Vatulele covers about 12 square miles and is south of Fiji's largest island Viti Levu. Totally unspoiled by western influences, the local population of about 900 earn their living from subsistence farming, fishing and from making tapa cloth.
     Vatulele is a casual and very informal resort and many guests choose to come barefoot to dinner. The staff will call you by your fist name but make no mistake, both food and service are first-class and Vatulele is famous for its distinctive cuisine, which melds local and international influences. An excellent wine cellar is also there for your pleasure and indulgence. Dining is usual communal, hosted by the resort's management and enjoyed under the stars by the resort's main lounge and bar pavilion. However, guests can dine privately at a variety of romantic settings - on the beach or on a rocky promontory overlooking the sea.
     Activities are many and varied, from jungle walks and village cultural visits (strictly regulated to preserve local culture and mutual respect) to kayaking, snorkeling, tennis and fishing. All equipment is supplied. Vatulele also has resident dive instructors and is Gold Palm Five Star PADI.
     There are eighteen villas or bures. All are identical and are extremely spacious. The bedroom features a king bed and separate dressing area and is raised above the living room for a touch of intimacy. The private bathrooms have large showers. Twelve louvered doors open onto an expansive private terrace, which follows the curve of the magnificent beach. 

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