About Backpacker Hostels In Fiji
With so much to discover, Fiji is the perfect destination for backpackers of all ages. Fiji is renowned as a paradise with friendly welcoming people. All this and much more makes Fiji the ultimate fantasy and challenge for backpackers, budget, and free-spirited independent travelers.
Barefoot Manta Island and Uprising Beach Resort are members of the Duavata Sustainable Tourism Collective, a voice of like-minded tourism operators who believe tourism should enhance cultural heritage & the environment. Link
Hostels in Nadi
1 | Bamboo Beach | Bamboo is Beautiful Fiji’s fun, friendly and atmospheric budget traveler base. Located within a cluster of cool hostels in the midst of Nadi’s Backpacker Beach, it’s an ideal spot to stay to acclimatize, meet people, craft travel plans, and then launch out to some islands! Relax under a huge traditional Fijian thatch hut, swim, and play down the sandy stretch of Wailoaloa Beach, swing in a hammock, and enjoy the tropical surroundings. Gallery | Event Space
2 | Smugglers Cove | “It’s FUN, EXCITING and the BEST PLACE TO STAY in Nadi” as quoted by many of our past guests. Smugglers Cove Beach Resort & Hotel is located right on famous Wailoaloa Beach a renowned picnic spot centrally located on Nadi Bay and just 15 minutes drive from the Nadi International Airport, Nadi Town, and Port Denarau Marina. Video/Gallery
3 | Anchorage Beach Resort | The Anchorage Beach Resort is an intimate hillside boutique resort with its own secluded palm fringe waterfront, set amidst lush tropical gardens with breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, nearby mountains, and uninhabited islands in the distance. Our comfortable rooms are set in a tranquil environment – just meters from the waterfront or in the gardens providing the magical backdrop for the most amazing sunrises and majestic sunsets. Video/Gallery | Event Space
4 | Tanoa Skylodge Hotel | Fun, friendly, affordable accommodation located just 5 minutes from the airport. Tanoa Skylodge Hotel is an exceptional value! We can cater to your every need with dining, leisure activities, and conference and event facilities. Nestled in more than four hectares of fully maintained, landscaped gardens, this is a perfect venue for small conferences and special events. Video/Gallery | Event Space
Hostels in Suva
1 | Rainforest Eco Lodge | Suva’s Chill-Out destination Escape the heat, retreat from the beaches and city madness, and embrace the peace & tranquillity of the Rainforest. Colo-i-Suva (pronounced Tholo-ee-Suva) Rainforest Eco Resort, is located right on Princes Road, Colo-i-Suva, opposite the Police Post and next to the fabulous Colo-I-Suva Forest Park.
Colo-i-Suva Rainforest Eco Resort is approximately 15kms from the airport and 9kms from Suva. Trips to town are easy, either by taxi or local bus (the bus stops right outside our door). Video/Gallery | Travel Journalist Review
Hostels in Coral Coast
1 | The Beachouse | We are for explorers. We are your warm bed, cold beer, afternoon scone, morning chat, and new Fiji friends on this great adventure of yours. The Fiji Beachouse is an intimate, family-operated resort on the Coral Coast of Viti Levu. We have Fiji’s only craft brewery on site, an awesome ethical boutique store & working space, as well as a dive center, daily free yoga class, and a premier surf school. Video/Gallery | Travel Journalist Review
2 | Mango Bay Resort | Ideally located in the Tadrawai ‘Dream water’ Valley, we’re a short drive off the Queen’s Highway making us accessible yet secluded- perfect for relaxation. Stay in authentic Fijian thatched bures, by the lush garden or white sandy beach and get a taste of rustic Fiji living at its best. Video/Gallery
3 | Bedarra Beach Inn | Bedarra Beach Inn is a gem set right on the lagoon in the heart of Fiji’s Coral Coast. Surrounded by lush gardens leading to the beachfront, its idyllic setting provides the perfect ambiance for relaxation & rejuvenation. A truly inspiring, naturally beautiful environment. Video/Gallery | Travel Journalist Review
Hostels in Yasawa Islands
1 | Barefoot Manta Island | Barefoot Manta Island, known traditionally as Drawaqa Island, lies in the Southern Yasawa Islands of Fiji. The breath-taking coral gardens, situated just off the coastline, are among the finest in the Fijian isles. Barefoot Manta Island offers a tranquil environment, with the gentle sound of the waves lapping the shore.
Our island home is the perfect destination for nature lovers in search of one of the few Fijian islands unspoiled by man. Video/Gallery | Travel Journalist Review
2 | Barefoot Kuata | Somewhere between the end of the earth and the beginning of heaven is a little slice of paradise that we call home. It is along this unspoiled stretch of beach forming the gateway to the Yasawa Islands, that we built Kuata Islands eco-inspired – Barefoot Kuata Resort.
Not only are the beaches ideal for lazing about and swimming but the reef is also home to friendly white-tipped reef sharks that make for an unforgettable snorkeling experience. Video/Gallery
3 | Naqalia Lodge | Surrounded by a palm-fringed white sand beach and volcanic mountains, Naqalia Lodge offers a restaurant, a bar, and secluded accommodation. Guests enjoy a welcome drink upon arrival. Video/Gallery | Event Space
Hostels in Rakiraki
1 | Tanoa Rakiraki Hotel | Located halfway between Nadi and Suva, and just two minutes from Rakiraki township, the hotel is your gateway to the northern outer island resorts. A beautiful two-and-a-half-hour drive from Nadi International Airport along the scenic King’s highway, Rakiraki is a quaint rural township that offers an insight into traditional Fiji. Video/Gallery | Event Space | Travel Journalist Review
Hostels in Pacific Harbour
1 | Uprising Beach Resort | Our locally owned & managed Uprising Beach Resort presents a stunning and impressive selection of authentic, Fijian-themed accommodation. Since our first opening in 2007, we are now five-time Fiji Excellence in Tourism Award Winners for Best Budget Accommodation and have also celebrated winning the Best Quality Accommodation Award in 2011. Video/Gallery