Latest listing added: July, 2026
1. Katafunga Island ($17,000,000)
- Location: Lau Island Group
- Size: 225 acres, 91 hectares
- Description: 30km from shore, 38km southeast of Lomaloma
- Ownership: Freehold
- Development: Developed
- Map: See on Google Earth
The property serves as a testament to the natural splendour of the South Pacific: an encircling blue lagoon rich with fish and other marine life, pristine beaches, towering palm trees, and diverse interior vegetation.
Given Katafanga’s size, there is significant potential for future development. The island could comfortably feature a first-class resort with the luxury addition of a private airstrip. The encompassing coral reef also has a natural 200-foot opening, allowing large yachts to berth near shore.
At the time of its listing, there was one completed villa on the island, with another 19 partially built. A runway, golf course, ring roads, water jetties, and staff housing were also under construction.
Those interested in Katafanga Island are urged to inquire about the current extent of its development.
2. Wavi Island ($15,000,000)
- Location: Savusavu, Cakaudrove Province
- Size: 27 acres
- Description: Around 10 min by road from Savusavu Airport
- Ownership: Freehold
- Development: Developed
- Map: See on Google Earth
Wavi Island is a 10.9-hectare private island estate in Savusavu Bay, just off the southern coast of Vanua Levu. Unlike most Fijian island properties, it combines genuine freehold ownership with direct vehicle access through an approximately 450 m causeway, allowing owners and guests to drive onto the island rather than rely entirely on boats.
Much of the essential infrastructure is already in place. The island includes a completed three-bedroom luxury villa, a manager’s residence, welcome bure, swimming pool, restaurant and bar, tennis court, marina, and established power, water, and internet systems. It is located roughly 10 minutes from Savusavu Airport, which has domestic connections to Nadi and other parts of Fiji.
Wavi has also been planned as a 20-lot oceanfront subdivision. One lot has been developed, while the remaining 19 serviced freehold lots are vacant under the existing master plan. This creates several possible strategies: retain the whole island as a private estate, operate a boutique resort, or gradually sell individual lots to generate income.
The combination of freehold title, causeway access, completed amenities, marina facilities, and subdivision potential is highly unusual in Fiji. The property is currently offered by expressions of interest and represents a comparatively practical island investment for a buyer seeking both private use and development flexibility.
3. Nananu-i-cake Island ($12,000,000)
- Location: Ra Province
- Size: 575 acres, 233 hectares
- Description: 1km from shore, 8km NE of Rakiraki
- Ownership: Freehold
- Development: Developed
- Map: See on Google Earth
In excess of 270 hectares of freehold land, Nananu-i-cake is one of the most naturally impressive islands on the Fijian market.
By virtue of its size, the property offers a high degree of both peace and privacy. Though, these qualities do not come at the sacrifice of convenience and connectivity – Nananu-i-cake is located just a short distance from mainland Fiji and less than three hours from the country’s international airport.
Initial development on the island comprised a traditional-style four-bedroom home with open-plan living spaces and panoramic views. With more recent refurbishments, the facilities now extend to two external cottages, a deepwater jetty, modern utilities, a luxury swimming pool, and livestock areas.
With space to accommodate further commercial development, Nananu-i-cake presents an enticing opportunity for tourism entrepreneurs. The island would also excel as a private retreat.
4. Nananu Island ($12,000,000)
- Location: Rakiraki district
- Size: 576 acres
- Description: Approx 40km NE of Tavua, Approx 95km NE of Nadi International Airport
- Ownership: Freehold
- Development: Developed
- Map: See on Google Earth
This unique opportunity involves purchasing the majority of an undeveloped island, just 15 minutes by boat from Viti Levu’s north coast in Fiji.
Popular among the affluent for privacy and quality, it’s close to Dolphin Island Resort. With secluded yacht mooring and a pristine reef, it’s ideal for luxury lodges or hotels and potentially a golf course. Located by the Bligh Waters, the island is perfect for world-class fishing and diving, featuring palm-fringed beaches and rain tree scenery.
