COMO Laucala Island is an extraordinary natural paradise in Fiji — one of the world’s largest private island resorts, with just 25 villas. It recalibrates the idea of luxury. It does this by opening up what is becoming increasingly rare: time and space, on your terms.

COMO Laucala Island is a private island resort in Fiji's Cakaudrove province where private charters can land directly.

The island’s Residences are not hotel rooms, but 25 standalone homes suspended over lagoons, on hilltops, amidst rainforest and beside the rolling waves. Each Residence has an elegant lounge, private pool, spacious sundeck and outdoor bath, with striking Fiji-inspired interiors and tropical South Pacific landscaping.

Surrounded by blue Melanesian waters and lush greenery, COMO Laucala Island offers a range of extraordinary activities including an 18-hole golf course flanked by sea and mountains, horseback riding, diving and more.

Fiji’s authentic assets are its warm people, thriving marine life, rich fields and lush vegetation. The islands are thick with primaeval forest and endemic bird species. Our resort, COMO Laucala Island, sits on a striking isle of black basalt rock ringed with beaches and coral reefs.

Resort guests enjoy full board meals in Laucala Island’s five restaurants, in each Residence or anywhere on the island. All house wines, champagnes and non-specialty spirits are also inclusive.

Seagrass Residences are also in an area that sees more of our unique island birds, adding a liveliness to their already playful design. 4 One-bedroom Seagrass Residences (1 King Bed / 2 guests / From 2,000sqm)

The private jetty can be used for jetskiing, kayaking and snorkelling with seamless convenience. Wai is unique on our island as the only overwater Residence.

At COMO Laucala Island, we are custodians of an extraordinary space, filled with rich traditions, ancient stories and abundant wildlife. Immerse yourself in the history and heritage of Laucala Island with this self-guided island tour and discover your new surroundings on the way.

The 18-hole Championship Course is carefully set in the old plantation, surrounded by Laucala’s dramatic mountains. Designed by Scotsman David McLay Kidd, this par-72 course is challenging for experienced players, but with a variety of tee box options, is …