Office hours 6am - 6pm (GMT+12).
Our nightly tariff includes all meals and snacks provided by our fantastic team of local chefs using the freshest seasonal ingredients. Many of these ingredients are handpicked from our vegetable garden or sourced from small village farms on our neighbouring islands. Locally caught fish and various seafood also take centre stage in our daily menu offerings.
The fringing reefs that surround Matangi are truly pristine and teeming with marine life. Explore these amazing reef systems with our daily complimentary snorkelling excursions.
Matangi is the most centrally located of all Fiji’s northern island resorts to the exceptional scuba diving that Fiji is famous for.
There isn’t anything quite like a romantic picnic in the breathtaking Horseshoe Bay featured in the book "1,000 Places To See Before You Die".
Explore Matangi’s stunning coastline with an easy and relaxing boat tour. Your guide will highlight interesting features along the way, including beautiful Horseshoe Bay with the most striking turquoise waters.
Visit a Fijian village on the neighbouring island of Qamea and slip into island life.
Visit Civa Pearl Farm, located approximately 7 miles west of Matangi Island in the pristine waters of Wailoa Lagoon on Taveuni Island's windward side.
Stand-up paddle boarding is not only a great way to stay in shape while on vacation but also a fun way to explore Matangi’s stunning coastline.
Visit the 180° Meridian International Date Line, Waitavala Waterslide, Wairiki Catholic Mission, and Naqara Town Centre.
Join us for a one-of-a-kind tour that will acquaint you with neighbouring Taveuni Island's abundant natural environment.
Our southeast trade winds, which prevail from May to November during our winter months, make sailing a delight.
If you are looking for an adventure that’s definitely off the beaten track, look no further than the Lavena Coastal Walk on Taveuni Island.
Slice through our warm turquoise waters with an easy stroke from your paddle as you glide over untouched fringing reef, abundant marine life and take in the rugged volcanic beauty of Matangi’s landscape.
With lowland rainforest and beaches right at your doorstep, Matangi island’s natural splendour is breathtaking. The island’s verdant vegetation is home to many native bird species, including the Orange fruit dove and Fiji Parrotfinch.
Our weekly informal cooking demonstration is a fun way for our chefs to share their culinary skills on cooking Fijian style with the freshest ingredients sourced locally.
We offer a Kava and Talanoa session once a week. Kava, also known in Fijian as yaqona, is an infusion prepared from the root of Piper methysticum, a variety of pepper plant that offers a mild sedating effect when consumed.
Traditional Fijian bark cloth (tapa) and hand-woven pandanus mats are crucial in Fijian society. No traditional Fijian ceremony takes place without them.
Once a week, our activities crew hosts a fun Coconut Show where they share their skills in husking and scraping fresh coconut for its milk, a key ingredient in Fijian cuisine, and weaving baskets and hats.
Togo villagers from neighbouring Qamea Island perform a meke, once a week during our island night.
Traditional Fijian bush medicine is still a part of Fijian life today and is widely practised in the homes of many Fijian families.
Join the activities crew and guests in the afternoons for a fun island-style volleyball game.
Hand-line fishing is the most common method of fishing in the islands. A small hand-held reel with a 30lb line is used for fish up to 5 lbs. Coral trout, Trevally, Barracuda, and Coral reef snapper are the most commonly caught fish with hand lines.
The Christian religion was established in Fiji in 1838. Along with the Fijian chiefly system, the Church forms a key part of Fiji’s social structure. Fijian church services are renowned for their harmonious song.
Owing to the topography of the seabed off Matangi and neighbouring islands, remarkable fighting fish like Giant trevally, Yellowfin, Dogtooth, Skipjack and Wahoo are plentiful.
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Matangi Island, Fiji
