Castaway Island, Fiji
Overview
Castaway Island, Fiji is a private island resort in the heart of the Mamanuca Islands, just a short boat or seaplane ride from Nadi.
Famous for its white sandy beaches, turquoise waters, and lush tropical rainforest, this award-winning resort blends traditional Fijian hospitality with modern comforts. Guests can enjoy beachside bures, vibrant coral reefs perfect for snorkelling and diving, world-class dining, and a relaxed barefoot luxury atmosphere, making it ideal for families, couples, and adventure seekers alike.
Location
Castaway Island is a small 174 acre private resort not far from Fiji’s main island of Viti Levu. “Castaway”, or by its traditional Fijian name “Qalito”, is a small reef-fringed island in the Mamanuca Group just 30 km due west of Nadi International Airport.
Getting to Castaway is easy by boat, seaplane or helicopter.
The island is serviced by South Sea Cruises’ two fast, modern vessels. This air-conditioned catamaran departs both Denarau Marina and Castaway Island three times daily. Cruising time is approximately one hour, thirty minutes.
Facilities
- 4 restaurants
- 2 swimming pools including a family pool & serenity pool
- Swim-up pool bar & adult jacuzzi
- Inflatable water park (charges apply)
- Non-motorised water sports like paddleboards, snorkelling & kayaks
- Massage bures
- Tennis court, beach volleyball, table tennis
- Kids club for 3 – 12 years
- Banana boat rides, waterskiing, parasailing, jetskiing, fishing trips, scuba diving (charges apply)
Rating
4
Room Facilities
Castaway Island offers spacious Fijian-style bures featuring air-conditioning and ceiling fans, with modern amenities for a comfortable stay. Each bure includes separate sleeping and living areas, high vaulted ceilings, and private verandas surrounded by tropical gardens or overlooking the beach.
Island Bure
- Total: 27 bures
- Size: 45 sqm
- Bedding: 1 x king bed + 2 x single beds + extra bed if required
- Max occupancy: 5 adults or 2 adults + 3 children (11yrs & under)
- Views: Tropical island surroundings
Ocean View Bure (North or South)
- Total: 12 bures
- Size: 45 sqm
- Bedding: 1 x king bed + 2 x single beds + extra bed if required
- Max occupancy: 5 adults or 2 adults + 3 children (11yrs & under)
- Views: Ocean – located on either South or North Beach side
Beachfront Bure (North or South)
- Total: 27 bures
- Size: 45 sqm
- Bedding: 1 x king bed + 2 x single beds + extra bed if required
- Max occupancy: 5 adults or 2 adults + 3 children (11yrs & under)
- Views: Beachfront – located on either South or North Beach side
Family Beach Bure
- Total: 1 bure
- Size: 120 sqm
- Bedding: 2 x king beds + 6 x single beds
- Max occupancy: 10 people
- Views: Beachfront (North Beach side)
- Other: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Dining
Water’s Edge – The main restaurant, overlooking the ocean. Open for breakfast, lunch & dinner daily.
Nuku Marau – Family pool, bar & grill open for a late breakfast (seasonal) & lunch daily.
Sundowner Bar – Wood fired pizza & bar open for lunch & dinner daily.
Restaurant 1808 – Dine on the beach under the stars, toes in the sand. Enjoy Fijian-Asian fusion cuisine that incorporates farm-fresh organic fruits, vegetables, and herbs. Open for dinner 5 days per week. Adults only.
About Fiji
Fiji, an archipelago of over 300 islands in the South Pacific, is a true tropical paradise. Known for its white-sand beaches, turquoise waters, lush rainforests, and vibrant coral reefs, Fiji is as beautiful as it is welcoming. The famous Fijian “Bula!” greeting reflects the warm hospitality that makes every visit unforgettable.
Whether you’re seeking water sports, cultural immersion in traditional villages, or simply relaxation, Fiji offers countless ways to create your perfect holiday.
About the Islands
Embark on an unforgettable journey to Fiji’s iconic islands, where each atoll offers its own unique slice of paradise.
Located in the South Pacific, these enchanting islands stretch from the easily accessible Mamanuca and Yasawa archipelagos, renowned for their vibrant coral gardens and bustling resorts, to the serene, untouched beauty of the more remote Northern Islands. Across this tropical haven, you’ll discover secluded resorts, thrilling marine adventures, and authentic cultural experiences.
