The serene tropical resort offers 101 guest suites perfectly suited for travelers seeking an island paradise getaway.

With the choice of stunning ocean-front views or secluded retreat rooms with a private deck and plunge pool, the diverse offering encourages guests to relax and explore at their own pace.

The suites feature luxurious furnishings with plush bedding, walk-in rainforest showers and furnished patios.

A range of engaging and cultural activities encourage guests to embrace the famous welcoming Bula spirit of Fiji coupled with exhilarating water sports, beach activities and the opportunity for uninterrupted relaxation and rejuvenation.

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You got it – The Sheraton Resort and Spa, Tokoriki Island Fiji has re-opened their 101 guest suites on the award-winning boutique island on May 24, following a two-year hiatus in operations resulting from the global pandemic.

Located in the renowned Mamanuca group of Fijian islands this contemporary paradise is just one hour by speed boat from the Nadi international airport, or just 12 minutes by seaplane or helicopter if you are looking to start your glamorous holiday early.

This luxurious getaway is a cut above the rest with its sleek modern design that fits in effortlessly with the postcard perfect backdrop of the pacific.

There are 34 separate villas that are scattered throughout the resort allowing for seclusion and tranquility.

Multi Property Vice President – Fiji & Samoa, Marriott International and General Manager of Westin & Sheraton Resorts, Fiji Complex Neeraj Chadha said, “We are very proud to re-open our Sheraton Resort and Spa, Tokoriki Island.

Positioned amongst the idyllic Mamanuca Islands encircled by coral reefs and white-sand beaches complete with world-class dining, contemporary accommodation and extraordinary service, the resort offers a true escape and is one of our most sought-after holiday experiences for couples and families visiting Fiji.”

Furthermore, the resort managed by the Marriott International Fiji – is their fourth property to re-open in the country since the commencement of international travel in December last year.

The Tokoriki Island resort reopening follows Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay which re-commenced operations in December 2021, the Sheraton Fiji Beach Resort and Spa opened in March followed a following an FJD73m transformation and Sheraton Denarau villas reopened in April 2022.

Meanwhile, all guests will be able to take advantage of Marriott Bonvoy’s global rewards program, redeeming points for their stay and accumulating points for future stays at Marriott’s worldwide properties as well as access to a range of money-can’t-buy experiences including tickets to major events, concerts and surprise and delight moments during their stay.

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