Located on Malolo Lailai Island in Fiji's Mamanuca Islands, Musket Cove Resort is a sprawling resort set among tropical gardens and coconut palms along a long white-sand beach.
Musket Cove Island Resort & Marina features two swimming pools and two bars, including the famous Island Bar. Accommodation options include garden and private-island villas, lagoon and beachfront bures, two-bedroom split-level villas, and studio hotel suites.
If you're not planning to self-cater at Vale Oasis, consider adding an all-inclusive dining plan to your stay when checking in. This is not a requirement. You're free to dine and pay as you go or charge meals to your Resort account. If you plan to dine at the Resort every day, an all-inclusive plan may be a good option for you.
Visit the Activities Bure on the beachfront to discover the wide range of activities available and equipment you can hire, including snorkelling gear, kayaks, SUPs and Hobie Cats. There are also daily snorkelling safaris to nearby reefs, surfing trips, scuba diving, game fishing, island hopping and so much more. There are many free and modestly priced options available, with some fantastic experiences to be had.
Malolo Lailai Island is surrounded by coral reefs, including some of Fiji's most spectacular places for snorkelling. The main beach at Musket Cove is tidal and not suitable for snorkelling at low tide. You can snorkel and swim at all tides from the end of the Island Bar and many other locations around the island. Snorkelling excursions at low tide to more spectacular reefs in the bay are available daily.
The Activities Bure can provide you with details and options for the following:
Choose from beachfront, garden or private-island venues for up to 100 guests, with bespoke catering, décor and a no-rush, one-wedding-at-a-time philosophy.
Hop on the Malolo Cat catamaran for a scenic 55-minute cruise from Port Denarau (three sailings daily with a free airport shuttle), or arrive by speedboat or helicopter.
There’s space to breathe and room to play, with no need to rush. Fill each day with island and reef adventures or simply relax in a hammock. Either way, sunset cocktails at the Island Bar are the best way to end the day.