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The Intercontinental Fiji Golf & Spa Resort

We’ve negotiated a special rate for CSNZ members, available for stays between Monday 10 May and Thursday 13 May 2027.

To access this discounted pricing, click the Book Now link below.

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FJD$770 per night (approx NZD$592)

Set along the pristine shores of Natadola Bay, InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa offers a luxurious tropical retreat overlooking the turquoise waters of the South Pacific. Spread across 35 acres of lush tropical gardens, the resort combines contemporary comfort with the warmth and character of Fijian hospitality.

Located around 55 minutes from Nadi International Airport, the resort offers direct access to Natadola Beach, spacious rooms and suites, three outdoor pools, Spa InterContinental and the spectacular 18-hole Natadola Bay Championship Golf Course. A selection of restaurants and bars showcases local and international flavours, with relaxed beachfront dining and sweeping ocean views.

Combining a beautiful beachfront setting with exceptional facilities and genuine Fijian hospitality, the InterContinental provides an ideal setting to connect, unwind and enjoy everything Fiji has to offer.

Cancellation Policy

*180 days or more before arrival: Full refund of deposit.
*179 to 46 days before arrival: 50% of the total  will be charged.
*45 days or less before arrival: 100% of the total accommodation charges will be charged, with no refund of any deposits paid.

Child Policy

Children 12 years or younger will stay free of charge in adult’s room with existing bedding.

Transport

For delegates travelling to Fiji in May 2027, Fiji Airways currently offers direct flights to Nadi from Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, while Air New Zealand’s direct Nadi service operates from Auckland.

Air New Zealand also sells itineraries from Wellington, Christchurch and a wide range of regional New Zealand airports, but these generally connect through Auckland rather than operating non-stop to Nadi. For delegates travelling from provincial centres, Air New Zealand may therefore be the more convenient option, as the domestic and international sectors can be booked together as one journey through Auckland, rather than arranging separate flights to connect with a Fiji Airways service. Flight schedules for May 2027 remain subject to change, so delegates should check the airlines’ schedules when making their bookings.

We strongly recommend that you purchase travel insurance.

Fiji Visitor Information

Climate

Fiji enjoys a mild tropical climate, with temperatures averaging around 29°C in May.

Time Zone

Fiji is on the same time zone as New Zealand, so there is no time difference to factor into your travel plans.

Passport and Visa Requirements

New Zealand passport holders are granted a visitor permit valid for four (4) months on arrival.

The above permit is issued on arrival on the condition that the bearer holds:

    • A passport that is valid for at least 6 months from the intended date of departure from Fiji
    • Return or onward tickets
    • Evidence of sufficient funds for your stay in Fiji

If you are travelling on a passport other than a New Zealand passport, please check the current visa requirements for entry into Fiji before you travel.

Travel Insurance

We strongly advise that you purchase travel insurance when travelling internationally.

Money and Tipping

The local currency is the Fiji Dollar FJD ($).

Banks including ANZ, Westpac, Bank of Baroda, BSP and FDB have branches located throughout Viti Levu (Fiji’s main island).

Tipping is not encouraged in Fiji and is left to the individual to determine whether to make a gratuity.

Duty-Free Allowances

2.25 litres of spirits OR 4.5 litres of beer OR 4.5 litres of wine.

250 grams of cigarettes OR 250 grams of tobacco.

Duty-free allowances are subject to change.

Dress Code

Dress is casual and informal throughout the islands. Light tropical attire is suitable, including golf shirts, short-sleeve shirts, summer dresses, T-shirts and shorts, with slacks appropriate for evenings. The wraparound ‘sulu’ (sarong) is Fiji’s most distinctive form of dress. Modest dress is advised in towns and villages.

Sockets and Plugs

The electrical current in Fiji is 240 volts AC/50 cycles. Fiji has three-pin power outlets identical to Australia and New Zealand. Some hotels and resorts offer universal outlets for 240v or 110v shavers.