Отель «Nukubati Island Resort»

The story behind Nukubati is a fascinating tale of Fiji's turbulent past. Originally occupied by a Fijian warrior clan, the island was assigned to a German gunsmith, Jacob Steiner, in the mid 1800s, by the famous warring cannibal chief Ritova. Jacob and his island bride settled in the area and the island remained a family concern through five generations until this day. Now Nukubati is a private island resort, a natural extension of a gracious and simple style of colonial plantation living. Catering for a limited number of guests, Nukubati is locally owned, preserving its incomparable Fijian style in an atmosphere of total seclusion. Nearby is the Great Sea Reef, reputed to be the third largest barrier reef in the world. Nukubati is the only resort in Fiji with access to this vast underwater treasure, where manta rays, dolphins, whales, turtles and innumerable fish species parade around the corals. With the largest solar power plant in the South Pacific producing its electricity, Nukubati is an environmentally conscious resort. Its gardens produce organically grown fruits and vegetables which, combined with freshly caught seafood, creates the unique cuisine that Nukubati has become famous for. From the moment you arrive, stepping off the seaplane on to the white sandy beach, you feel the romance and adventure of the South Pacific. This is the perfect South Seas escape.