About Treasure Island Resort
The Resort is an icon to Fiji established in 1972. Unlike most other Island Resorts, Treasure covers the entire island. The Island is owned by the Tokatoka Nakelo, a family group of Vuda, and has been leased for 99 years by Treasure Island Resort which is owned by their company; Nakelo Limited & Hunts Investments Limited.

Accommodation

Ocean View Bure
All within 30 metres of the white sandy beach, 66 bures, fully airconditioned and thoroughly modern and traditionally styled to leave you with a wonderful memory of your South Pacific stay.

Close to the beach, each bure is interconnected but cleverly arranged for maximum privacy. Surrounded by lush tropical vegetation and palms, each bure offers ocean views so glorious they'll remain etched on your mind forever. All bures have a private balcony with outdoor table and chairs, sun loungers and hammock. Generously sized rooms offer real luxury with a contemporary range of private facilities. Each bure contains room enough for three adults or two adults and two children, with a deluxe King size bed plus a single daybed, with crisp, quality linens.

En suite bathrooms have piped water, hot and cold showers, toiletries and hairdryers. One bure has been modified to be wheelchair friendly. All bures are fitted with airconditioners, fans and a mini fridge. A mini bar is available upon request from Reception. Percolated coffee and tea making facilities will be found in each bure.

Other Details

EcoFriendly Resort
Treasure Island prides itself on being ecofriendly. The Island is mainly, because of this policy, free of mosquitoes and flies. Treasure Island was the first marine sanctuary in the Mamanuca's– for this reason, there is an abundance of marine life and coral growth surrounding the island. There are rare (endangered) banded rails, parrots, whiteeyes, honey suckers, herons, iguanas, nesting turtles on the island and geckos. The geckos live on spiders and various insects, which provide some balance to the environment that introduces our guests to the miniature ecosystem on the island. Treasure Island is the only Resort in the Mamanuca’s that has a fresh water supply direct from the mainland.