Volivoli Beach Resort a finAlIst At ANZ FETA

Volivoli Beach Resort in Rakiraki has virtually been through the storm.

But now there is excitement brewing as the resort on the Sunshine Coast of Viti Levu is one of the finalist in the ANZ Fiji Excellence in Tourism Awards.

The awards will be held at the Sofitel Fiji Resort and Spa this Saturday. Resort managing director Nick Darling said the directors were extremely proud of the entire team and their commitment to what was offered at the resort.

And also its contribution to the wider sector of tourism into Fiji in general.

“Over the last three-years since TC Winston, Volivoli Beach Resort has strived to raise their profile and offer from a solid three-star resort to a genuine and healthy four-star property,” Mr Darling said. “Currently we have 33-rooms in five-different categories, each room is fully air-conditioned, have their own balconies with full ocean views.

“Our four-newest villas, the ones we are finalists in for Deluxe Accommodation at the upcoming ANZ FETA awards, are luxury ocean front and have two-bedrooms, twobathrooms, a large lounge and their own exclusive private swimming pools.

Volivoli Beach Resort is situated on a headland at the most northern tip of Viti Levu where guests are fortunate to see both the sunrise and sunset daily. The property is easily accessible from Nadi International Airport by a leisurely scenic coastal drive of just over two-hours by car as well as a sea-plan and helicopter transfers in under 30-minutes.

About Volivoli Beach

As well as being one of Fiji’s Premier Dive Resort, Volivoli also has Fiji’s finest diving right on their doorstep, the famous Bligh Water. Guests can use the four-purpose built dive boats but other activities include a vast array of land based activities from village, waterfall and market visits.

“From an environ mental sustainability front we have mangrove propagation nursery and hold regular environmental awareness days involving the community and local schools to support events such as World Oceans Day and World Environment Day.”

A family owned business, the Darling family, originally from New Zealand have certainly made Fiji home with all 3-generations now proudly boasting Fijian Citisenship. The resort has two restaurants and three bars