It includes the nearly complete Mokusigas Resort, multiple beaches like O’ne Bay, and the renowned Lomanisue Bay, now divided into 27 titles, offering immense development versatility.
5. Vawi Island ($10,000,000)
- Location: Cakaudrove Province
- Size: 27 acres, ~11 hectares
- Description: ~6km east of Savusavu, ~10 min from Savusavu Airport
- Ownership: Leasehold
- Development: Developed
- Map: See on Google Earth
Wavi Island is a 10.9-hectare freehold private island estate in the sheltered waters of Savusavu Bay, just off the southern coast of Vanua Levu. Unlike most Fijian islands, it can be reached directly by vehicle through an approximately 450 m causeway, removing the usual dependence on boats for everyday access.
The island already contains much of the infrastructure required for private or commercial use. Existing improvements include a completed three-bedroom luxury villa, manager’s residence, welcome bure, swimming pool, restaurant and bar, tennis court, marina, and established power, water, and internet systems. Savusavu Airport is only around 10 minutes away by road, with domestic connections to Nadi and other parts of Fiji.
Wavi is arranged as a consented 20-lot oceanfront subdivision. One lot has been developed, while the remaining 19 serviced freehold lots are vacant under the master plan. This provides several possible ownership strategies: retain the whole island as a private estate, operate it as a boutique resort, or gradually release individual lots to generate income.
The combination of genuine freehold ownership, drive-on access, completed facilities, marina infrastructure, and subdivision potential is highly unusual in Fiji. Currently offered by expressions of interest, Wavi is best suited to a buyer seeking a practical island investment with both immediate usability and long-term development flexibility.
6. Narara Island ($8,000,000)
- Location: Ba Province (Yasawa Group)
- Size: ~45 hectares
- Description: ~15 min by air from Nadi (or ~3.5 hr ferry from Denarau)
- Ownership: Leasehold
- Development: Undeveloped
- Map: See on Google Earth
Narara Island is a 45-hectare undeveloped private island off the southern coast of Naviti in Fiji’s southern Yasawa group. Although the island itself remains uninhabited, it sits within an established tourism corridor near well-known resorts and marine attractions.
The island combines three white-sand beaches, turquoise coves, elevated green terrain, and dramatic cliff frontage. Around 20 acres are described as relatively flat and suitable for development, while the remainder provides natural elevation, privacy, and wide views across the surrounding Yasawa waters.
Narara’s main advantage is that much of the early planning groundwork has reportedly already been completed. The property carries a tourism designation, conceptual plans for approximately 80 accommodation units and resort facilities, and approval for a 228 ft jetty. No permanent infrastructure has yet been installed, meaning a buyer would still need to develop power, water, access, accommodation, and operational systems.
The island is held under a 99-year iTaukei lease that began on 1 July 2006, leaving approximately 79 years remaining. Any assignment would require iTaukei Land Trust Board consent and the necessary foreign-investment and Land Sales Act approvals. For a developer seeking a large blank-canvas island in an established tourism region, Narara offers a rare combination of scale, natural appeal, and existing development consents.
7. Toberua Island Resort ($6,500,000)
- Location: Bau Waters off eastern Viti Levu, near the mouth of the Rewa Delta
- Size: 5 acres
- Description: ~30 min boat off east Viti Levu; ~40 min from Nausori (Suva) airport
- Ownership: Freehold
- Development: Developed
- Map: See on Google Earth
Toberua Island is a two-hectare freehold coral island in Bau Waters off the eastern coast of Viti Levu. Established in 1968, it is regarded as Fiji’s first luxury private-island resort and continues to operate as an intimate boutique retreat surrounded by beach, reef, and tidal sand flats.
