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Six Senses Soft Launch this April

The newest luxury resort in the Mamanuca Islands off Nadi is near­ing completion. Located on Malolo Island, Six Senses Fiji will have its soft launch in April at Vuna­baka. Six
25 Nov 2017 13:00
Six Senses Soft Launch this April
Beachfront Pool Villa Location. Photo: Six Senses Fiji

The newest luxury resort in the Mamanuca Islands off Nadi is near­ing completion.

Located on Malolo Island, Six Senses Fiji will have its soft launch in April at Vuna­baka.

Six Senses will have its own private Six Senses speedboats offering 24/7 access to the resort.

This was confirmed by the Marketing Communications Executive, Rose Ka­vanagh.

Six Senses is an international group of boutique resorts and hotels located in unique natural environments.

This new resort development comprises a 120- acre (48.5 hectares) boutique hotel together with stunning residential holiday homes positioned on the hilltop, by the ma­rina, ocean and beachfront.

Ms Kavanagh said: “We have a soft launch date of April 2018.

“Upon opening we will be including 11 residences in our rental programme, which consists two ocean view residenc­es, one marina view residence and eight beachfront residences.

“Six Senses Fiji Resort offers the choice of 24 resort villas – 12 beachfront and 12 hideaway – all with their own private pool and deck.

“Beachfront and hideaway villas sleep up to three people and hideaway suites sleep up to four people.

“Hideaway villa and hideaway suite can be rented together to create a two bedroom villa that can sleep up to 7 people.

“On top of this we will be offering resi­dences to rent which will consist of two to five bedroom properties all with their own private pool, deck and barbecue.”

Six Senses involvement in the Vunabaka project has brought about a lot of improve­ments on the resort villas, including the addition of a private pool and many small touches to improve the guest journey.

“Sustainability is one of the foundations of our brand here at Six Senses and there­fore we have introduced additional initia­tives in order to ensure that all elements of

the resort are sustainable.

“These include native plants for landscaping, sourcing local prod­ucts and produce wherever pos­sible, worm based sceptic systems and the first Tesla battery micro­grid in Fiji which will generate 100 per cent solar power energy for the resort.”

Six Senses Fiji will host three eateries, a gourmet deli, boutique, ice-creamery and a water bottling plant where all drinking water is treated to the highest international standards, purified, mineralized and bottled in Six Senses glass bot­tles.

“Our Wellness Village includes a Six Senses Spa, an alchemy bar, sauna, steam room, hot and cold plunge pools and a yoga pavilion.

“The resort also boasts a herb gar­den, a resort farm and a sanctuary for the endangered Fijian crested iguana.

“The Kokosi Kids Club will pro­vide wellness and cultural activi­ties for kids, whilst excursions and experiences for adults will be out­lined in our weekly Bula-tin activ­ity schedule.

“Right on the water’s edge we of­fer a multitude of watersports in­cluding snorkeling, stand up paddle boarding, sailing, kayaking, jet-ski safaris, scuba diving and a surf academy led by Tropic Surf.”.

Feedback: maraia.vula@fijisun.com.fj



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