The Beachouse

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Located on Fiji's magnificent Coral coast halfway between Nadi (this is where overseas flights land and is pronounced Nandi) and Suva (Capital of Fiji Islands), the Beachouse is ideal for those who want a central home base.

You can take advantage of the great outings nearby such as village visits, jungle and waterfall treks or simply relax and enjoy our beachside location.

You can also enjoy sea-kayaking, snorkelling, beach horse-riding, boat/fishing trips, inexpensive massage or simply laze in a hammock on the beachfront.

There are many other activities (some of which are organised by local Fijiian villagers)

The Beachouse is nestled within a delightful four hectare coconut grove fringed by a white sandy beach with a living coral reef only metres away! For the surfers there is a surfable reef break a little further out.
The Beachouse offers the best of Fiji's natural beauty and charm. This unique resort was specifically designed for backbackers with an emphasis on comfort, privacy, convenience and all-round fun for singles and couples.

We are proud to host backpackers from all over the world and to help them experience the coastal lifestyle of the inhabitants of the Fiji Islands.

The Beachouse was one of the first backpacker resorts in Fiji and is proud to have kept its low cost roots despite its five star location!


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