Dance the night away after an action-packed day on this small but perfectly formed island.
Beachcomber Island is conveniently located just off the north-western coast of Viti Levu, Fiji's main island. It's one of the smallest islands in the Mamanuca Island chain and is home to just one resort. The laidback Beachcomber Island Resort provides three meals a day for its mostly young guests, and an incredible array of activities to choose from.The sparkling turquoise waters around sunny Beachcomber Island are irresistible and the magnificent coral reefs are teeming with tropical fish. Have a chat with the friendly and knowledgeable staff about what you'd like to do and head off into the ocean for a day of sea-kayaking or snorkelling. If you fancy exploring the outer reefs, book a space on a diving tour. The resort's qualified instructors will take you to the best spots to find rays and reef sharks. Or just stroll into the water from the beach there's plenty of marine life to see in the shallows.Beachcomber Island also caters to those looking for more high-octane pursuits. Spend the day wakeboarding or parasailing, or take the helm at one of the resort's jet-skis. There's plenty to do back on dry land too. Challenge your friends to a game of volleyball or a round of mini-golf, or attempt coconut tree climbing for the first time. Feed the island's turtles, or cook up a storm at a traditional Fijian cookery class.After a day of fun on land or at sea, relax with a draught beer or take a leisurely stroll around the tiny island as the sun sets. At night the beach is transformed into a stage, where performers put on live music and dancing shows and entertain guests with feats of traditional fire twirling. As the evening progresses, head to the barefoot beach bar to catch up with your fellow travellers.June to October is Beachcomber Island's busiest time. It's the ideal place for young backpackers who want a tropical paradise experience on a budget. There's a range of accommodation, from cheaper dorms to more expensive beachside bures (wood and straw huts). Catch a ferry from Port Denarau on Viti Levu - it shouldn't take longer than 30 minutes to get to the island.
