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In the middle of the South Pacific find a place where you can escape from the noise of the modern world - with no telephones, cars or even roads, the islands of Fiji are blessed instead with the beauty of nature, one of the world's largest barrier reefs and the pristine blue of crystal clear water. On this island paradise, also referred to as the Soft Coral Capital of the World, you will find serene style and soothing relaxation at Beqa Lagoon Resort, where the best of Fiji is presented in South Pacific luxury. An intimate resort, Beqa features 25 deluxe and exclusive villas spread out beneath lush tropical landscape, beautifully appointed with traditional island decor. Delectable cuisine, activities at sea and on shore, relaxing hammocks, a large and luxurious infinity pool, and soothing aromatherapy massages in the privacy of your villa are the ingredients for perfect days in paradise.
Beqa Lagoon Resort
Beqa Island, Fiji
Nearest Airport: NAN
The rooms are beautiful! The food was amazing...and best of all, the diving was stellar. Our group was on the Mako boat and had the best dive masters and captain (Nix, Junior, and Livai). Nix helped me overcome my fear of diving. 💕🦈🐡🐠🪸🇫🇯
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The resort is VERY nice. The ocean view huts (Bures) are wonderful. All the staff bends over backward to be friendly and helpful. The food was very good and portions were generous. However the reef is in really rough shape and the diving was a HUGE disappointment. We mostly saw coral rubble. At about 30 feet of depth and above we did see some nice corals and some beautiful fish, but lower down it is a moon-scape. They talk about unlimited shore diving, but there isn't much to see on the "house reef," so one or two times out there will be enough The shark dive was interesting and we did get to see tiger sharks, nurse sharks, and a few others. The resort makes an effort to offer local cultural experiences and excursions in the afternoon. Drinks are expensive as are their add-on services such as internet and "paid" excursions. I'd like to recommend the resort because the place (above the water) is really nice, however, under the water the reef and the diving is just not worth the time and money.
Anne L
How can I even put into words how absolutely amazing this place is?!? I will try! The food - you are literally spoiled day in and day out for all 3 meals. Everything is beautifully prepared, portioned and executed to some of the top US restaurant standards! You will leave full every meal! The accommodations - luxury, clean, cozy, tropical, well thought out. I could go on and on you just have to see if for yourself. We had a plunge pool bure and it was simply the best. There isn't a bad view on this whole damn island! Diving/snorkeling - I don't dive but everyone with me does and they were utterly impressed. Far beats Roatan and Belize - the snorkeling is fabulous - right off the front beach so its intensely easy to get to and you can spend hours in the water. Lastly - the people - the staff will be family by the time you leave. They are the BEST! Warmest and kindest people I have ever met. They make the place go round and it was emotional leaving them! We will be counting down the days till we can go back!
Wander108799
I am a Trip Leader and took a total of 22 people on a trip to Beqa Lagoon. Two of our group were non-divers. The cross from mainland to Beqa was a weather challange with high windys and choppy water. The new Cats handled to crossing fine with only a few feeling ill and all getting wet. We lost the first day of diving due to high winds but the resort added a additonal day of diving to make up for the missed dives. Everyone filled their first day with church and hiking, sleeping and relaxing. The rest of the week the winds settled and the diving was good, safe and lots of fun. The shark dive was amazing as always and everyone felt safe. We saw lots of sharks including 4 tigers that cruised in to check us out. These dives not only allow people the opportunity to see the sharks but allows the study of the sharks. The dives are done humanly and after experiancing many of these dives with the groups I bring, I feel they are good for the sharks too, no harm is done to them or their normal natural behaviors. The resort is beautiful and had a lot of activities for all to enjoy. The lagoon offers unlimited diving and snorkeling with the reef shallow enough to let the snorkelers see lots of fish. There is also SUP's and kayaks to use. On land visitors are offered hiking to the schools, villages and cultural activities like dancing, firewalking, coconut cooking, Kava ceremony and singing. The on again off again showers did not interfer with the fun. The staff was extremely fun and helpful making us all feel welcome. The onsight spa offered relaxation and romantic couples massages in a truly tropical setting. The meals offered a variety of choices and my glutton free traveler was offered special rolls that she discribed as the best she has ever had. Thank you Beqa and I will be returning soon!
Cheryl B - Santa Cruz, California
Fiji 2024 We had a wonderful experience together, which provided a perfect opportunity for my husband and me to reconnect and strengthen our relationship. The company was fantastic, and we encountered no issues at all. If you're considering this company, feel confident in choosing them!
ana j
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Best diving vacation ever.
-M. Gondek
My family and I wanted to expirence a trip of a liftime. Our trip to Beqa Lagoon Resort was exactly that. Everything about our trip was perfect. The people of Bega Island were the stars of the show. The children and the school were a very special part of the trip as well as the local residents who went out of their way to make us feel at home. It truly was a trip of a lifetime. Vinaka!
-N. Stalvey
Food is really very good, including desserts - healthy, plentiful, fresh and well presented. The sunsets are million dollar, the diving is wonderful, there are even families of sea horses within a few meters of the shore in the peaceful little lagoon. It's an exceptional property - value for money, nature at its finest, kind hospitality and generous style of the Fijians. Beqa Lagoon Resort has no pretentious nonsense, and offers superb relaxation - no TV, no internet, no newspapers - idyllic disconnect in a wonderful paradise. And the bures (villas) are exactly as described. The attention to detail, the welcome song, the farewell from the staff, the placid lagoon, the slow pace...you really cannot find that everywhere, and it is hard to find in Fiji, and I speak from experience. This is a holiday opportunity that is genuine decompression from the intensity of a busy city. You'll likely see my name on that auction bid again!
-K. O'Brien
Just got back from our honeymoon from Beqa and had a great time while we were there. The food is fantastic, the sunsets from our bure were amazing and totally postcard-worthy with our coconut trees leaning over the beach. Great value for what we spent compared to elsewhere in Fiji. The dive masters were absolutely the best and were so helpful in everything they did. A superb way to get away from it all—no kids / clocks / tv / internet / phone; there wasn't even an alarm clock (wake up calls were done by employees knocking on your door). All the employees made a lasting impression by living up to the "friendly Fijian" clique. The new spa is great and the therapist definitely knows what she is doing. Only downside is that your stay really depends on the people that are staying with you at the same time there. But overall my new wife and I had a great time.
-S. Schulze