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Matamanoa Island is an intimate and secluded Fijian Resort. We are set in the beautiful Mamanuca Islands of Fiji approximately 30 kilometers west of the Nadi International Airport. One Island – One Resort With only 47 rooms, Matamanoa is for those who dream of peace and tranquillity. Come ashore and experience a true gift of nature. Matamanoa is 4-star deluxe adults only with a minimum age to visit of 16 years.
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Paradise awaits at Matamanoa Island Resort, only steps away from the Pacific Ocean and nestled amongst soaring coconut palms lay our beautifully appointed Beachfront Villas and Bures, a few steps beyond that lay our charming Garden Resort Rooms. With contemporary design infused with Fijian flare, we have created the ideal space for your relaxing getaway. Wake up to the sound of the sea-breeze rustling through the swaying palms and water lapping on soft white sandy beaches; the scent of the ocean will be the last sense to render you a blissful rest
Our accommodation consists of Ten stand-aloneBeachfront Villas, twenty-four stand-alone Beachfront Bures, and thirteen garden view Resort Rooms. All Villas and Bures feature an outdoor shower, thatched gazebo, and plunge pool.
Welcome to Vale Ni Blau (House of Waves), where our Executive Chef and his team offer international and Fijian inspired cuisine served against the backdrop of the enchanting South Pacific Ocean and Fijian Islands. Full American breakfast is complementary with all bookings
When not perfecting the art of relaxation there is plenty to do on and around Matamanoa Island. Guests enjoy complimentary use of all non-motorised activities: snorkel the pristine waters of this marine sanctuary only steps away from the beach; kayak over the beautiful coral reefs or Hobie Cat out to the deep waters of the Pacific Ocean. If you’re feeling energised, challenge the Activities Team to beach Volleyball or join them on a guided mountain hike. Challenge your partner to a game of Tennis or Table Tennis. So much to do on Matamanoa Island Resort
Nestled in the Mamanuca Island group, Matamanoa is situated in a marine sanctuary and surrounded by coral reefs that are home to some of the most breathtaking biodiversity, including spectacular table corals, enormous gorgonian fans, turtles, reef sharks and multi-hued reef fish of every shape and size
Deep Blue Diving & Water Sports, a PADI 5 star operator based on Matamanoa, offer a range of high quality diving from over 30 dive sites within the Mamanuca Islands; experience shallow reefs, pinnacles, wrecks, shark encounters to walls and drop-offs. Deep Blue’s experienced instructors are on hand to offer you a gentle introduction to scuba diving or to develop your existing skills
Dive sites range from 9 to 30 meters in depth, most dives are around 18 meters with shallower depths for repetitive dives. Visibility is generally between 20 and 40 meters and water temperature ranges from 26 Celsius in winter (July/August) to 31 Celsius in summer (Jan/Feb)
Freediving is an entirely different way to experience the underwater world. You’ll dive deeper, stay down longer, and feel part of the ocean itself. If you’ve always wanted to enter the underwater world quietly, on your own terms, staying as long as your breath allows, then freediving is for you. Taking the PADI® Freediver course is your first step toward discovering why freediving is becoming a popular way to explore beneath the waves