• 750 square feet
• air conditioning
• private verandah
• Pure Fiji bath accessories
• four poster king-size bed
• beach hammock
• in-room safe
• ceiling fans
• mini bar – on request
• French press coffee and tea making facilities
• daily supply of freshly baked cookies
• hair dryer
• beach towels
• sun lounges
• ipod docking station with clock
• bathrobes and slippers

At Matangi Private Island Resort the cuisine is largely influenced by the tropical surroundings, Fijian heritage and the unique flavours of the South Pacific. Every effort is made by a team of local chefs to blend tropical Fijian foods including tapioca, taro, breadfruit, Fijian spinach, coconut, fresh fish, and seafood. A traditional Fijian feast called a ‘Lovo’ where food is cooked underground in a earth-oven is offered once a week, weather permitting.

Meals are served in the magnificent “Vale-Ni-Kana” Dining Room. Built only metres from the pristine beach, this stunning complex boasts 270-degree views of the ocean and exquisitely landscaped tropical gardens.

The gourmet dining combines an array of fresh fish and seafood caught by local fishermen, imported meats, salads, locally grown vegetables, tropical fruit from surrounding gardens, freshly baked breads and sumptuous desserts. Daily menus are planned using the finest and freshest ingredients available. Vegetarian options are offered in the daily menu, and special dietary needs are happily catered to.

To complement the Fiji gourmet dining, a large selection of world-class Australian and New Zealand wines and French Champagnes are available. The beverage list also includes tropical inspired cocktails, rums, beer and an extensive selection of fine spirits from around the world.

For the ultimate romantic evening, the Romance Package which includes a private candlelit dinner for two in a romantic location. A Special Menu for your romantic evening includes a bottle of one of the fine house wines.

During your evening meal, Matangi Serenaders will keep you entertained with old South Seas melodies and Fijian favourites. Traditional Fijian dancing known as a meke is offered once a week.

• Snorkeling
• Kayaking
• Stand Up Paddle Boarding
• Matangi Bush Hike & Coastal Walk
• Village Tour – Qamea island
• Island tour
• Calypso Catamaran sailing
• Volleyball
• Coconut Show
• Kava Session
• Qamea Island Guided Trek
• Hand-line Fishing

(Additional cost)

• Horseshoe Bay Picnic
• Light Tackle Sport Fishing
• Civa Pearl Farm & Tavoro Waterfall Tour – Taveuni island
• Scuba Diving
• Somosomo Strait Dive Day Trip
• Lavena Coastal Walk – Taveuni island
• Waitabu Marine Park – Taveuni island
• 180 degree Meridian & Waitavala Waterslide Tour – Taveuni island

Scuba Diving Fiji

Matangi is the most centrally located of all Fiji’s northern island resorts to the exceptional scuba diving Fiji sites that Fiji is famous for. Within a 20-mile radius of Matangi Island are countless dive sites including the world famous Great White Wall and Noel’s Wall. To ensure the best diving experience, dive sites are chosen according to daily tidal movements and prevailing weather conditions.

Our daily dive programme includes two morning tanks. We also offer prepaid 3 day/6 tank and 5 day/10 tank dive packages.

Scuba divers are required to produce a dive certification card prior to diving with us.

Our dive boat departs Matangi Island daily around 8:30 am and returns to the island for lunch. Day trips to the more remote sites in the Somosomo Strait can be arranged with a minimum of four divers. A fuel surcharge applies due to the distance of the dive sites from Matangi island. However, to ensure the best dive experience at these sites, the trip is dictated by daily tidal movements, prevailing weather conditions and your diving skills.

Scuba diving at Matangi is both diverse and exciting. Numerous off-shore reefs, spectacular coral formations including multitudes of hard and soft corals and plummeting walls provide a unique habitat for a rich and vibrant marine life.

For centuries, Pacific Islanders have known about the therapeutic benefits the ocean has to offer and the hydrating and healing properties of virgin coconut oil. Bush herbs, wild flowers and oils extracted from exotic nuts revered for their healing properties found their place in the daily grooming and beauty regimes of men and women through out the Pacific Islands. Only a sacred few possessed the special gift of massage believed to pass through the bloodlines of only those regarded as natural healers.