Despite its compact size, the island contains a complete hospitality operation. The resort includes 16 guest bures, a restaurant and bar, a swimming pool resurfaced in 2024, staff accommodation, and two wharves. One of its best-known experiences takes advantage of the changing tide, allowing guests to walk onto the exposed sand flat and dine at a table set beyond the island’s normal shoreline.
Toberua has also invested heavily in off-grid infrastructure. Solar generation reportedly reduced diesel consumption by more than 90%, while the island operates its own desalination, water-treatment, and wastewater systems. This makes the resort largely self-sufficient while reducing the logistical demands associated with running an island property.
The island is offered as a going concern rather than simply as land and buildings. The sale includes the established resort operation, fittings, equipment, and team, with detailed financial information available under a confidentiality agreement. For a buyer seeking a genuine freehold Fijian island with an established reputation and decades of operating history, Toberua offers a rare turnkey opportunity within practical reach of Suva and Nausori Airport.
8. Nanuyasesara & Nanuyabuli ($4,450,000)
- Location: Ba Province (Yasawa Group)
- Size: 24.5 acres
- Description: ~35 min by seaplane/helicopter from Nadi, or ~3.5 hr Yasawa Flyer from Denaru
- Ownership: Leasehold
- Development: Undeveloped
- Map: See on Google Earth
Nanuyasesara and Nanuyabuli are two neighbouring private islands in Fiji’s southern Yasawa Group, positioned off Naviti Island near the villages of Somosomo and Marou. Together, the pair covers approximately 9.9 hectares, offering two separate undeveloped island settings within one acquisition.
Both islets remain uninhabited and largely untouched, with white-sand shoreline, surrounding reef, and the clear waters for which the Yasawas are known. Their position within one of Fiji’s most established visitor regions gives them stronger tourism potential than more isolated outer-island properties.
The islands are held under a 99-year iTaukei lease rather than freehold title. The lease commencement date and number of years remaining are not publicly stated, making confirmation through the iTaukei Land Trust Board an essential part of due diligence. Any assignment would also require the relevant iTLB and foreign-purchaser approvals.
With no existing buildings or infrastructure, Nanuyasesara and Nanuyabuli are best viewed as a blank-canvas opportunity. The pair could support a low-density private retreat divided between two islands or, subject to planning and environmental approvals, a small boutique resort within an established Yasawa tourism corridor.
9. Mai Island ($2,600,000+GST)
- Location: Macuata Province
- Size: 32 acres, ~13 hectares
- Description: 1km from shore, 54km NE of Labasa, leisurely boat trip from Labasa
- Ownership: Freehold
- Development: Developed
- Map: See on Google Earth
The 32-acre property, which features a foundational degree of existing development, resides just off the coast of Vanua Levu – a competitive and convenient location. Said infrastructure comprises a one-bedroom-one-bathroom cottage and affiliated staff quarters.
Mai’s most impressive qualities arguably pertain to its natural features: an encircling coral reef ideal for snorkelling, an island waterfall, a natural spring, and a wealth of plants that bear fruit. Mai’s residents will be able to enjoy fresh avocados, starfruit, chocolate persimmons, and coconuts – amongst other native treasures.
Islands of such natural bounty are rare. Interest in Mai is sure to be significant.
10. Wailagilala Island ($2,500,000)
- Location: The Northern Lau Group
- Size: ~113 acres
- Description: 63km from shore, Approx 82km SE of Matei Airport
- Ownership: Freehold
- Development: Developed
- Map: See on Google Earth
This picturesque island, located on the outskirts of Fiji, boasts extensive beachfront, a barrier reef, and a lagoon. Considered one of Fiji’s most beautiful islands, it covers about 46 hectares, level and pristine.
Developed since 2007, it features five one-bedroom bures, two-bedroom villas (owner’s accommodation), and additional buildings.
Situated in the northern Lau Group, it’s roughly 265 kilometers northeast of Viti Levu, Fiji’s main island. Known for exclusive resorts and high-profile owners, the area offers pristine waters and a rich marine environment. Priced at US$3 million, this unique and ready-to-occupy island presents a rare opportunity.
