Fiji
Villa

One of the most beautiful and serene properties offered in Fiji. The oceanfront, Signature Villa is situated on one manicured acre and overlooks the sparkling Koro Sea. Features include a horizon-edge pool and wet-edge spa, 3-vehicle garage, day bed, barbecue gazebo, covered walkways with extensive teak stone paving, and more than 3,000 sq. ft. of finely appointed living space.

In addition to the existing Villa, Wavi Island also offers nineteen (19) additional oceanfront lots, ranging in size from 0.50 to 1.00 acres in size.

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SAVUSAVU, FIJI. Known as the “hidden paradise of Fiji” and “Fiji’s best kept secret,” Savusavu is a picturesque, tropical paradise on the south coast of Vanua Levu Island, in the Fijian Province of Cakaudrove. The town of Savusavu is within a 1-hour flight from Nadi, where Fiji’s main international airport is located. There are several flights each day to Savusavu from Nadi.

Savusavu offers visitors and residents a wide range of activities and adventures, with an emphasis on enjoying its spectacular natural beauty. Activities include snorkeling, scuba diving (at the Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort), tennis, golf, sailing, yacht charters, hiking, swimming under waterfalls, and exploring the area’s rainforests.

A collection of upscale resorts, hotels, and private villas on Savusavu offer posh accommodations for global travelers, with amenities such as relaxing spas and fine dining. In fact, the quality of the hospitality in the area is such that visitors tend to stay here longer than any other destination in Fiji.

The locals in Savusavu are very friendly and are known for warmly engaging visitors. Various organized tours offer the opportunity to learn more about the local culture. One might have the opportunity to watch a meke (a Fijian dance), or to view the operations behind the main industries of Savusavu, such as sugar cane, timber, and copra (coconut).

FIJI, SOUTH PACIFIC. With impressive forest, mineral and marine resources, it is no wonder that Fiji has one of the most developed economies in the South Pacific. Urbanization and expansion in the service sector – thanks largely to an upswing in international tourism – have contributed to a steady rise in GDP since the early 2000s. Two international airports serve visitors, largely from Australia, New Zealand and the United States, and ferries, helicopters and sea planes make transfers from Viti Levu to the outer islands easy; certainly, there is plenty of natural beauty to enchant along the way.

Fiji has three types of land tenure – freehold, native and crown. Only freehold land can be purchased outright by foreign residents, and less than 8% of the property in Fiji is designated thusly. There is no timeframe on the ownership of freehold property, and it is regarded as the most secure land tenure in the republic. Once freehold land is purchased, owners can relax and enjoy one of the most wild and beautiful places on earth. The crystal-clear waters and amazing biodiversity on each island make a real estate purchase here the perfect opportunity to own a part of paradise.