Royal Davui Island Resort
Beqa Lagoon, Fiji
Royal Davui Island Resort occupies its own small island in Fiji's Beqa Lagoon, with just 16 villas arranged around the natural contours of the land. The resort welcomes guests aged 16 and over and keeps the island for residents, creating a quiet setting without day visitors. Each villa has an air conditioned bedroom, a broad deck and a private plunge pool looking towards the lagoon. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included in the stay, with menus shaped by fresh fish, seasonal produce and Fijian influences. Dining beneath the island's banyan tree is a particular feature, while meals can also be arranged in more private settings. Drinks are charged separately, an important distinction for travellers comparing the resort with properties that include an unlimited beverage programme. The surrounding lagoon provides opportunities for snorkelling, kayaking and other water activities, while diving and excursions can be arranged at additional cost. A picnic on a sand cay offers a memorable way to spend time away from the main island, and the spa provides another slower option. Royal Davui's attraction is its intimate scale: a stay can alternate between private time at the villa and relaxed meals or exploration, without a crowded resort schedule.