11. Tilagica Island ($1,350,000)
- Location: Macuata Province
- Size: 53 acres, ~21 hectares
- Description: 2km from shore, 49km northeast of Labasa
- Ownership: Freehold
- Development: Developed
- Map: See on Google Earth
A 53-acre property amongst the Fijian archipelago.
Though not the largest island on this list, Tilagica offers an advanced degree of pre-existing development that makes it one of the most alluring turnkey properties on the freehold market.
Primed for residency, the island comprises three livable structures and an additional facility for staff members. The primary bure – a name given to traditional cabins in Fiji – features tall ceilings, tiled floors, and aesthetic darkwood design accents. Furthermore, the home grants spacious living conditions and access to first-class amenities: water storage, a diesel generator, cell service, and an included three-motor boat.
Transit to the island requires a flight from Fiji’s main airport, a subsequent drive, and a final boat ride.
12. Dolphin Island (Price Upon Request)
- Location: Ra Province, among the Nananu-i-Ra island group
- Size: 14 acres
- Description: Reached by a short boat transfer from Ellington Wharf, around 2–2.5 hr by road from Nadi, with seaplane access available on request
- Ownership: Freehold
- Development: Developed
- Map: See on Google Earth
Dolphin Island is a 5.67-hectare freehold private island off the northern coast of Viti Levu, near Rakiraki in Fiji’s Ra Province. Designed by Alex van Heeren, known for creating New Zealand’s celebrated Huka Lodge, the island has been developed as an exclusive-use retreat where one private group can enjoy the entire property, beach, and surrounding reef.
The estate is designed to accommodate up to eight guests. Its main bure overlooks an infinity swimming pool, while four air-conditioned guest suites combine traditional timber, stone, and contemporary island styling. A separate hilltop honeymoon bure occupies one of the island’s highest points, offering elevated views across the surrounding channel and nearby islands.
Additional facilities include two private jetties, a sandy beach, spa amenities, landscaped grounds, and the infrastructure required to operate a high-end private retreat. Access is by a short boat transfer from Ellington Wharf, approximately 2–2.5 hours by road from Nadi, while private seaplane transfers may also be arranged.
The sale includes the freehold island, buildings, improvements, furnishings, and other chattels, but excludes the existing hospitality business and its goodwill. For a buyer seeking a completed private retreat rather than a development project, Dolphin Island offers a rare combination of freehold ownership, recognised design, established infrastructure, and immediate usability.
13. Mavuva Island (Price Upon Request)
- Location: Macuata Province, within Fiji’s Great Sea Reef
- Size: 42 acres
- Description: Around 4 km off the northern coast of Vanua Levu
- Ownership: Freehold
- Development: Partially Developed
- Map: See on Google Earth
Mavuva Island is a 17-hectare freehold private island around 4 km off the northern coast of Vanua Levu, within Fiji’s Great Sea Reef. The island combines white-sand beaches, reef frontage, elevated volcanic terrain, and approximately 2 km of coastline in one of the country’s most significant marine environments.
Its defining feature is the subdivision structure. Mavuva has reportedly been divided into 89 individually titled lots, each surveyed and pegged under an existing master plan. This gives a buyer the flexibility to retain the island as one private estate, develop a resort or residential community, or release individual freehold lots over time.
The project remains at an early development stage. A ridge road, environmental plan, and basic caretaker structure are reportedly in place, but there are currently no completed villas, resort buildings, or permanent jetty. Future development would require independent power generation and confirmation of the island’s freshwater capacity, construction approvals, and marine-access arrangements.
Mavuva has been marketed for a considerable period, so buyers should confirm that the island remains available and that all 89 titles are valid, transferable, and free from undisclosed encumbrances. Subject to that due diligence, it offers an unusual opportunity to acquire an entire freehold Fijian island with much of the planning and subdivision work already completed.
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