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Six Senses Fiji

Malolo Island, Fiji · Six Senses · Grand Luxury

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Six Senses Fiji opened on 14 April 2018 on Malolo Island, New Zealand architect Richard Priest's brief to disturb the jungle as little as possible. Behind the spa, about forty critically endangered Fijian crested iguanas breed in unlandscaped habitat. The 24 villas and planned residences run on the largest Tesla-battery microgrid in Fiji.

About Six Senses Fiji

History

Six Senses Fiji opened in 2018 on 120-acre Malolo Island in the Mamanuca archipelago, a conservation-minded house of 24 villas whose jungle still shelters critically endangered Fijian crested iguanas. New Zealand architect Richard Priest designed the buildings to read as a village from the sea, and the resort runs on the largest Tesla-battery microgrid in Fiji.

The setting

Six Senses Fiji occupies a white-sand beach on Malolo Island in the Mamanucas, reached by speedboat from Denarau Marina or helicopter from Nadi International Airport. The house looks over a lagoon and reef, with the protected iguana habitat behind the spa.

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