Tucked away in lush tropical gardens, the 13 ground-floor Resort Rooms offer a peaceful retreat just a short walk from the beach and main facilities. Each room features a king-size bed (convertible to two singles), air conditioning, ceiling fan, minibar, tea and coffee-making facilities, and a private veranda with outdoor seating. These rooms are ideal for couples looking for comfort and convenience.

Set right on the beach, the 24 freestanding Beachfront Pool Bures offer direct access to the sand and sweeping ocean views. Each bure includes a private plunge pool, thatched gazebo with daybed, outdoor shower, and spacious interiors with a king bed and sofa bed. Designed for relaxation and privacy, they’re perfect for those wanting a more luxurious beachfront experience.

The 10 Oceanfront Pool Villas are located along the island’s north-facing beach and offer the most spacious and secluded accommodation. These split-level villas feature a private plunge pool, large deck, outdoor shower, and a thatched gazebo overlooking the ocean. With a king bed and sofa bed, they comfortably sleep up to three adults, making them ideal for couples or friends seeking extra space and privacy.

Matamanoa Island Resort’s main dining spot, Vale Ni Blau Restaurant, sits by the infinity pool with stunning ocean views. Breakfast is included with your stay and features a full American buffet with hot dishes, pastries, and fresh coffee. Lunch offers an à la carte menu with daily specials like seafood, burgers, and pasta, while dinner features a changing three-course menu blending Fijian and international flavors. Guests can choose half board (dinner only) or full board (lunch and dinner) meal plans for added convenience.

The poolside bar serves cocktails, local beers, and wines, perfect for enjoying the sunset. Evenings come alive with live Fijian string band music and cultural events such as fire dancing and kava ceremonies. Vegetarian and vegan options are available but limited, so it’s best to notify the resort ahead of time.

Matamanoa Island Resort offers plenty of water activities like snorkeling, kayaking, and sailing Hobie Cats. You can also enjoy beach sports such as volleyball and soccer, plus tennis and table tennis. Guided hikes let you explore the island’s natural beauty.

For divers, the resort works with Purple Turtle, a PADI 5-star operator with over 30 dive sites including reefs and wrecks. Beginners can take diving courses, and freediving lessons are also available.

Cultural activities include traditional cooking classes, fire dance shows, and kava ceremonies. You can also visit the nearby village to meet locals and shop at the shell market.

Spa Matamanoa provides relaxing treatments using local sea grapes in a quiet hillside setting.

Extra excursions, at an additional cost, include trips to Monuriki Island, Cloud 9 floating bar, fishing, sunset cruises, and island hopping tours.