Hideaway Resort Fiji

2 resorts booked , 1 on Coral Coast at The hideaway Resort and the other at Plantation Resort, Malobo Lai Lai. Sea, sun , a bedroom and restaurants to eat in.

... to phenomenal heat at Nadi Airport Fiji. Meet and Greet witha garland of shells at the airport terminal, and then transfer to Resort. Fabulous 4 days of  scorching heat, relaxation, and wonderful food. The staff were great, very attentive, polite and ...

... doubt be the nicest place of our trip. (We used Starwood points to stay here!) Here's the big highlight--while staying at the Hideaway, they had a village tour to the village next door. We got to meet the head counsel member of the three clans (tribes) ...

... in a while and so there was a yukky green sludge on top of it. Needless to say we didn't take a dip! It was a true hideaway, pristine white sand, turquoise waters and with our bure (bungalow) right on the beach we could lie awake at night and hear the ...

... little air-bubble of activities, handily diluted for the whole family to enjoy? After checking in, we browsed through Hideaway Resort's bumper catalogue of Fijian delights: 7am: Aquarobics 7.30am: Power-Walking 8am: More Aquarobics 10am: ...

... our resort. The islands wide speed limit is 80 km/h but our bus driver never went below 100....ever. We decided on the Hideaway Resort on the Coral coast as it looked pretty nice on the internet and had a reef break straight out the front. ...

... our necks and said Bula ( welcome) Since then there have been hundreds of Bula's , smiling faces and plenty to do at the Hideaway Resort. The last few days have been spent getting up for the buffet breakfast, a swim in the pool, aqua aerobics followed by ...

... snorkeled , kayaked and really enjoyed the 3 swimming pools. - Claire After missing out on diving while we were staying in hideaway resort due to strong currents, it was pretty awesome dropping backwards off the boat all kitted up just out from our ...

... just have to be staggered; one at 8:30am and one at 11:30am. We were picked up early (7am) and taken down to the Fiji Hideaway resort about 10 mins down the coast.  The dive spots were only 5 mins from the beach so a very quick boat trip to the ...

Day 50-52 The wind blew relentlessly throughout - between this and the sound of the waves it was really quite noisy in our Bure (especially since the windows are not the type that have glass in them!). The beach area looks lovely but the waters are not ...

... wonder how long that will last! The children really wanted to watch the fire ceremony again and Dan and his buddies ran round the resort with the chap lighting the flames.  Lucy and Dan then enjoyed playing on the drums! We had a lovely last meal in ...

... and had had their faces painted as well as painting their coral. After dinner we watched the hotel's fire lighting ceremony which involved a large drum and men running around in grass skirts - the kids loved it :-) Another very relaxing day in Fiji. ...

We woke up to an overcast sky and rain!!  Not what you would expect in Fiji, particularly after studying the Lonely Planet on the plane!  After laying in bed pretending to be asleep and hoping that the rain would pass for about an hour we gave ...

... in hand, he jumped in to explore, while I settled in to our accommodation and freshened up from the icky boat ride. Bibi's Hideaway is a group of bures (Fijian huts) nestled in the hillside of a coconut plantation which overlooks the ocean. We fell on our ...