Kokomo Private Island

Kokomo Private Island, in Fiji’s Yaukuve Levu, is a fully inclusive resort where unspoilt marine environments and understated luxury come together. Spread across 140 acres fringed by the Great Astrolabe Reef, the island offers both seclusion and immersive natural encounters.

Design is guided by Fijian tradition and contemporary ease. Villas and residences are constructed with local hardwoods, thatched roofing and expansive decks, each with a private pool and direct access to beach or hillside views. Interiors balance craftsmanship with modern comfort — handwoven mats, timber joinery and artworks complement open-plan layouts that maximise light and ventilation. The atmosphere is one of barefoot luxury, where sophistication and relaxation are inseparable.

Cuisine is central to the experience. With three restaurants and a focus on paddock-to-plate philosophy, menus feature produce grown in the island’s hydroponic gardens, fresh seafood caught daily and fruit sourced from surrounding islands. The culinary team works closely with local farmers and fishermen, ensuring that sustainability and flavour are equally prioritised. Private dining options, from beach barbecues to in-residence meals, extend the sense of choice and intimacy.

Experiences are abundant. Snorkelling and diving on the Great Astrolabe Reef reveal extraordinary biodiversity, while wellness programs, spa treatments and yoga provide balance on land. Families are welcomed with tailored programs for children and teens, ensuring multi-generational appeal. Conservation is embedded into operations, from reef restoration initiatives to energy-efficient practices and community partnerships across the Lau Group.

Kokomo Private Island offers more than escape — it is a model of how luxury and sustainability can coexist, creating a place where nature, culture and hospitality are seamlessly interwoven.

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