Volivoli Beach

Volivoli Beach is located close to nature on the northern most point of Viti Levu, Fiji. All the elements of beachside living come together at Volivoli, with a perfect blend of relaxation, water sports, nightlife, cultural activities and world-class diving.

Welcome to Volivoli Beach!

The Volivoli Beach Complex stretches along the coast from a hidden cove to a stunning sand spit, with it’s own Fiji-style thatched-roof beach bar.

The Resort offers modern dormitory-style accommodation is available from FJD $30 per night, with ceiling fans and ensuite bathrooms. All rooms open out onto a large veranda overlooking the coral reef and bay. The Lodge offers 4 Bedrooms and shared kitchen and bathroom facilities at FJD $110 per night, twin share.

Experience the diverse soft coral and marine life unique to the area with Ra Divers, located at Volivoli beach. This fully certified PADI Gold Palm Dive operation offers excellent value dive packages for beginners to advance.

With a naturally friendly, relaxed atmosphere and a sunny climate year round, you’ll find Volivoli Beach a hard place to leave!

Dive a sunken wreck, kayak to a village or catch a barracuda, there are so many ways to enjoy life at Volivoli Beach. The exciting range of activities means you’ll have no trouble finding something to do, it is more a question of what next?

Volivoli Beach is easily accessed from the Kings Highway. Local busses depart from Nadi, Suva and Rakiraki town regularly.

The Feejee Experience bus stops at Volivoli Beach 5 times a week and other transfers can be easily arranged.

A selection of generous meals are available for breakfast, lunch and dinner to suit a range of tastes and budgets. Chose to dine in the social main bure down by the water's edge or outside overlooking the bay. Self cater facilities are also available.

Volivoli Beach is the water sports hub for the North of Viti Levu (Fiji's main island), with Ra Divers a PADI Gold Palm dive operation located on-site. The deepwater bay also means that you can kayak, swim or snorkel at high or low tide unlike many resorts in Fiji.