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.
Equestrians can go out on hacks around the island, canter ‘Long Beach’ at low tide, and swim bareback in the ocean.
Take a 30-minute boat ride to our neighbouring Taveuni Island, where Bouma National Park is home to one of the finest hikes – and picnic spots — in the Pacific.
Experience Fijian sunset from a unique vantage point, on an evening cruise on one of our vintage sailboats.
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Immerse yourself in COMO Laucala Island’s farm-to-table philosophy with an in-depth tour of the island’s food resources.
Learn MoreWhether you are an experienced rider or have never touched a saddle in your life, our guide can take you on an enjoyable ride on horses.
Learn MoreTake a 30-minute boat ride to our neighbouring Taveuni Island, where Bouma National Park is home to one of the finest hikes – and picnic spots — in the Pacific.
Learn MoreExperience Fijian sunset from a unique vantage point, on an evening cruise on one of our vintage sailboats.
Learn moreLaucala’s forested interior is a tropical arboretum, with paths snaking along the cliffs and into the interior, through giant banyans and rare Fijian hardwoods threaded with pink hibiscus, orchids, and flamboyant wild gingers.
Learn MoreFrom treadmills and bikes to elliptical and rowing machines, the cardio equipment in COMO Laucala Island’s Fitness Centre is state-of-the-art.
Learn MoreThe 18-hole Championship Course is carefully set in the old plantation, surrounded by Laucala’s dramatic mountains.
Learn MoreDiving in Fiji is considered to some of the best in the world — with some of the biggest draws outside your door. Inner reef excursions at COMO Laucala Island are possible at mid- and high tides.
Learn MoreWe arrange surfing at Wai ni Maqai, located 20 minutes from the resort by boat and home to a first-class left- and right-hand break.
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