The Westin Denarau Island Resort & Spa, Fiji is proudly part of Breathe Westin a Smoke Free initiative. This is in response to research that indicated 95% of Westin’s guests in Australia and Fiji request non smoking rooms when traveling. To accommodate all of their guest needs, they have identified the specified open areas within the resort that can be smoking areas. Whilst guest rooms, main pool area, lobby, Heavenly Spa, meeting rooms, lounges and restaurants are designated non-smoking areas, the smoking zones at the resort include each patio and balcony outside guest rooms, the Garden View patio near the Steakhouse Restaurant and the pre-function paved area off Westin Ballroom.

To book at this resort, it is possible to enquire direct to The Westin Denarau Island Resort & Spa.

Schoolies 2008 celebration packages are now available at Mango Bay Resort on Fiji's Coral Coast. Following its highly successful Schoolies week 2007, the resort is preparing to run the celebrations over a four-week period!

Mango Bay Resort has recently picked up the Fiji Excellence in Tourism award in the Budget Accommodation category and is growing steadily in reputation and success since it opened just a couple of years' ago. Guests may choose from beachfront or oceanview bures or the very popular and stylish Safari Tents! A central modern dining area and bar is augmented by a small nightclub. There is a great beach, swimming pool and many complimentary activities.

Beachside Resort near Nadi Bay in Fiji has added 14 newly completed rooms to cater for the budget conscious traveller. They comprise eight Mountain view rooms at F$65/room/night and six Studios at F$55/room/night. Each room contains a queen size bed and private ensuite bathroom, tiled floors and tropical breezes.

The resort is popular with those who want a bit of luxury on a budget when visiting Nadi in Fiji. The property is run by a Kiwi family and being owner-operated resort, guests enjoy personalised service, and Beachside Resort may be contacted DIRECT for more information or booking.

Mango Bay Resort on the Coral Coast in Fiji will be hosting its first-ever 'Schoolies' event from 1st December – 7th December. This graduation festival celebrated by Year 12 school leavers mostly from Australia, will be an action-packed week with loads of fun filled excitement and entertainment on offer – beach bonfires, pool parties, themed nights, cultural Fijian activities, sun soaked water sports and loads more.

The main header for this crazy event, are Australia's biggest dance act exclusively at Mango Bay Resort Fiji for 7 days in December – THE POTBELLEEZ!!

What a wonderful idea – Renewing your Wedding Vows in Fiji – and what better place to hold this special event than at Shangri-La's Fijian Resort. They have a special Renewal of Wedding Vows package.

Imagine jetting off to a tropical island paradise to re-pledge your union of love as the sun sinks over the horizon at Shangri-La's Fijian Resort in the beautiful Fiji Islands. The Resort's Wedding Co-ordinator handles all the preparation with you, so all you need to do is relax and enjoy each other's company.

Shangri-La's Fijian Resort is located on Yanuca Island joined to the Coral Coast by just a short causeway and only about an hour's drive from Nadi International Airport.

Renewal of Vows can be arranged on any day except Sunday and Public Holidays. There are a range of romantic venues, including Reef Point (picturesque venue at the reef lawn, with views overlooking the reef and Pacific Ocean), Takali Beach (pictured), or the Takali Cabana, a stylish venue for candlelit dinner for two that overlooks the beach.

The Sheraton Fiji Resort on Denarau Island in Nadi has announced a multi-million dollar upgrade during 2008. The refurbishment will commence in mid-2008 and will encompass all areas of the resort. To complete this project, the resort will close from 1 May 2008 and re-open on 1 November 2008.

Sheraton Fiji Resort is set on 25 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and the management have assured travellers that because of this, the upgrade will have no impact during its closure on the enjoyment of guests staying at the Sheraton Denarau Villas, Westin or other resorts on Denarau Island.

Denarau Island is a tranquil integrated resort community and has seen the construction of many new resorts in recent years, such as the Sofitel Denarau Resort, the Fiji Resort & Spa by Hilton and the newly completed Radisson Fiji Denarau Island Resort. Construction on Denarau has alway had little impact on the amenities of the island due to the spacious surroundings.

Toberua is the perfect place to take time out and experience tranquility, where the biggest decision in your day is what to have for dinner. For the romantic at heart you can escape by boat to a secluded island for a private picnic or have your meal brought to you on your bure's deck. Indulge with a Fijian massage and aromatherapy to sooth your muscles and soul. Or you may find that dozing in a hammock with a good book takes up most of your time ...

With discount flights to and from Australia and New Zealand readily available these days, there's no excuse. It's a great time to take a break before the hectic Christmas season - though in fact it's a good time any part of the year! Toberua Island Resort will be pleased to advise on any special deals or packages.

Waisalima Beach Resort on Kadavu Island launched their totally freshly rebuilt web site in 2007. There are plenty of exciting new images to provide travellers with an exact overview of a budget resort destination far removed from the beaten track that is normally taken by visitors travelling to Fiji Islands.

Fiji remains one of the friendliest nations on earth and is so accessible from Australia and New Zealand, and particularly cost-effective since the advent of cheaper flights in recent years. To get to Kadavu, one can take a ferry from Suva or plane ride from Nadi or Nausori to experience one of the most pristine and eco friendly retreats in all of Fiji. Waisalima Beach Resort arrange a boat transfer from the Kadavu airstrip, so sit back and enjoy a scenic journey!

Inconspicuously tucked away in the corner of the Mango Bay Resort in Fiji you will find a peaceful place where you can relax and drift away. A little traditional thatched bure named 'Malumu Massage' offers guests soothing massage treatments ranging from Fijian bobo, wasawasa massage, foot spa & deep cleaning facial.

Using the best of pure coconut oil and flower extract ranging from Passionflower, Star fruit, Coconut & Frangipani you are guaranteed to walk away feeling rejuvenated and replenished. Litia & Elloween would love to have a visit from you so next time you are down at Mango Bay Resort book yourself a massage and drift away with the gentle strokes of 'Malumu Massage'.

Twenty years ago, Fiji was known more as a general destination for beach holidays or family holidays. Over the past 10 years, however, Fiji Islands tourism development has seen the opening of a much wider variety of travel holiday options. The previous focus on Nadi, the Coral Coast and the Mamanuca Islands off Nadi as the place to stay has broadened to include other beautiful regions of Fiji.

While there continues to be offered an excellent array of budget and family destinations for Australian holidaymakers and backpackers from around the world, there are now a greater number of Fiji luxury spa resorts and island beach resorts. These provide guests with stylish accommodation, fine dining, and the increasingly popular pampering options of professionally delivered spa and beauty treatments.

Only 3 or 4 hours flying time from Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne on Australia's eastern seaboard and one can now enjoy a Fiji beach resort holiday with luxury and style. With lower airfares, and winter approaching in Australia, head to Fiji to relax on the beach or to enjoy a well-deserved relaxing massage at one or more Fiji Spas!