Diving, smiles, and fishing — the three things people fall for on Koro.
About Koro

The Island, Getting Here & Where To Stay

About Koro

The Island

Koro Island sits in the Koro Sea between Vit Levu and Vanua Levu, one of Fiji’s least-developed and best-kept island secrets. Volcanic in origin and ringed by fringing reef, the island rises from white sand beaches through rainforest to a high, waterfall-fed interior – a landscape that has changed remarkably little in the twenty-five years since the first freehold parcels were sold here.
Long before real estate, Koro was – and remains – home to welcoming Fijian villages whose way of life shapes the character of the island today. Owning land on Koro means becoming part of that community: a rare opportunity to put down roots on an island that has deiberately stayed authentic, unhurried, and genuinely Fijian.
Getting There

Getting to Koro

Koro is reached by plane from Nad or Suva, by ferry from Suva twice a week, or by speedboat from Savusavu any day of the week.
By Air – Nadi / Suva Direct to Koro
By Sea – Ferry (Suva) / & Speedboat (Savusavu)
Fiji Link – the domestic hap to Koro
Where to Stay

Staying in Koro

Two very different ways to expertence the island while you visit, view lots, or simply escape

Koro Beach Resort

Relaxed, feet-in-the-sand simplicity – the easy, unpretentious side of staying on Koro.

Dere Bay Resort

A more upscale stay, anchoring Eastwood Estates with overwater bures and refined amenities.
Gallery

Island Moments