Six Senses Fiji to Reopen 1 April

(14 Mar 2022)  Six Senses has confirmed that its luxury resort in Fiji will reopen on 1 April 2022.

The resort closed its doors due to the global COVID19 pandemic and related travel restrictions in March 2020.

Located on Malolo Island, the largest of the Mamanuca Islands, Six Senses Fiji is surrounded by gently shelving crystal-clear waters accessed from a palm-fringed white sand beach.

The re-opening is timely, with the Easter holidays and short breaks on the horizon, as well as prime conditions for surfing and diving starting from April onwards.

However, with pent-up demand at a premium, the resort says it is already full for the whole of April and is operating on a waitlist-only basis.

The resort is one of the most sustainable in the world, and a perfect example of what makes Six Senses properties special.

Six Senses Fiji will reopen 1 April 2022

All residences, villas and facilities at Six Senses Fiji are designed to be 100 percent solar-powered by the largest microgrid in the country to use Tesla batteries.

Many ingredients for the three restaurants – Tovolea, Rara, and Teitei – as well as the deli, ice creamery, Alchemy Bar and spa, are grown fresh in the resort’s gardens or sourced from local farmers and fishing communities.

The hens at Cluckingham Palace, as the chicken coop is innovatively called, are ready to ramp up egg production, and the beehives, mushroom hut and water bottling plant are also now back in full working order.

The Six Senses Fiji is also home to 39 Fijian crested iguanas, a critically endangered species with less than 5,000 remaining in the world.

Those lucky enough to have a confirmed reservation will be met after clearing immigration at Nadi's international airport (NAN) by one of the resort's team who will assist with the transfer to the property.

For a truly memorable experience, guests can choose to arrive at the resort by helicopter - a ten-minute transfer that promises stunning views of Vitu Levu and of the Mamanuca island group.