Adventure Hotels in Southern Islands
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Top Southern Islands Adventure Hotels
Royal Davui Island Resort, Adults Only, Meals Inclusive
Beqa Lagoon Resort
Matava - Fiji...Untouched
Southern Islands Adventure Hotel Guide
Looking for a hotel that matches your active lifestyle? These are the adventure hotels in Southern Islands that your mother warned you about!
Instead of playing it safe, book a stay at one of the Southern Islands adventure hotels near the most exciting activities to take your trip up a notch. From down and dirty in the street to wet and wild in the water, you need a hotel that can help you remove all the grit and grime after a day full of adrenaline.
That’s why sport hotels in Southern Islands are a great fit for your lifestyle. Not only are they in an area with plenty of adventure to choose from, but they’re also the perfect place to relax and unwind after a full day of excitement.
Enjoy clean and comfortable rooms with all the amenities you’d expect of a regular hotel, with the added convenience of being close to activities that get your heart pumping. From hot showers and high-thread-count sheets to tasty room service, you’ll be able to relax as you prepare to take on the day again tomorrow.
No matter what type of (slightly) dangerous activity you’re into, make sure you book your adventure hotels in Southern Islands with Travelocity. You’ll get the best possible deal and have even more money to spend on your trip!
Southern Islands hotels essential information
Accommodation | 219 hotels |
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Popular hotels | Beqa Lagoon Resort, Royal Davui Island Resort, Adults Only, Meals Inclusive, Matava - Fiji...Untouched, Tiliva Resort |
Recent Southern Islands hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa by IHG
"Nice property, small enough to get around easily. Rooms were spacious and the bed was comfortable. Highlight was the soaking tub on the balcony and the enthusiastic friendliness of the staff. Low points: spa was meh, did not have the infrared sauna and cold plunge as advertised and the steam room was out of order. The food was really not good. Breakfast was poorly cooked, like raw bacon and hard boiled poached eggs that took forever to get. I had dinner at their fine dining venue, also not good. The best was the pool grill where I had a nice chicken tajine with quinoa. The New Zealand ice cream for sale is to die for. At one breakfast, I asked for a second latte to take away and I was charged $10. That type of nickel and diming is unpleasant. The staff occasionally breaks out in song which is really lovely and they are quite talented. Lots of kids around so I am thinking this resort is more family leaning and not really romantic."
