and see our Fiji guide for island-by-island logistics.

  1. Thatched-roof bungalows with wooden decks surround a curved swimming pool at Namale Resort & Spa, surrounded by tropical vegetation.
    No. 1. Namale Resort & Spa
    Savusavu, Fiji
    Five-star · Adults-only★ 4.7 (167)From $1327/night ppOverall Palmprint 9.4/10

    Adults-only luxury all-inclusive with a 525-acre setting

    Namale spreads twenty-two bures and villas across 525 acres near Savusavu on Vanua Levu, and the ratio is the whole idea. It is adults-only, the service is the most-praised thing about it by a distance, and the spa runs to a hydrotherapy suite that comes with the rate even though treatments do not. Two pools, tennis, a golf course and a dive centre fill the days, and the Koro Sea reef is a short swim out with a guided snorkel most mornings.

  2. Pool deck with white lounge chairs, wooden decking, and ocean view at The Remote Resort Fiji Islands, surrounded by palm trees and tropical vegetation.
    No. 2. The Remote Resort Fiji Islands
    Nawi, Fiji
    Four-star★ 4.9 (107)From $355/night ppOverall Palmprint 9.2/10

    Only eight villas and up to 20 guests

    The Remote Resort is eight villas on a private peninsula of Vanua Levu, for divers, snorkellers and honeymooners who want the Rainbow Reef to themselves. It takes at most 20 guests and is reached by car and boat from Taveuni, about 50 minutes, or from Savusavu, and the transfers both ways are part of the package. The journey is a filter as much as a cost: people who make it tend to be the people it was built for.

  3. Tokoriki Island Resort
    No. 3. Tokoriki Island Resort
    Tokoriki Island, Fiji
    Five-star · Adults-only★ 4.8 (416)From $747/night ppOverall Palmprint 9.2/10

    Scale (36 keys / 72 guests)

  4. Illuminated thatched-roof pavilion with wooden posts overlooks a lagoon at dusk, surrounded by tropical vegetation and lit stone walls.
    No. 4. Turtle Island Resort Fiji
    Nanuya Levu Island, Fiji
    Five-star · Adults-only★ 4.8 (174)Rates TBDOverall Palmprint 9.2/10

    Officially all-inclusive with meals, beverages, activities and some spa included.

    Turtle Island is a fourteen-bure private island in the Yasawas, for couples who want twelve beaches and almost no phone signal. It covers 500 acres, and the resort will drop you at one of those beaches alone with a picnic. There are fourteen beachfront bures, one communal dining room where dinner runs as a dinner party, and a Fijian lovo on Wednesdays. Wi-Fi exists in a shared lounge and nowhere else, which is the point rather than the flaw.

  5. Large blue swimming pool with tan lounge chairs and umbrellas on the deck, dark-roofed pavilion, and palm trees under clear sky at Yasawa Island Resort & Spa.
    No. 5. Yasawa Island Resort & Spa
    Yasawa Island, Fiji
    Five-star · Adults-only★ 4.3 (151)From $752/night ppOverall Palmprint 9.1/10

    Only 18 beachfront bures.

  6. Wooden boardwalk stretches toward thatched bungalows built over turquoise lagoon water at Likuliku Lagoon Resort.
    No. 6. Likuliku Lagoon Resort
    Malolo Island, Fiji
    Five-star · Adults-only★ 4.6 (330)From $760/night ppOverall Palmprint 9.0/10

    Signature overwater-bure product.

  7. Thatched-roof bungalow with vine-covered walls sits beside a lagoon at Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay, surrounded by palm trees and tropical vegetation.
    No. 7. Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay
    Momi, Fiji
    Five-star★ 4.5 (2,596)From $150/night ppOverall Palmprint 8.9/10

    Official Marriott all-inclusive package available

    Fiji Marriott Momi Bay is a polished main-island resort with overwater bures, for travellers who want that room without an outer-island flight. It is about 45 minutes from Nadi, with 250 rooms, three pools including an adults-only infinity pool and a children's pool with water guns, and a sheltered man-made lagoon in front of it. The bures are why it lands on lists like this, and the catch is the location: there is nothing to walk to.

  8. Oceanfront pool at Nanuku Resort Fiji with thatched-roof pavilion, palm trees, lounge chairs on lawn, and ocean view beyond.
    No. 8. Nanuku Resort Fiji
    Pacific Harbour, Fiji
    Five-star★ 4.6 (296)From $341/night ppOverall Palmprint 8.8/10

    Exceptional service reputation with strong recent review coverage.

  9. Concrete pathway winds through manicured lawn dotted with palm trees, leading to tan-colored Sheraton Fiji Golf & Beach Resort buildings at dusk.
    No. 9. Sheraton Fiji Golf & Beach Resort
    Denarau Island, Fiji
    Five-star★ 4.4 (2,367)From $197/night ppOverall Palmprint 8.7/10

    Official Marriott all-inclusive package available

  10. Thatched bungalow with wooden deck overlooks green lawn and palm trees toward sunset ocean at Shangri-La Yanuca Island.
    No. 10. Shangri-La Yanuca Island, Fiji
    Yanuca Island, Fiji
    Five-star★ 4.4 (5,532)From $177/night ppOverall Palmprint 8.3/10

    Official all-inclusive package available

    Shangri-La Yanuca Island is a big family resort on a private island joined to Viti Levu by a causeway, for families who want island life without a boat. It is about 50 minutes from Nadi's airport, with 443 rooms on 109 acres, four restaurants, two bars, a lagoon, a water park and the Little Chiefs Club for ages four to eleven. It is the family and beach choice against the Denarau hotels, and it comes with the trade-offs of its size.

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How this ranking works

Every list on this site draws from the same catalog: resorts we've individually researched, with the all-inclusive fine print read so you don't have to. The order weighs verified guest ratings, what's genuinely included at the base rate, and how each property performs on the thing this list is about: here, fiji.

The seal next to a resort is its Palmprint: our 0–10 grade for how well it delivers on this list's promise, the same mark you'll find on its full profile. The details of what we weigh, and what disqualifies a resort outright, live in how we score. Lists are re-reviewed as ratings and policies change; this one was last checked July 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Do Fiji resorts include drinks in their all-inclusive plans?

It varies more than in the Caribbean. Some plans are true all-inclusives with drinks and activities; others are meal plans with alcohol extra. We flag what each resort's plan covers on its page; it's the single biggest value difference between Fiji properties.

When is the best time to visit Fiji?

The sweet spot is May–October: dry, mid-80s, and aligned with northern-summer holidays. The rainy season runs November–April, wettest January–March. South Pacific cyclone season runs November–April; hits are occasional rather than annual, but it's the half of the year to insure.

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