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With year-round balmy climate it's always a good time to visit the South pacific if you want the sun. It's no wonder then that these beautiful South Pacific Islands are hugely popular with Australian and New Zealand holiday-makers, particularly in their cooler winter months (Jun-Sep). Fittingly, there are plenty of beautiful accommodations to choose from, some aimed at families, others for couples or a honeymoon, and some specifically for niche markets such as scuba diving, surfing or for an intimate South Pacific beach wedding.
Boasting some of the most glamorous holiday destinations in the world, South Pacific resorts often play host to the worlds rich and famous. Boutique resorts alongside beautiful secluded beaches are the norm here. Some are aimed specifically at the honeymoon market whilst others focus more special interests such as scuba diving, surfing or game fishing. Contrasting to this glamour is the other side of South Pacific tourism, catering to Australian and New Zealand families, the wedding market or those looking simply looking for for an affordable beach holiday away from more commercial holiday centres in southeast Asia.
The following South Pacific accommodations are our very favourite places to stay for an all round holiday, but if you are seeking something a little more selective we recommend you navigate to the specific destination or price category for greater choice.
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| South Pacific Accommodation - Our "Top Picks" | ||||
| Fiji | ||||
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Matamanoa Island Resort Mamanuca Islands |
33 rooms |
$ 465 - 755 |  |
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Octopus Resort Yasawa Islands |
24 rooms |
$ 148 - 473 | |
| Please view our dedicated directory of Fiji Hotels Directory for more options | ||||
| Cook Islands | ||||
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Aitutaki Lagoon Resort Aitutaki Lagoon |
37 rooms |
$ 710 - 1,395 | |
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Palm Grove Rarotonga |
21 rooms |
$ 235 - 370 | |
| Please view our dedicated directory of Cook Islands Hotels Directory for more options | ||||
| Tonga | ||||
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Fafa Island Resort Tongatapu Lagoon |
16 rooms |
$ 220 - 320 | |
| Please view our dedicated directory of Tonga Hotels Directory for more options | ||||
| Samoa | ||||
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Le Lagoto Resort Savaii Island |
8 rooms |
$ 330 - 385 | |
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Virgin Cove Resort Upolu Island |
14 rooms |
$ 70 - 185 | |
| Please view our dedicated directory of Samoa Hotels Directory for more options | ||||
| Vanuatu | ||||
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Eratap Beach Resort Efate Island |
12 rooms |
$ 572 - 692 | |
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Moyyan House Espiritu Santo |
4 rooms |
$ 335 | |
| Please view our dedicated directory of Vanuatu Hotels Directory for more options | ||||
| Please view our dedicated directory of New Caledonia Hotels Directory for more options | ||||
| Please view our dedicated directory of Tahiti Hotels Directory for more options | ||||
If you're unsure which island destination is right for you, have a look at our tips and advice from our South Pacific holiday chart which will help you select a destination depending on you interests.
International hotel chains are well represented in Fiji and Tahiti but the majority of accommodation you'll find in our promotions are more likely to be a boutique resort or a collection of stylish or rustic beach huts owned by locals. Resort ambiances tend to be very casual with sulus (wrap around sarongs) worn by both guests and staff. Dining is very casual too and few dress up more than a smart shirt or blouse.
The hospitality of the South Pacific people is legendary and you'll encounter plenty of interaction with your hosts. Staff gardening during the day can be seen sitting around a kava bowl at night in the hotel foyer welcoming guests to join in some conversation. You're likely to see the local maid making up your room performing in a traditional dance performance at night, and you'll probably soon find out that Joe the Boatman is also Joe the Barman. The downside of this casual ambience is that sometimes professionalism in times of need can be wanting, time-keeping on the whole is very slow and attention to detail is often lacking. But this is the South Pacific and if you slow down you'll soon realise that these nuisances don't really matter.
To help you get the most out of your holiday money, we have access to all the best South Pacific holiday deals and have only selected those resorts where we believe you'll get that unique island experience. When browsing our hotel details, look-out for our special boxes which range from Complimentary room upgrades or breakfast offered with bookings made via Beautiful Pacific, Stay / Pay deals (where you get a certain number of nights free), to Honeymoon Specials which may include a his & hers massage, or a free bottle of Champagne.
