Welcome to Savusavu, a charming sailing town, on the south coast of Fiji’s second largest island, Vanua Levu in the Fijian Province of Cakaudrove. Famous for it’s hot springs that can be seen streaming on the foreshore in low tide, Savusavu is lovingly known by locals as Fiji’s ‘Hidden Paradise’. The proud home to sustainable luxury brand J Hunter Pearls, the world’s rarest pearls, Tony Robbin’s Namale Resort & Spa and Jean-Michel Cousteau’s 5 star resort, Savusavu is a renowned luxury destination just 1-hour from Nadi International Airport with Fiji Airways.

Savusavu Fiji has some of the best must-dive sites in the world. Discover world famous Namena Marine Reserve with its colorful unparalleled biodiversity including over 1000 species of invertebrates, 400 known corals and 4 species of sea turtles. Encounter reef sharks, tunas and trevallies at Dreadlocks or hammerheads, grey and white tips at Dreamhouse or dive exciting swim-throughs and corals at Dungeons and Dragons, Purple Garden and Lepa’s Wall. Read more about Savusavu must-dive sites in our Adventure page.

Fiji’s tropical location in the South Pacific, so close to the equator, is renowned for alluring displays of picture perfect sunrises and instagrammable sunsets. Watch the wonder unfold across Savusavu Bay as you lounge around KOKO Savusavu’s private villa or trail the coastline on foot or by boat.

Savusavu has a timeless feel of the real Fiji, where women from villages still fish Savusavu bay on traditional bilibili (bamboo rafts) while kids make the most of unattended rafts as diving boards. As the sun starts its journey left of the bay towards another magnificent sunset, you will find locals enjoying fishing off the wharf, off boats and along the shoreline.

Game fishing charters are popular here. When in Savusavu, be sure to try your luck catching Yellowfin Tuna, Walu, Mahimahi, Wahoo or maybe even a Marlin. In the photo, a young man from a nearby village proudly shows off his catch of the day spear fishing.

Savusavu, 16.7799° S, 179.3381° E, welcomes over 200 yachts each year as an international port of entry into Fiji. During peak cruising season between May to October, you will enjoy front row seats at KOKO Savusavu to an array of visiting yachts and an interesting array of chitter chatter down at the local Savusavu Yacht Club ~ the Copra Shed Marina.

Come experience the infectious Fiji smile and a joyful BULA! (hello) that is truly unique in the South Pacific. By nature the Fijian culture is warm and open hearted ~ prepare to be lavished with a myriad of waves and laughter from people of any age wherever you go. At KOKO Savusavu, we promise you timeless moments with genuine delightful staff in an extraordinary location for a truly memorable escape.

We welcome you to come stay at KOKO Savusavu.
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