Treasure Island Resort

Located in a natural marine park in the Mamanuca Islands, Treasure Island is the closest island resort to Nadi International Airport.

As the sun sets on the Pacific, the sounds of music on Treasure Island invite you to choose your form of entertainment for the evening. Soft island melodies entice you to fine wining and dining, dancing and romancing in intimate style. 

67 Bures, fully air-conditioned and refurbished are no more than 30 meters from the beach, offering beautiful views.. 

Vibrant, generously sized rooms offer real luxury with a contemporary range of private facilities.

Each bure contains room enough for three adults or 2 adults and two children, with a deluxe Queen size bed plus a single daybed, with crisp, quality linens.  Bathrooms have piped water, hot and cold showers, toiletries and hairdryers. One bure has been modified to be wheelchair friendly.

Amenities include: air conditioning, fans,  mini fridge with mini bar ands coffee / tea making facilities.

FACILITIES:

• Complimentary: non motorized water sports activities are free including Wind Surfing, Canoes, Kayaks, Sailing Boats & Paddle Boats.

• Swimming Pool

• Activities Desk: Including Fire Walking, Basket Weaving, Wood Carving, Bocce (Italian Sand Bowls), Fijian Language Lesson, Fijian Dessert Making, Medicinal Plant Inspection and Coconut Husking. 

• Fishing Trips: early morning or evening, half day and even full day fishing.

• Fish feeding trips: join us hand feed our little friends on the reef. Afternoon trips on Sunday, Wednesday & Friday at 1.45 pm. This is free of charge, meet down at the Marine Shop.

• Explore the beauty of our oceans while relaxing on our glass bottom boats. Departing daily at 10.00 am.

• Island Hopping Cruises: It's a chance to visit these beautiful neighboring island in the Mamanuca region, resorts including Plantation, Musket Cove, Malolo, Castaway and Mana. Stopping half an hour in every resort.

• Bounty Island Daytrips: Take a trip to nearby Bounty Island for shell collecting and snorkeling, held at 10.00 am on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday & Sunday. Mask, Snorkel and Flippers can be obtained free from the Marine Shop.

• Sandbank Day Cruise

• Island Sightseeing by Helicopter or Seaplane 

• Shopping trips to Lautoka.

• Scheduled trips to neighboring Beachcomber for an hour, are available every Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Sundays.

• Come and visit the beautiful village of Viseisei, home of the Nakelo people, where our forefathers landed on Fijian shores in the early days of settlement. See the monument of Christian missionaries that landed in Fiji, visit the shell markets and cruise along to Bounty Island for some lunch & snorkeling. 

• Handline fishing trip. These trips are also free of charge.

• Scuba Diving facilities, beginner and advanced courses, day & night reef & wreck dives are all arranged through Subsurface Diving. For more information on Diving and dive locations in the Fiji Islands visit their website at www.fijidiving.com

• A full sized 1st class Tennis Court is available any time of the day till 9.00pm. Racquets and Balls are provided free of charge for guest use. Tennis shoes are required. 

• Games room: Pool Table, Table Tennis, Board Games, Videos, DVD Movies and Sky TV & News

• A fully equipped gym for daily workouts, jogging.

• 12 hole Putt Putt golf course

• Nightly entertainment: Meke performance, weekly Manager's cocktail Party, Kava drinking with the islanders,  Fijian / Polynesian Floor show, International Crab Race competition, Polynesian Hula Dancing & Fire Dancing Floor Show,  Karaoke, Bonfires on the beach after dinner and there's dancing and competitions till midnight.

• Beauty clinic and massages

• Children's programs: Kid's Club
  

RESTAURANTS AND BARS

Mouth watering food in an exquisite natural setting, all the rich treasures of the South Seas are harvested to create an international a la carte menu that is available each day.

Dining on Treasure Island is renowned as the resort invites guest chefs from some of Australia's' leading restaurants to spend time on the island introducing the latest cuisine to the staff.

Spectacular table-cooked flambées are available in Ganilau Restaurant. 

The impressive constructed main bure, with a high ceiling, houses the Elevuka Restaurant, the Takia Bar, as well as the dance area where the band plays every night. Casually elegant, the tropical dining room serves mouth-watering delights harvested from the south Seas on its international a la carte menu. Tempting alternatives include weekly beach banquets and barbecues, Lovo feasts and inviting buffet.

A magnificent range of taste sensations beg to be sampled from an appetizing traditional lovo (underground stone fire) feast on Monday Nights, International buffet on Thursday Night and succulent barbecue buffet on Saturday Night. 

Vacations International Inc is proud to recommend this resort for your Honeymoon or Family Vacation.