Qamea is the jewel of Fiji's northern islands

Qamea Island Resort

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Each of Fiji's forested islands, turquoise lagoons, and sun-kissed beaches are such ideal places, that it is hard to pick the most perfect one. Yet, time and time again, visitors to Qamea come away saying that this island is by far the queen of them all. Perhaps this is due to the plentiful waterfalls; perhaps, the lush virgin forest. Then again, it could be because of the friendly, attentive nature of the people on this road-less island, which can only be toured on foot or via boat. The beauty and innocence of Qamea's perfectly preserved forest and beaches surely shines through each day, when wrap-around sunrises and sunsets enfold you in the golden glory of a life well-lived. When you find your heart beating in time with the gentle rhythm of the waves, you know you have come to Qamea.

In Qamea, experience all of the impossible beauty and grandeur of a tropical island left to its own devices. The birdsong of innumerable rare species, the massive South Pacific mountains soaring in the distance, and the volcanic formations that stand as reminders of how this paradise came about—they all say "perfection" in a way that only Qamea can. On this, the 12th largest island in Fiji, there is plenty of wild, open space to explore. Enjoy a hike to a waterfall, then dive right into the warm pool at its base. It's a fairy-tale life you'll live here, because exploring Qamea is exactly like jumping inside a picture postcard.

Scuba diving and snorkelling opportunities around Qamea are second to none, and most locations exist within a 10-minute boat ride from the island. World-class sites such as Purple Wall, Devil's Canyon, Qamea Freeway, and Yellow Wall all speak to the purity of this island's immaculate reef and a quiet, but ever-vigilant, underwater world, which never ceases to impart a sense of awesome mystery.

Above water, serene Qamea is the perfect locale for Hobie Cat sailing, windsurfing, sea canoeing, hiking, playing a relaxing game of croquet, or even visiting local, indigenous villages. There, you will find friendly, native people living traditional lives, where nature is the central element. Allow them to embrace you with their inviting, communal way of life. Enjoy the inner peace brought about by the making of traditional crafts and the performance of age-old songs and dances.

On Qamea, each day is suffused with good friends, great cuisine, and a sense of wonder you haven't known in years. As you cast off the trappings of a busy modern life, allow Qamea to take you back to childhood—to a time when instinct, impulse, and the pursuit of pleasure was all that mattered.