“Man has always been audacious enough to think beyond the usual. He has always envisioned being a king in a kingdom of his own. In Fiji one does feel like a king as the Fijians would pamper you like no one on the planet would, 
all the islands are separated from one another giving you absolute privacy. Fiji is a dream place for many, having beautiful aquamarine beaches and sand as white as snow. This place is heaven, even for those who just wish to lay back and do nothing on their vacation! This island nation in the South Pacific Ocean occupies an archipelago of about 322 islands of which 106 are permanently inhabited and there are 522 smaller islets. In fact, the name Fiji is a Tongan version of Viti, the original pronunciation for the island, spread over 426,000 square miles.
The two most important islands are Viti Levu and Vanua Levu – mountainous with peaks up to 1,300 meters – covered with tropical forests. Viti Levu hosts the capital city of Suva, and is home to nearly three-quarters of the population. Geologists believe that Viti Levu has been submerged a number of times, and has been covered by lava and other volcanic material due to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. No wonder then, the terrain of this island is rugged and is roughly divided into equal halves by a north-south mountain range. However, that should not be a cause of worry since these volcanoes now stand dormant.
Fiji has a diverse culture comprising Indian, Chinese, and European traditions. This multicultural society has not been neutralised even by mass tourism. The official language of Fiji remains English; however Fijian and Hindustani are the most spoken tongues thereafter. Due to the diversity in culture that can be seen in Fiji, visitors are encouraged to dress modestly on tours to villages and when attending cultural events, though when in resorts they can dress casually.
Fiji is not for the laidback clan alone, even the sporty ones can try a hand or more, at diving, sailing or even snorkeling. The privacy, the beautiful white sand beaches, and the spectacular views offered in Fiji makes it a fantasy for the newly-weds as it surely accounts for a picture perfect honeymoon.
Royal Davui is one of the most stylish private-island resorts situated in Beqa Lagoon. All in all, a collection of 16 villas snuggled in the surrounding landscapes offering only a privileged few the unparalleled privacy and relaxation. Don’t be mistaken for its understated look though, the Royal Davui’s tropical design is deliberately made to give it a casual appearance – just to give it an insight of what Fiji essentially is.
THE VIEW: The island rises steeply on two sides to create a vantage point, from where one can see the beautiful white sand beaches. What’s more, the resort is surrounded by a stunning barrier reef that has been declared a marine sanctuary.
ARCHI TYPE: Royal Davui comprises the Deluxe, the Premium and the Davui Suite – all overlooking the sapphire blue – Beqa lagoon. The place brings downtown chic to the South Pacific.
BON APPÉTIT: Sea food enjoys a prominent part in the Fijian cuisine with fish being offered on the menu daily. If you want to escape the crowd of 32 people then there are the private dining decks in select and secluded settings, else there is the Banyan Restaurant for an informal dining experience. AROUND THE CORNER: Everything from soft coral to shipwrecks is found here! Also there is the ‘Big fish Encounter’ only 45 minutes from the resort by fast boat. There are enough activities to keep one busy.
FROM UNDER THE CARPET: The kids can take a backseat as Royal Davui is exclusively for adults!
IN ESSENCE: If you’re one of those longing for a romantic hideaway, then Royal Davui goes out of its way to make your stay a private affair. The resort’s a heaven for couples sneaking away to elope, as it comes up with special packages for those who don’t want an elaborate wedding.
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Source : IIPM Editorial, 2008
all the islands are separated from one another giving you absolute privacy. Fiji is a dream place for many, having beautiful aquamarine beaches and sand as white as snow. This place is heaven, even for those who just wish to lay back and do nothing on their vacation! This island nation in the South Pacific Ocean occupies an archipelago of about 322 islands of which 106 are permanently inhabited and there are 522 smaller islets. In fact, the name Fiji is a Tongan version of Viti, the original pronunciation for the island, spread over 426,000 square miles.The two most important islands are Viti Levu and Vanua Levu – mountainous with peaks up to 1,300 meters – covered with tropical forests. Viti Levu hosts the capital city of Suva, and is home to nearly three-quarters of the population. Geologists believe that Viti Levu has been submerged a number of times, and has been covered by lava and other volcanic material due to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. No wonder then, the terrain of this island is rugged and is roughly divided into equal halves by a north-south mountain range. However, that should not be a cause of worry since these volcanoes now stand dormant.
Fiji has a diverse culture comprising Indian, Chinese, and European traditions. This multicultural society has not been neutralised even by mass tourism. The official language of Fiji remains English; however Fijian and Hindustani are the most spoken tongues thereafter. Due to the diversity in culture that can be seen in Fiji, visitors are encouraged to dress modestly on tours to villages and when attending cultural events, though when in resorts they can dress casually.
Fiji is not for the laidback clan alone, even the sporty ones can try a hand or more, at diving, sailing or even snorkeling. The privacy, the beautiful white sand beaches, and the spectacular views offered in Fiji makes it a fantasy for the newly-weds as it surely accounts for a picture perfect honeymoon.
Royal Davui is one of the most stylish private-island resorts situated in Beqa Lagoon. All in all, a collection of 16 villas snuggled in the surrounding landscapes offering only a privileged few the unparalleled privacy and relaxation. Don’t be mistaken for its understated look though, the Royal Davui’s tropical design is deliberately made to give it a casual appearance – just to give it an insight of what Fiji essentially is.
THE VIEW: The island rises steeply on two sides to create a vantage point, from where one can see the beautiful white sand beaches. What’s more, the resort is surrounded by a stunning barrier reef that has been declared a marine sanctuary.
ARCHI TYPE: Royal Davui comprises the Deluxe, the Premium and the Davui Suite – all overlooking the sapphire blue – Beqa lagoon. The place brings downtown chic to the South Pacific.
BON APPÉTIT: Sea food enjoys a prominent part in the Fijian cuisine with fish being offered on the menu daily. If you want to escape the crowd of 32 people then there are the private dining decks in select and secluded settings, else there is the Banyan Restaurant for an informal dining experience. AROUND THE CORNER: Everything from soft coral to shipwrecks is found here! Also there is the ‘Big fish Encounter’ only 45 minutes from the resort by fast boat. There are enough activities to keep one busy.
FROM UNDER THE CARPET: The kids can take a backseat as Royal Davui is exclusively for adults!
IN ESSENCE: If you’re one of those longing for a romantic hideaway, then Royal Davui goes out of its way to make your stay a private affair. The resort’s a heaven for couples sneaking away to elope, as it comes up with special packages for those who don’t want an elaborate wedding.
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Source : IIPM Editorial, 2008
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