The 7 Best Adults-Only All-Inclusive Resorts in Fiji

·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.

·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.

·Only 18 beachfront bures.

·Scale (36 keys / 72 guests)

·Signature overwater-bure product.

·Only three villas, each with private pool access

Emaho Sekawa is a three-villa adults-only retreat above Savusavu Bay, for couples who want a chef, a private pool and nobody else around. Getting there means a domestic flight from Nadi to Savusavu, and the transfer from that airstrip is included in the rate. There are three villas, each with a pool of its own, one guest-only restaurant, and a private beach of about two kilometres reached on foot or by a short drive. It is a hillside retreat rather than a beachfront resort, and that difference matters.

·Only 16 villas on a private island.

Royal Davui is a sixteen-villa private island in Fiji's Beqa Lagoon, and the number is the product. Every villa has its own plunge pool, the largest runs to 110 square metres, and the reef is close enough that the guided house-reef snorkel is a walk and a swim rather than a boat trip. Guests are unanimous about the privacy and the marine life. Adults-only here means sixteen and over rather than eighteen, which is worth knowing either way.