Jean-Michel Cousteau Fiji Islands Resort offers an exceptional range of cultural, educational, environmental and recreational experiences. Many activities are enjoyable for all guests, and some are of special interest to romantic couples, children or water enthusiasts.

On Land
Join us for local village excursions, rainforest hikes to waterfalls, mangrove adventures, reef flat walks, basket weaving and Fijian story telling narrated by our local Fijian Cultural Host. We are the only property in Fiji that has a full-time, resident Marine Biologist, who is on hand to explain our island's flora, fauna and sea life.

Sports enthusiasts can play tennis on our court set among the gardens, or join the staff in a game of volleyball (but be warned they rarely lose!). Our fitness center is equipped with free weights and strength conditioning equipment -- so stick with your regime, or start a new one.

In the Water
Refresh your mind and body with laps in our freshwater swimming pool just steps from the ocean. Explore the local clam project by snorkeling off our jetty, or take the glass bottom boat to snorkel on the outer reefs accompanied by our Marine Biologist to explain the area's extraordinary diversity. Or dive in to scuba -- the L'Aventure team offers a full range of dive opportunities and experiences, from beginner to expert level.

On the Water
Sail a Hobie Cat over crystal clear waters, skim the reef by kayak, or discover the astonishing sea life from the comfort of our glass bottom boat. Take a fishing trip around Savusavu, and bring your catch back to our Chef. He'll prepare it as you wish for dinner!

Local Culture
Experience Fijian music, kava ceremonies, traditional medicines and the neighboring village. Come learn about the gracious culture that is at the core of legendary Fijian hospitality.

Spa
Relax completely and rejuvenate your mind, body and spirit at the South Pacific's most comprehensive spa facility. We feature Fijian massages and over 20 spa treatments.

Evening
Enjoy the music of our local band every night but Sunday, or join in around the Tanoa bowl and share Fiji's traditional drink, Kava.

Slide Presentations
Join the slide shows and videos that are presented by our on-site Naturalist/ Marine Biologist several times a week. These informative gatherings explain the importance of preserving Fiji's environment, especially its native sea life.

Town
Explore Savusavu. Our nearby town has shops, small restaurants, banks, a post office and farmer's market selling a colorful array of fruits and vegetables. Our Saturday morning trip to the farmer's market takes a look at local produce and what goes into the preparation of the Lovo, or Fijian feast.