South Pacific Beach Bungalows & Huts
Beautiful South Pacific Holidays

Beach Bungalows in the South Pacific Islands

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Staying in a traditional style bungalow is common in the South Pacific, whether a basic beach hut or luxurious villa. These traditional houses have coconut thatch roofs with high ceilings and exposed wooden beams, often bound together using coconut sinew, and with airy open plan living best suited for the tropical climate. In Polynesia these bungalows are known as fares or fales whilst in Fiji they are called bures, and even some of the larger hotels offer bungalow accommodation in preference to stuffy cement rooms.

The following small selection of South Pacific beach bungalows and beach huts are what we consider the best in each country and you find out more about the property by clicking on the name or simply get an instant quotation to easily compare our best deals in your chosen currency. If you prefer to view a broader selection of beach bungalow accomodation please view the "dedicated directory" for each island from the links below.