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Top Beqa Island hotels
Royal Davui Island Resort, Adults Only, Meals Inclusive
"Beautiful staff. Lovely Culture. Magnificent hospitality."
Reviewed on Jul 16, 2026
Beqa Lagoon Resort
"Very comfortable food was great and staff was helpful"
Reviewed on Feb 13, 2026
ULTIQA Fiji Palms Beach Resort
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Reviewed on Aug 10, 2026
Uprising Beach Resort
"Uprising is a boutique “resort” on the beach. Water is shallow which suits young kids, or there is a pool. Bures appear to be under renovation. Villas are good for parents with up to 2 kids. Bathroom is huge but there is also an amazing outdoor shower for each villa. Staff are very kind and personable. ..."
Reviewed on Aug 23, 2026
Waidroka Bay Resort
"We had an amazing stay at Waidroka. The staff is wonderful, food was good, and diving was fantastic. It is such a peaceful, lovely, eco-resort where you away from crowds and city noise. We didn't want to leave!"
Reviewed on Aug 18, 2025
The Pearl Resort & Spa
"It was a pleasure to stay at The Pearl... the Staff are wonderfully professional and the meals were fine."
Reviewed on Aug 19, 2026
Yatu Lau Lagoon Resort
"An antiquated Hotel with a helpful and cheery staff and a tasty restaurant menu"
Reviewed on Jul 23, 2026
Nanuku Resort Fiji
Your Own Beautiful House in Paradise with Pool and River Access
Beqa Island Hotel & Travel Guide
If you are intending on trekking through Fiji and decide to stop by Beqa Island, as a well-read traveler, you would do well to book as soon as your plans are confirmed though Travelocity's reservations page to secure the most suitable place to stay. 3 accommodation options are located within easy driving distance.
Some Travelocity-listed hotels situated just a short drive from the center of Beqa Island are the Beqa Lagoon Resort and Kulu Bay Resort.
10 miles (16 kilometers) away from the middle of Beqa Island, you can find the Pearl South Pacific Resort. Alternatively, the Nanuku Auberge Resort is positioned 10 miles (17 kilometers) away. Another option is to check in to the Uprising Beach Resort or the Royal Davui Island Resort.
25 miles (43 kilometers) from Beqa Island, you can reach Suva, which is where you can explore Fiji Museum, Thurston Gardens and Colo-I-Suva Forest Park. When you want to head to Suva, be sure to check out the Holiday Inn Suva and Novotel Suva Lami Bay. 45 miles (71 kilometers) west of Beqa Island, you will reach [name of second nearby city or town (sibling)], which boasts the Bedarra Beach Inn and Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort. The Sigatoka Sand Dunes, Lawaqa Park and Tavuni Hill Fort are other frequented sites to see when you're in [name of second nearby city or town (sibling)].
Nadi is home to around 42,000 residents, and can be located 60 miles (100 kilometers) northwest of Beqa Island. This town has a few interesting attractions that travelers could explore while they're here, such as the Wailoaloa Beach, Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple and Port Denarau Marina. Travelocity customers will be able to find a good selection of places to rest in Nadi that suit most tastes and budgets. Popular options include: the Dulcinea Hotel Oasis, Tanoa Skylodge Hotel and Travellers Beach Resort - Hostel. The Bamboo Backpackers and Hilton Fiji Beach Resort and Spa are some other accommodation options available to you.
If you like sports and enjoy attending thrilling clashes you should really head to Fiji National Stadium, located 25 miles (43 kilometers) to the northeast of Beqa Island. Find a Travelocity-listed hotel right in the thick of the action at the Holiday Inn Suva or the Tanoa Plaza Suva.
Discover Travelocity's up-to-the-minute Beqa Island city page to explore the great cultural attractions that this region boasts.
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Recent Beqa Island hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Uprising Beach Resort
"Uprising is a boutique “resort” on the beach. Water is shallow which suits young kids, or there is a pool. Bures appear to be under renovation. Villas are good for parents with up to 2 kids. Bathroom is huge but there is also an amazing outdoor shower for each villa. Staff are very kind and personable. We came by local bus from Nadi but would recommend having a rental car to get about. Within walking distance is the Arts Centre which is just opening after major construction works. This recreates an authentic village with an extensive discussion of cultural practices, chiefdom, ancient history etc. After 8 days here, we had tried most of the menu with no complaints. Skipped lunch most days as continental breakfast is 3 course(designed for rugby players) or smorgasbord , depending on crowd size. If you want to be crammed in with hundreds of others, go to the big resorts on the Coral Coast. We had a few days on Beachcomber Island before coming here, so we’re happy not to do snorkeling type trips from here, but they are available. Overall, highly recommended!"
