Treasure Island is one of Fiji’s most popular island resorts

Ideally suited to honeymooners, couples and families, our four-star resort offers 66 traditionally-styled and recently renovated bures, along with:

• a sophisticated restaurant and bar
• an impressive recently completed three-pool swimming complex
• a highly acclaimed kids' club
• an expansive menu of activities and water sports
• a full service health and relaxation spa
• a breathtaking wedding chapel 
• a unique, un-spoilt natural environment.

It’s no wonder generations of Treasure Island guests keep coming back year after year.

Perfect location

Easily accessible from the main Fijian island of Viti Levu, Treasure Island sits within the breathtaking Mamanuca island group, east of Nadi.

We are located just 17 km from Nadi International Airport, making us the closest island resort to Fiji's major international gateway.

For guests convenience Treasure Island provides a personalised ‘meet-and-greet’ service at Nadi International Airport and, thanks to our close proximity to the main island, we provide after-hours high-speed boat transfers, so that guests can be on the island the same day.

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A genuine ‘island’ resort

Treasure Island was established in 1972 and is today owned by a local Fijian family group. Unlike most other Fijian island resorts, we encompass the entire island of almost 6 hectares.

A detailed map of the island and all its facilities is available for your viewing. Please click here to view a map of Treasure Island

Please click here for a list of general resort facilities and services.

Nurturing our environment

When it comes to the environment, Treasure Island prides itself on being a pioneer.

We were the first Mamanuca resort to establish a marine sanctuary in order to preserve the integrity of our surrounding reef for future generations.

With fishing and the collection of living shells and corals prohibited within 400 metres from the shoreline, our guests will discover an abundance of colourful marine life and coral growth surrounding the island.

Recently Treasure Island became the first (and so far only) resort in the Mamanunca island group to employ a dedicated and fully-qualified environmental officer to direct our sustainable tourism initiatives across the island. Part of her job is to find fun, memorable and rewarding ways for guests of all ages to enjoy hands-on experiences with local wildlife.

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