Sheraton Fiji Golf and Beach Resort reopens after extensive transformation

March 18, 2022

Golf / Hospitality / Recreation / Tourism /

Sheraton Fiji Golf & Beach Resort has announced their official reopening following a $48,000,000 (FJ $73,000,000) transformation.

Previously named ‘Sheraton Fiji Resort’, the beachfront resort is situated on the picturesque Denarau Island and offers 300 rooms with a choice of oceanfront or garden views and private balconies or patios.

Guests have a wide selection of leisure amenities, including a championship 18 hole golf course, five restaurants and five bars, four swimming pools, synthentic and grass tennis courts, fitness centre, spa and beach. Guests will also have complimentary access to in-complex resort facilities within the sister property, Sheraton Denarau Villas.

“The reopening of the Sheraton Fiji Golf & Beach Resort brings a truly world class setting, service and scale of hospitality to Fiji, delivering new standards for dining, conferencing and events to the Fijian holiday experience” commented Neeraj Chadha, Multi Property Vice President Fiji & Samoa, Mariott International and General Manager of Westin & Sheraton Resorts, Fiji Complex.

“From casually curated, to exceptional and refined experiences, the Sheraton team elevates local spirit to leave the best possible lasting memories. Like the people of Fiji, the Sheraton Fiji Golf & Beach Resort has a warm and generous community spirit, sharing the Fijian culture traditions, skills and heritage with all those who visit”.

The redesigned property offers three new dining venues:

Tatavu Grill and Bar Restaurant champions elemental diining, with its chic and spirited-side culinary experience that embraces the essence of Fiji – water, fire, sand and sky; featuring artisan cocktails and coastal flavours fresh from Fiji’s first multi level bespoke vertical open grill.
Island 619 offers vibrant live kitchens that bring new standards of culinary showmanship through open kitchen demonstrations, freshness and variety of local and international inspired cuisine.
28g offers tropical coffee expertise in a layered café experience aimed at facilitating social connection in true Bula Spirit with high tea and cold drip tasting sessions in the day and espresso martinis after dark.

The resort’s signature activities to be launched include the Sheraton’s family ‘Side by side’ program, ‘Feet in Sand’ ritual at Tatavu Grill & Bar and ‘Koro’ pop-up night market, exhibiting a range of locally sourced and bespoke handicraft, partnerships with local artists and vendors to activate rotating art installations, light shows, performances and live music.

Bookings are now open.

16th March 2022 - Blue Mountains City Council invites feedback on plans for former Katoomba Golf Course precinct

14th March 2022 - Bayside City Council invites comment on privately-funded wellness centre at Brighton Golf Course

25th February 2022 - Expressions of Interest: lease of the new Morack Public Golf Course

8th February 2022 - Data from Golf Australia and AusPlay shows significant increase in golf participation

6th February 2022 - Redesigned Fremantle Public Golf Course now open

18th December 2021 - Tiffany Cherry appointed to Head of Female Engagement for Australian Golf

13th December 2021 - $60 million golf fund launched to redevelop under-performing courses into sport entertainment zones

26th November 2021 - Golf Australia announces highest participation and membership rates for 50 years

25th October 2021 - PGA of Australia to establish world-first golf learning hub at Sandhurst

9th March 2021 - Torquay golf resort sold for $12.8 million

30th January 2020 - Plans revealed for surf wave park at golf resort in outer Western Sydney

5th April 2018 - Keppel Cove golf resort sold to Chinese investor

15th December 2017 - Queenstown golf resort to get $45 million expansion

12th October 2017 - Vision revealed for Greg Norman branded golf resort in the Illawarra

6th October 2011 - Millbrook named Australasia’s leading golf resort

Support our industry news service
We hope that you value the news that we publish so while you're here can we ask for your support?

As an independent publisher, we need reader support for our industry news gathering so ask that - if you don't already do so - you back us by subscribing to the printed Australasian Leisure Management magazine and/or our online news.